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Guppy 11-02-2017 06:06 AM

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Originally Posted by nightfighter (Post 1130845)
Hmmmm still togging..... Where are you going out of these days Ray? I got the bug I think. How late do you all keep catching?

South side CC, spot Ricky and I hit good last year two weeks earlier than his year, if I see a good weather day coming up I'll call ya,,,

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Originally Posted by Got Stripers (Post 1130849)
I have an invite from a friend for Friday, love to get some intel on the bite, send me a pm.

Not sure if I can go tomorrow plus wind? I'll pm today

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Originally Posted by piemma (Post 1130864)
You sure are ambitious. Good for you. I don't have "the fire in the belly" anymore to go that hard.

Fire in the belly? More like num in the head... :-) :smash:

RIROCKHOUND 11-02-2017 06:55 AM

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Originally Posted by nightfighter (Post 1130845)
Hmmmm still togging..... Where are you going out of these days Ray? I got the bug I think. How late do you all keep catching?

We used to have some epic days when I was a kid well into December, and Tautog's logbook has great days in January from the old days.

As the stock has declined and pressure went up on them, it seems like the season has gotten shorter; it is basically over around Thanksgiving.

Ed B 11-02-2017 11:32 AM

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Originally Posted by RIROCKHOUND (Post 1130869)
We used to have some epic days when I was a kid well into December, and Tautog's logbook has great days in January from the old days.

As the stock has declined and pressure went up on them, it seems like the season has gotten shorter; it is basically over around Thanksgiving.

Tautog just submitted a slip a couple weeks ago and is in first place with one at 10 lb 2oz. You'd better get out there and not let the old man show you he's still the Boss. :wave:

RickBomba 11-02-2017 11:45 AM

First year in a long time to tog for Ricky. Next year.

Clammer 11-02-2017 03:11 PM

<<<<<<<<<<< Albies were still in the bay today >>>>>>>>>>/<,/,

wdmso 11-02-2017 03:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Clammer (Post 1130914)
<<<<<<<<<<< Albies were still in the bay today >>>>>>>>>>/<,/,

guess i wont be unloading the boat tonight

numbskull 11-02-2017 04:01 PM

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Here's our hero with a bass from down the Elizabeths this past Sun, one of about 4-5 of this size he took (to my one). Found fish on Weds as well. Huge numbers of small fish in the harbors along lower BzBay. Still plenty of peanuts around and I've not seen the large bunker leave yet. I'm hopeful for another 10-12 days at least of worthwhile fishing.

Sea Dangles 11-02-2017 04:03 PM

Cousin it
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fishgolf 11-02-2017 06:27 PM

SoCo RI
 
Fished beaches yesterday and today. Acres of bait and schoolies from Pt. Judith to Watch Hill. Water temp 60. Great white water with the south and south east wind. Arms are falling off.

RIROCKHOUND 11-02-2017 07:36 PM

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Originally Posted by Ed B (Post 1130902)
Tautog just submitted a slip a couple weeks ago and is in first place with one at 10 lb 2oz. You'd better get out there and not let the old man show you he's still the Boss. :wave:

Trying. Hopefully the wind drops this weekend
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Clammer 11-02-2017 08:10 PM

RIR .its keeping me inside & the tide is unreal ><>
:cens:

numbskull 11-03-2017 04:01 PM

Gave it a good try today on the lower Elizabeth's but only found small fish (and one big blue). Fog and stronger than forecast SW wind hampered things a bit.

Got Stripers 11-03-2017 07:04 PM

Brought tons of crabs today to RI in the hopes it would be a repeat of last week, but oh what a difference a storm makes, skunked on tog and just lots of rat sea bass. Might be calling it a season aside from some inshore holdover spots I might try, before a few fresh water trips to wrap up the year.

Clammer 11-03-2017 08:52 PM

Bob I told ya to wait ><> no worries ><>

Cool Beans 11-03-2017 09:03 PM

there are no fish left.. LOL shrink wrap and go home ;)

numbskull 11-05-2017 06:58 AM

Impromptu trip yesterday. @ noon a neighbor informed me about a mass of birds and breaking fish way out off my local beach and only about a mile from my harbor. Grabbed a rod, the dog, Sauerkraut (in that order) and hopped on the boat. Beat into a stiff NE wind and found everything had stopped. Decided to try WH which was quiet and too much tide to fish right. Had Sauerkraut and the dog all eager to fish, while my heart wasn't in it. Said effit, pushed up the throttle and flew a dozen miles down to Quicks. Put the boat on a drift while SK casting with his 6' drop (on an 8' rod!) repeatedly tries to hook my ear. Almost too much cross wind to work plugs, lousy weather pattern, don't want to be there, too rough, and BANG........Sauerkraut hooks a decent, as in borderline #20, fish that puts him immediately in the rocks. Save his butt with some boat handling, circle back, and mackerel (?) start flying out of the water with bass in pursuit. Spend the next 2 hours catching fish (tiny-15#) and having a blast. Turn into the NE blow to head home, expecting to be beat up, and find that the full moon tide with the wind has flattened things out nicely. Easy run home, kept a fish for winter fishcakes, dog happy, wife happy, SK happy, I'm happy. In the late fall you just never know.

