There are keeper size bass still in Mass........... some twenties to thirties....and who knows about the small pods of giant cows?

Give it up Skitter....tell us what you know or I will sit you under a hot light and beat you with a banana peel!:lasso:

"Pork Pulling" seems to be the latest pastime!:hidin:

Everyone grab a torch and meet me on Skitterpops front lawn....he knows where the monster is and he won't tell!!! Dr. Skitterpopstein must tell us!:devil:

Now you`re talking....got leather mask? :spin:

I'll make a couple more runs. I had a decent season, some nice size bass. I have to say it. I had a blast. The seasons go as the season's go. They are all good, and I enjoy the heck out of 'em all.:D

Still have a bucket of eels at the dock. Put away 95% of my gear away, just 2 surf rods and reels and a couple plug bags remain. Reels will be sent in in Dec. Boat is winterized but needs to be covered

I have been meaning to test the surf but got tied up with other matters. They are still getting a few and I may get out for a few more surf trips but that is about it. There is a lot of other things to do around the water to keep me busy. Shellfish for one. I get a bigger kick about catching a bushell of scallops then a couple schoolie bass anyway.

Unconfirmed rumors of a blitz of 12 lb + blues yesterday, "somewhere north of the Canal" ;)

Not finished Stripering until the snow really starts to fall.

But it is a good time for drifting scuds for Sea-runs up here...You actually CATCH! fish.....

It's all over. Time to look in Providence. They are catching fish there already.

I've never given up this early, but those storms we had destroyed the water in my area. We had nice fish here right before the storm, but the water has been clean a total of 3 days out of 16 in Nov... I've caught 7 fish in Nov and my last was a Blue! :af: it was 37" but now I have to go through the winter with my last surf fish a %$%$%$%$ing bluefish!

-Dave

It hasn't even started :musc:

-spence

It isn't over up here and I think the Rhode Island boyz might have finny visitors soon as these aren't little holdover fish, for the first time this fall we have consistent bait, peanuts, tinker macks and 6 inch long silversides and the fish are barfing them up. Last night looking east in a southeast swell and alone my arm was sore and it's nice to be able to leave fish when they are still hitting cause you caught enough. There have been many years where bass are caught on the cape beaches while snowflakes flutter down around you. This is going to be one of those years. Hint: you need to get a one day permit now at the CCNS station to run the beach, if you had a permit there is no cost for it but you must sign in. Yesterday was the last legal day to run the beach with the red 2006 permit. ANd you will have to air up in town.:bl: