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blackfish being like what someone stated earlier, are the only fish i cant help but talk to when i'm getting a bite.

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Nobody has to guess what I voted for.

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my first choice is fluke because you can use many techniques to catch them.the weather is warm & relaxing.second is stripe bass because of the size.

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I picked fluke, because it is one of the very few fish that I know how to catch. That, and I love those summer days on the water.

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Rite now seabass because thats what ive been fishing for lately.I love flukin with my kids.Nothin like tuna but i dont have the boat or $$ to do enough of it.If i had to pick one nothin gets my blood pumpin like BLACKFISH.

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Fluke - tastes great, fun to fish and gives me the opportunity to spend more time with my son on our small boat.

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Nothing like a mako for me.

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Gotta go with Fluke... Tog are a close second only due to the short season & cold weather....

Cant wait to get back out there... COME ON>>> BITE IT!!

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Wow, I can't believe Stripers w/artifcials is only ~5%. Haven't any of you experienced a fall night walking down the beach casting under the moon, catching fish after fish....
or fishing the flats of Cape-cod bay casting at schools of 20lb fish with top water Hogy's. Nothing beats that..

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I voted for tuna but I thought the same thing after voting. Nothing like watching a bass nail that pencil popper, or turn on its side to enhale a fly right in front of your eyes. Or like you said on the beach at night feeling that fish grab plug. Interesting poll and post.

Leif