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ProfessorM 09-05-2020 12:38 PM

Didn’t have to go as far as you this morning. Another double digit day.
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Guppy 09-05-2020 04:38 PM

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Originally Posted by ProfessorM (Post 1200255)
Didn’t have to go as far as you this morning. Another double digit day.
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Sweet....
I go further to get out of the mob

PaulS 09-05-2020 08:29 PM

First time looking for them I was able to get one Bonito and 3 Albies. I probably had 25 hits I was not able to stick to fish. Very frustrating day
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wdmso 09-06-2020 08:16 AM

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Originally Posted by PaulS (Post 1200276)
First time looking for them I was able to get one Bonito and 3 Albies. I probably had 25 hits I was not able to stick to fish. Very frustrating day
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That's a great day . Wait till next time and they wont even hit your lure even while blitzing or in my case 3 50 mile trips back to back only to see 1 blow up , then read about everyone's success, :btu:

wdmso 09-06-2020 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by ProfessorM (Post 1200255)
Didn’t have to go as far as you this morning. Another double digit day.
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What are they keying in on? Big profiles or smaller offerings and 10 will wear you out

niko 09-06-2020 10:29 AM

I had them breaking all around me yesterday and a boat full of customers who couldn’t cast. I’d cast 1 rod and pass it off - tell them to reel fast, cast the next rod ... then went bottom fishing. The bait where I was yesterday was pretty big, 4” peanuts
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saltfly 09-06-2020 10:43 AM

Tying patterns in the 3-4" range.Getting creamed! just barely keeping up with the phone calls.Some are using the flies as droppers and doubling up.Also,popper/droppers on both spinning and fly.

ProfessorM 09-06-2020 11:15 AM

Silversides in some places anchovy’s at Others. Pretty much impossible to hook up on those fish.Keeps the nit wits busy though so you can slip off by yourself somewhere. Get out early and stay away from others will increase your limits.
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beamie 09-06-2020 11:39 AM

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Originally Posted by niko (Post 1200308)
I had them breaking all around me yesterday and a boat full of customers who couldn’t cast. I’d cast 1 rod and pass it off - tell them to reel fast, cast the next rod ... then went bottom fishing. The bait where I was yesterday was pretty big, 4” peanuts
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That’s a bit frustrating when they can’t cast. Nice to take a charter out that knows how to handle the rods. Happens allot thou.
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Guppy 09-06-2020 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by niko (Post 1200308)
I had them breaking all around me yesterday and a boat full of customers who couldn’t cast. I’d cast 1 rod and pass it off - tell them to reel fast, cast the next rod ... then went bottom fishing. The bait where I was yesterday was pretty big, 4” peanuts
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Mate time? Dom? :-)

Higgie 09-08-2020 07:39 PM

Sunday was pretty awesome. They showed up in large numbers and weren’t very picky til the sun got high and bright then it shut off like a faucet. 0-4 with only one loss due to operator error. Found them early and were on a few pods before the cavalry showed up but all the boats around us worked well together for once. Didn’t have to run and gun just sit and let them pop up
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bloocrab 09-08-2020 08:22 PM

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Originally Posted by saltfly (Post 1200311)
....Some are using the flies as droppers and doubling up.....


I can't even fathom that, not even sure I'd enjoy that if they didn't break each other off first...:confused:

scottw 09-10-2020 08:55 AM

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it's been interesting chasing them this year...found them yesterday in glassy water lazily surface feeding on peanuts...they were spread out in small pods occasionally pushing bait to the surface..could have just sat there and watched them...when I've seen them while running around it's been typically just a quick roll and maybe a single fish leaping from the water, just enough time to get a cast in... then gone...hope the storms stay away for a while

Fish On 09-13-2020 10:31 PM

great pic! nice fish!

Guppy 09-16-2020 06:21 AM

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On the way in in between blows came across a huge blowup, 4 casts produced 3 missed strikes and one bigy.....
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RIROCKHOUND 09-16-2020 06:32 AM

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On the way in in between blows came across a huge blowup, 4 casts produced 3 missed strikes and one bigy.....
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Lobster bait?
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niko 09-16-2020 06:41 AM

great green crab bait

Guppy 09-16-2020 09:32 AM

All of the above... :-)

RIROCKHOUND 09-16-2020 09:50 AM

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great green crab bait

That too.... It's time to start stockpiling them

wdmso 09-16-2020 10:55 AM

Still batting zero in the Albie department not form a lack of trying

Pete F. 09-16-2020 11:00 AM

We ate one a few years ago, it’s not bad.
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bloocrab 09-16-2020 12:31 PM

I dunno Pete.... acquired taste for sure.
Last few years I've tried it a few different ways...

Pan-seared steaks...:hs:
Broiled/Baked in the oven w/crumbs...:rollem:
Grilled steaks....:huh:
Even deep-fried....:yak5:

My 80 yr. old dad insists he likes it.... but he's like "Mikey", he eats everything & anything, his generation was built on never refusing a meal as they were hard to come by...me, not so much...

Pete F. 09-16-2020 12:38 PM

Fried in butter and olive oil with onions peppers and garlic
It ain’t a whitefish
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bloocrab 09-16-2020 01:02 PM

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It ain’t a whitefish....
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Whitefish lives Matter!!!


One of my elders suggested baking it in the oven and then storing it in a jar filled with olive oil and garlic. Refrigerate and eat like cold tuna??

I think Roberto Duran said it best..... "No Mas"

Guppy 09-16-2020 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Pete F. (Post 1200847)
We ate one a few years ago, it’s not bad.
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I like the “cat’s won’t eat it “ phrase....
I cut a steak out of one once, put in frig overnight, then Came to my senses, stuck it in a bait bag for The pots... LOL

MAKAI 09-16-2020 05:14 PM

Well...
If they tasted like cod, there’d be none left.
It’s a good thing they taste like ass.

scottw 09-17-2020 01:06 AM

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Well...
If they tasted like cod, there’d be none left.
It’s a good thing they taste like ass.

we were talking about this the other day...I like that they are elusive...I like that they move fast...I like that they are often picky...I like that they are a challenge....I like that they are perceived to not taste good(keep hearing mixed reviews)....if not they would just get slaughtered with the way they are pursued

numbskull 09-19-2020 04:55 AM

Slow going out there yesterday. A few chances in one sheltered spot but too many boats on one small school ruined it. BB was wild (sustained 28 kts) on the ride home.
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SAUERKRAUT 09-20-2020 08:32 AM

Funny Water Temp:
 
Curious how you FF Chasers think water temps affect your FF fishing.
This morning on the ride home, water temp S. side Ch was 65.0 degrees. Tarpaulin Cove, water temp 67.1.

Incidentally, that is 3 to 5 degrees cooler than 4 days ago before these NE fronts.

Guppy 09-20-2020 08:49 AM

There’s an echo in here! :-)


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