I mostly fish from shore. mostly in RI. I only went boat fishing a couple times last year & missed out on some reel good fishing.

I know where the fish are this time of year, i just dont want to paddle that far in the yak. I'll help pay for gas & food ect....im not a mooch.

So who wants to help me test out some new plugs? :D

I'm in the same position....only in Boston. So if any of you guys around here are lookin for someone to split expenses with PM me.

dave, i should have my boat in the water in a week or 2.. got a busted trailer spring and its holding me back from launching it.. but your welcome anytime.

dave, i should have my boat in the water in a week or 2.. got a busted trailer spring and its holding me back from launching it.. but your welcome anytime.

Eben, get the parts at Trailer Connection on Quaker Lane, they have everything.

yep.. thats where i am headed when i can find the time.

thanks

sounds good eben, just let me know when you've got it ready.

I can give you a hand with the trailer if you need it.

ok

I've got an 18' skiff which I launch out of Wessagussett (Back River).

Weather permitting, I'll be on the water every weekend and depending on my work schedule, some late afternoons.

I haven't fished the Quincy Bay area properly since I was a tyke in the late 60's.

Primarily, I do recreational lobstering, but prefer to do entire days on the water vs. simply launching the boat, hauling traps and going back in.

No expenses, I've got a new 30 HP 4 stroke which has yet to burn 5 gallons on a trip.

This baby really moves, my GPS clocked 17 MPH with the tide and the wind .

Primarily, I've been shore fishing the east end of the canal whenever possible, just to catch something.

If you know anything about how to fish out of a boat, I'll be thrilled to escort you to the fishing grounds.

- JJC

You better watch out FishingFreak, looks like some are moving in on your corner......:jester:

maybe if we didn't spend all our money making plugs we'd have our own boat :hee: