Anyone wanna go with me
it its 300 dollars for two people
we would go for 8 hours.
Wed would be going out of conn.

Dang! I would be here in a heartbeat...but.... :crying:

nott?

missus will kill me :err:

$150 per person? i might be interested. When are you looking to go?? What kind of lures would i need, never fished for holdovers

Is this a boat trip that you are running thru a charter?

Crips and I only ask people kick in on the gas money. Thanks I've got a handle on the holdovers, although I'd still love a shot at them southern holdovers.

where and what trip is this, scarecrow?

Blaine Anderson
fishingct.com

This isn't trolling wire for schoolies in the Thames is it :rollem: ?

Connecticut, forget it, I can't go. And I am on a tight budget, man.

guys, blaine is a legit guide. should be jigging for the hold overs. he is a good friend of mine he put clients into some huge fish this year in L.I. sound.

here is one of three over 49" he caught back in october. this is the 52"er. http://www.fishingct.com/images/photos/lis/10-28-03blaine52inch3a.jpg

Toby - is Al Anderson his dad?

Al Anderson is the one that wireline's umbrella rigs thru the holdover schoolies, right?

I just don't think an umbrella rig on wire in the tight confines of the Thames where the schoolies are packed in super tight is remotely challenging - granted it is fish.

I'm not anti - wire or trolling or jigging, whatever. But having fished that area a bit, if you are gonna wire line an umbrella rig in there, you might as well drag a net...

pretty sure his dad is not Al. i hear ya on the umbrella thing. nothing like catching 8 12" stripers on one set up connected to a 4/0 reel loaded with wire. :happy: :happy: :smash:

Originally posted by t.lapinski
pretty sure his dad is not Al. i hear ya on the umbrella thing. nothing like catching 8 12" stripers on one set up connected to a 4/0 reel loaded with wire. :happy: :happy: :smash:

Especially when three of them are stuck together 'cause of Thameslime :yak:

Capt. Al wasn't wire lining today, maybe the client wanted finesse and light tackle. I was cleaning their clock thou, man the marker bouy yellow 4" little jerk was hammered today, 30 fish by 10. I ended up with just over 60 fish, with 6 pushing 25 inches. Great day, too bad none of the sb boys could come play today. Merry Xmas to me. One of the guys got a 38 inch fish and last weekend the first fish I dropped was a 34-36 inch fish, so there are some nice ones in the river.

Blaine's a nice guy, had him in my boat only once, but he took some great footage of the Thames stripers last year. I'd not have the composure to stop fishing long enough when they are stacked that thick under the boat, but Blaine filmed for a long time without casting.

Finally you saw the light ===========================toooo the right color:)

I'd have thrown it before Mike, but I heard there weren't any bluefish left in the river:).

Bob , @#$%^5 & the BLOOOOOOOOOfish:smash:

Ahhhhh - THAT'S the Blaine - OK - that's cool - not who I was thinking....

who trolls hes there to tag fish not catch and release with an umbrella I give that guy alot of credit he is down there all the time tagging those fish If I am right he charters to catch and tag fish for the day is that right bob or am I missing something.

capt al tags several thousand fish per year, but gets very few returned tags. :confused: i always thought that the tagging procedure was not best suited for the fish in the river in winter. i think it puts too much stress on the fish. what he does always seemed like overkill to me.