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Tournament Information

The Tarheel Striper Club will be hosting two open tournaments in May (at Badin) and June (at Jordan).  We wanted to extend the invitation to other clubs to join us at these events. To download the registration form, go to www.tarheelstriperclub.com, click on the events forum, then go to the Badin or the Jordan link.  Payouts will go to top three places (cash and trophies) and Big Fish.  Entry fees are $30 per person ($60 max per boat).  Big Fish pot is $5 per person with 100% payout.  Please pass this information to your club members.  We're looking for a large turnout at both events and hope to see you there.

The 9th annual Tarheel Jordan Lake Open Tournament on June 12 will be at the Poe's Ridge Boat Ramp (near the dam) on the same date. For directions go the Events forum an click on the Jordan Lake Tournament tab
 

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Striped Bass A North American food and game fish (Morone saxatilis) chiefly of coastal waters, having dark longitudinal stripes along its sides. Striped bass, which swim up rivers to spawn, are occasionally found in landlocked bodies of water. Also called rockfish, striper.

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