Here Steve gets into the act as Kendra shows off the first fish.Kendra caught, this one ate a clam

Total for the day was three fish a fine limit of big fish

My Brother in law Tom hooked up with a fin-s in the back on Thanksgiving morning

Here's one of 8 we caught before turkey dinner.  I must have been using rubber hooks because I also had four very early releases on the eels that day.

My brother Steve is more used to catching salmon in Washington State, but he managed to haul in this meadow cut striper

This one almost took the rod from the hands of my niece Kendra out in Reeds Bay weighed in at about 17 pounds.

Here I'm helping Kendra show off her fish.
 

Daryl thought this big one would break 20 pounds, but it stopped the scale around 19 enough to beat his brother daryl though.
 

I caught this one on the way home at meadow cut, just as dark was completely overtaking us

Here's Ron's bank caught fish

The limit of big fish we brought home to send north for some good dinners.

Adrian caught this 18 pound striper to prove you don't need a boat to catch big fish.  The sod banks with clams have been very productive this fall

Ron and his Girl friend Jane stopped by to visit and spend an afternoon fishing

Jane had a tough time landing this beauty.

Ron hooked up a couple times from a bank side hot spot

This was one beauty he landed feeding a live eel off the sod bank.

 The Electric motor pushed the Goose Buster along the bank in Little Bay  11/9/03

I Pushed up even further and this one was bigger, 17 lb

The Back Bay produces this 21 pounder was #8 over 20 for the season so far.

Reeds Bay produced this double hookup

Here's the two fish Thomas got his first of the day and the other was a slot.

Here's a very appreciated bunch of fish destined for dinner

Alex and his Dad Keith show up Alex's 17 pound pool winner on 11/6/03

Alex can hardly hold the big one

Uncle beat Alex on 11/7/03 with this 21 pounder

Alex shows why I use a big net

Admiring the days catch 11/7/03

2-days catch before the filet table gets them

Glen Ann Skoll has her first bass a 22 lb beauty caught last Sunday Morning.11/1/03