Anglers Journal

STRIPER TIME

s temperatures rise and the days lengthen, striped bass flood coastal waters from the Mid-Atlantic to New England. The traditional early spots see the first fish, but word spreads quickly as informal, overlapping networks come alive with news that schoolies have arrived. The once-bare woods — mostly silent all winter — reverberate

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