CHAPTER 10 – American Cousins Stripers Afloat At a B.A.S.S. AGM we watched a presentation on fishing for striped bass in the USA. We were so impressed we decided to go over and have a try. Now that we have been, we’d like to share some of
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CHAPTER 10 – American Cousins So What Exactly Is A Striped Bass? The striped bass or ‘striper’ is a relative of the European sea bass, both fish belonging to the Sea Perch family. It is a native fish of the eastern United States from northern Florida to
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CHAPTER 9 – ‘MORA’ Spring (Part 2) A dozen times he recast when the bait was fished out and had swung right round to the edge of the surf, each time moving a little way along the beach to cover new ground. As the sun went down
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Save Our Sea Bass has written an open letter to members of the Cornwall IFCA Byelaw Working Group reminding them that sea anglers and commercial fishermen are expecting them propose measures to stop Cornish fixed netters illegally targeting bass as they shoal up in Cornish bays before
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No single topic related to bass management has created as much controversy as Minimum Landing Size (MLS) or Minimum Conservation Reference Size (MCRS) as it is now referred to. As long ago as 1973, Recreational sea anglers formed the Bass Angling Sportfishing Society (BASS) to try and
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