Sea Dangles 11-05-2017 08:09 AM

Well done George,I pulled the boat this week. It was the earliest I had pulled it but I had enough. I had moved to Scituate to close out the season chasing Charlie. Last trip was Saturday where Tony(remember Goose?) and I had another lucky catch out on the bank. As usual the fishing was outstanding in October out there and the weather gave plenty of shots to give it a try. This last trip produced the best eater with a belly full of bacon
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Guppy 11-05-2017 10:51 AM

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Originally Posted by Got Stripers (Post 1131033)
Brought tons of crabs today to RI in the hopes it would be a repeat of last week, but oh what a difference a storm makes, skunked on tog and just lots of rat sea bass. Might be calling it a season aside from some inshore holdover spots I might try, before a few fresh water trips to wrap up the year.

you had the wrong crabs ... :-)
Don't give up,,,, if the wind ever drops we'll go down here if you want

Guppy 11-05-2017 10:58 AM

Great read George....
I'm still geared up on the trailer and just waiting for the wind to drop off....
it aint over til my wife says it's over... :-)

Rockfish9 11-06-2017 09:40 AM

Nice report George. ...some times the best trips happen when your heart really isn't in it...
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bloocrab 11-07-2017 12:35 AM

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Originally Posted by Sea Dangles (Post 1131087)
...Last trip was Saturday where Tony(remember Goose?) and I had another lucky catch out on the bank. ....
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Saw the pics...:drevil:
Tony's good people, hopefully you didn't convert him over to the dark-side

JohnR 11-07-2017 08:00 AM

Yes, Tony is good people ; )

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Originally Posted by numbskull (Post 1131083)
Impromptu trip yesterday. @ noon a neighbor informed me about a mass of birds and breaking fish way out off my local beach and only about a mile from my harbor. Grabbed a rod, the dog, Sauerkraut (in that order) and hopped on the boat. Beat into a stiff NE wind and found everything had stopped. Decided to try WH which was quiet and too much tide to fish right. Had Sauerkraut and the dog all eager to fish, while my heart wasn't in it. Said effit, pushed up the throttle and flew a dozen miles down to Quicks. Put the boat on a drift while SK casting with his 6' drop (on an 8' rod!) repeatedly tries to hook my ear. Almost too much cross wind to work plugs, lousy weather pattern, don't want to be there, too rough, and BANG........Sauerkraut hooks a decent, as in borderline #20, fish that puts him immediately in the rocks. Save his butt with some boat handling, circle back, and mackerel (?) start flying out of the water with bass in pursuit. Spend the next 2 hours catching fish (tiny-15#) and having a blast. Turn into the NE blow to head home, expecting to be beat up, and find that the full moon tide with the wind has flattened things out nicely. Easy run home, kept a fish for winter fishcakes, dog happy, wife happy, SK happy, I'm happy. In the late fall you just never know.

; )

piemma 11-07-2017 10:55 AM

Tony is the best. I bought a leaning post from him for my first CC, many years ago!

bobber 11-07-2017 03:55 PM

was out Sunday in the area of the CT river mouth. nasty SE wind and a weird roll on the Sound made things unpleasant. found a bigg school of bunker that was periodically having bass grab a mouthful here and there- tried for 2 hours with everything we could think of and couldn't get bite. went to find another area but the weather was getting worse so we said Eff-it.

I hear about your heart not being into it..... I am so conflicted about whether to pack it in. it never really got started for me this Fall, but I'm tired of getting beat

Sea Dangles 11-07-2017 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by bloocrab (Post 1131228)
Saw the pics...:drevil:
Tony's good people, hopefully you didn't convert him over to the dark-side

The guy is like a horse shoe
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Clammer 11-07-2017 05:44 PM

personally .I use to have a good [friend] from this site ,His name was Goose .....a few years ago he chose to change things around .....I miss him :rollem:

fishgolf 11-07-2017 07:02 PM

Beautiful day today in SoCo.

ct_fisher 11-09-2017 04:53 PM

beautiful day in SoCo.. but lots of dinks.. still nice to be out before the ice starts building on the guides :(

numbskull 11-13-2017 04:35 PM

Still finding loads of small fish along the Elizabeths with occasional decent bass mixed in.

Got Stripers 11-13-2017 04:43 PM

Hitting fresh water tomorrow and I'm looking forward to some relaxing no pressure fishing for bass, crappie and pickeral. My salt water gear is stowed, other than some holdover gear if I choose to give that a try either later on this fall or if we have a mild winter.


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