What else do you guys suggest besides black sluggos? Don't feel like dealing with cape traffic to get eels, plan on launching out of plymouth in the morning around 3:30 am. I've had no luck finding pogies, just curious what everyone else uses.:yawn:

for early morning.
pencil poppers and regular poppers are my favorite.

yellow, blue/white, green/white, all white probly doing the best for me.

If its still dark a good black or black/purple danny don't hurt.Same colors for some of the more popular plastic swimmers too.

but but but

eeeeeeels are the solution!!!

and sluggo's!~

:)

White slug-gos, 1 oz. Kastmasters, Pt. Jude tins, poppers

Will probably end up trying all of those. Thanks guys, hopefully I can post some pictures tomorrow if I have some luck. If anyone else is heading out, come meet me out there. Look for the rocks!:happy: :wavey:

Metal in the morrrrrrning!:wiggle: Bunker take on a gold color in low light conditions like dawn and dusk , like a...ohh.. I dunno maybe a gold butterfish.:angel:

One 24" fish to show for the trip, tried everything. Don't know what I am doing wrong, but that is two poor trips in a row. :bc:

Try a cedar plug (color: black) with a single feathered hook tied with saddle hackle (color: black) or a cedar plug (color: black) with a single 6/0 bare hook on which you've threaded a 4-inch Slug-Go or a 4-inch Senko Worm (color: black). Cedar plugs with feathered hooks outfish most soft plastics lures and black cedar plugs with black trailers outfish even black 9-inch Slug-Go's.