Son of a Legend

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Trollnheel

Discussion Starter · Mar 7, 2007 (Edited)

Hey everyone! I've heard too much about this site and decided to join up! My name is Ralph Stephens, son of Steve Stephens. I enjoy fishing with pops and working on the boat with pops. I'm a HUGE North Carolina Tarheels fan. I'm an avid Striper fisherman looking to expand our abilities to the Saltwater species (King Mack, Spanish Mack, Red Fish, Dolphin).

I hope to learn a lot from this site and I hope to see ya'll out on the water!

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Bread Man 1

· #2 · Mar 7, 2007

Welcome aboard! Tarheel fans are not welcome here!
GO WOLFPACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!

HOTSPOT

· #3 · Mar 7, 2007

Welcome Aboard son. This is a good site with good folks!!

Don't know about that "Legend" stuff......

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Bread Man 1

· #4 · Mar 7, 2007

Trollnheel said:
Hey everyone! I've heard too much about this site and decided to join up! My name is Ralph Stephens, son of Steve Stephens. I enjoy fishing with pops and working on the boat with pops. I'm a HUGE North Carolina Tarheels fan. I'm an avid Striper fisherman looking to expand our abilities to the Saltwater species (King Mack, Spanish Mack, Red Fish, Dolphin).

I hope to learn a lot from this site and I hope to see ya'll out on the water!

Where do you do a lot of your striper fishing at?

Trollnheel

Discussion Starter · #5 · Mar 7, 2007

Now days, Jordan Lake.

I'm ready to move out to the "big" water!

NCangler

· #6 · Mar 7, 2007

Hi Trollnheel. Welcome aboard. I think it is cool that we have at least two generations of Stephens on NCangler.com!

I look forward to fishing with your dad and maybe meeting you as well. State, Carolina, Duke, Wake and any other fans that love to fish are welcome here.

(Go Pack!)

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Bread Man 1

· #7 · Mar 7, 2007

Are there any big ones in Jordan now? I know there had always been some there, but I had read an article a few years ago about a stocking program. Just curious. I have caught some real nice size Hybrids in the past in Jordan. I don't make it up that way much anymore.

smithhut

· #8 · Mar 7, 2007

Welcome aboard, This is a really great site with some good people on board. GO HEELS

Slowriser

· #9 · Mar 7, 2007

Welcome Tar Foot fan,
I have just recently joined NCA. I have already read a great deal of useful information and had the chance to turn out a few of my own experiences. This is a great site with loads of knowledge on fishing all over the state. Fly water, fresh, salt, pond, lake and river. I guess that kinda covers it all and all species. Best site I've been to in a long time. Good Luck and welcome aboard.

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Topsail Angler

· #10 · Mar 7, 2007

Welcome aboard Ralph! Glad to have another avid Stephens angler aboard and especially one that is a fellow Tarheel fan.

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Trollnheel

Discussion Starter · #11 · Mar 7, 2007

Breadman, there still some nice 'uns in Jordan.

zooker

· #12 · Mar 8, 2007

oh man one was bad. but now there's TWO of them...

welcome to the boards..

zooker

Fire Shark

· #13 · Mar 8, 2007

Glad to have you!!!

patuna

· #14 · Mar 8, 2007

Hi Trollnheel, You are right these people know an awful lot! I This is the only board I visit now All the information I need and more is here. Welcome

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Dave B.

· #15 · Mar 8, 2007

Dang! and I thought Dale Jr had joined up....

Welcome on!

Tar Heel fan here myself!

specreck

· #16 · Mar 8, 2007

I've had awsome luck fishing for stripers down below Jordan dam after a good rain. I like to throw rattle traps and some large white bass assassins. Tons of shad get backed up towards the dam after a good rain, it seems the stripers keep them backed up close to the dam just off the shore line and behind eddies. However, I've never had any luck at jordan lake going for stripers...go figure

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