Does anyone know if there are bass in the narrow river yet?

fished there today.....nothing yet.....

thanks for the info, hopefully they will be here soon

I went to the West Wall tonight. Conditions were real nice - SSW, high tide, ducks eating bait. But no bass. Tomorrows weather could change things for the better.

I fished the shoreline near the Amelia Earhardt Dam in Everett on Sunday morning and caught over a dozen stripers ranging from 20 to 28 1/2 inches. The must be chasing the alewife that run up the Mystic River. I caught them on a variety of plastics.

Scotch - what time did you get down there? I was down for a couple hours, wind was SSE, fairly flat water, and little gannets chasing some stuff - not a bump but I did hear then see one big splash followed by a smaller one and no birds came up after 15 minutes of looking... Left shortly after 5pm.

Joe - good to meet you finally!

...tonight could be a good night :)

John, I got there at 6pm and fished til 7. I noticed the wind turned so I shot down there. May try to do the same tonight.

Today I would have much greater hope for :D - tomorrow even better if it's like today!

aaahhhhhhhhhhh!!!!! :jump1:

Should have went tonight John, there was a few to go around :D

Got two, first of the year. Saw Scotch on the rocks; Chris, did you pick up any?

AHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Oh well...


rwilhelm - nice pic - a spinner cocahoe, interesting :kewl:

thanks, John have you tried using cocahoes. I have had pretty good luck with them

Originally posted by rwilhelm
thanks, John have you tried using cocahoes. I have had pretty good luck with them They are in my top 3 for plastics. I've been using them since I was 1st introduced 4 or 5 years ago...

Tomorrow morning at WW.....yahoo.....!!!

Thats what I was using tonight, 3" glow on 3/8 oz jig, one of my favorites

HR, don't know about the am, but then again never really tried :smash:

Glow is my favorite color also. I have only caught one keeper on a cocahoe, mostly some nice schoolies. Have you guys had luck landing keepers using cocahoes?

Now that you guys are talking about the sleek, slender, most subtle lines of the cocahoe minnow. Damn I am getting excited.

IMHO the best spring time plastic, no offense GS (Ilike your stuff a lot)

I caught SB up to 38 inches and around 18-20 pounds on the Queens...have seen the Kings on spreader bars trollup a 40 incher or so

I have 17 of the 133 colors and there arfe some schweeet ones.

John, they actually sell them in a package 1 rigged spinnerbait style with a spare body.

I have a sneeky feeling that at next years MSBa Show there will be a cocahoe booth...once the conflict of interest is gone

Not that I have the only direct account in new england or anything like that.

Gotta get back up the river//////////////////////

Bill, I got one :D

Mike was up the river yesterday we got six will try again today

DEnis , we were there Sunday evening ==Skunked
we couldn,t get north of the bridge==tide too high, the boat wouldn,t fit under/// but they had fish up there // next trip will be in the tin boat ===let me know/////////////////:cool: :cool:

basic patrick maybe that is my problem. I usually always use the 4" minnows. This season I will try the Queen's and see if I have better luck.

Matoonuc -- rumor has it you slayed 'em last night......any truth??

HR, I only got two, not exactly slaying them. :rolleyes:
There were a couple other guys there that did much better

Major wind shift around 5 pm tonight. I bet there was alot of dissappointed anglers on the Wall:mad: