Young and old trying to save the white sea bass.(Originated from Orange County Register)

From: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service | Date: April 19, 1995| Author: Strege, Dave | Copyright information

Casey Shedd, 7, set the hook and squealed with excitement. ``I got one!''

In another boat, Norman Trojan, 67, set the hook and, well, didn't squeal but was no less excited.

The youngster from Mission Viejo, Calif., and the elder angler from Huntington Beach shared a fishing experience that neither will soon forget.

Both caught their first white sea bass and contributed to the future of the species by donating them to the Hubbs-Sea World Research Institute...

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