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Topic: Striper Report from Mendo  (Read 1128 times)

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InSeine

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I fished Lake Mendo this weekend.  The weather was great, but the fishing was slow.  The South end of the lake is pretty smelly, so a turnover is right around the corned.  The North end was pretty nice, despite all the peeps on jetskis.  I caught one striper about 10in and hooked another but lossed it.  I did not see a boil anywhere.   I was wondering if there was going to be any rule about having spotters up at the high pts around the lake looking for boils and radioing the positiong to yakers.  Seems like it would be an idea, but everyone should have access to the info.  Anyway, looking forward to the tourney.

Jim (InSeine) Hobbs
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