View Full Version : Worth Bringing a Rod


Chesapeake Bill
05-17-2011, 08:38 PM
Without asking anyone to spot burn or do anything unethical I am taking my grandson to football camp north of Boston this weekend. I may have a little time free. I'll be in the Peabody area. Any place reasonably close to cast a few plugs? I will gladly return the favor of information to anyone who can head south.

quick decision
05-18-2011, 05:04 AM
pm sent

Clogston29
05-18-2011, 06:37 AM
Its always worth bringing a rod. I'd go with schoolie type tackle. Daverse River should be worth a try, but access can be tough depending on tide. You could also bring trout tackle and hit a stocked pond, like Sluice Pond.

JohnR
05-18-2011, 06:44 AM
Bill, if I wasn't already camping with my son (Cub Scouts) this weekend, I'd run up and take you fishing somewhere ;) , with gear.

Flying up or driving?

Fish are around up there, with a start of keepers.

Chesapeake Bill
05-19-2011, 09:54 AM
Sorry for the delay. I was in Daytona Beach (for business...). I'm driving so I have my truck. I always bring a rod but I truly appreciate the help on which one to bring. I never know whether to bring a heaver or somethign with more finesse. The info helps make my decision.

A littel support for the local tackle store that I can find in the area (always like to keep them in business!!) and I should be able to find a little time to cast a few plugs. Taking my grandson will only add to the experience as he loves to fish!

Thanks all!

Clogston29
05-19-2011, 10:02 AM
not much in the peopody/danvers area for tackle shops unless you want to drive a ways. Al's in beverly I guess is the closest, or maybe Ippie's in Lynn. Both really just have the basics, nothing too impressive IMO. You could take a drive up to surfland in Newburyport if you want to make a trip out of it. Maybe 30-40 minutes from peabody.

how old's your grandson? I know of one or two places that are pretty kid friendly for fishing close to peobody. can send you a pm if you want.

Chesapeake Bill
05-19-2011, 07:32 PM
Thanks Clogston29! He is 12 so he can cast and have some fun. He isn't hard to please (the benefit from growing up near the water!). He is the typical 12 year old...if he tires, the DS comes out...

I'll take the ride. Supporting the local tackle economy is my way of thnking them for being available.

UserRemoved
05-20-2011, 04:33 AM
Hey Bill :wave:

:spam:

Olive White Danny. Olive Needle. Olive Popper.

Hang on

nightfighter
05-20-2011, 07:35 AM
PM me a cell phone # and when you are going to be up this way. Still don't know my schedule for the weekend, but if I am free, we can exchange some intel or meet up.