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How do you catch a striped Bass off a boat?

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Using live bait is the easiest way to catch striped bass from a boat Using sonar, locate a school of fish and anchor the boat over the school. You will be able to see on the graph where the fish are in the water column. Drop your bait down to depth of the fish and hang on. Striped bass are very aggressive and will develop massive feeding frenzies.

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