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Record Low Number Of Stripers

Fewest Young Stripers in 60 Years Found in Chesapeake Bay Tributaries

By Doug Olander

Updated: October 23, 2012

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Trouble ahead for striped bass? The lowest number of small stripers in 60 years turned up in Maryland fisheries biologists’ surveys of rivers that feed Chesapeake Bay, according to a report posted online recently at CBS Baltimore. Read the full report here.

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