Herring
 

There here!!!! Not many but some as of this late :chased: morning.







Sorry we are gonna start being generic. If someone you know and trusts wants specifics use a pm or email.

:drool: :soon:

Was at a run last week and saw none. P.M.





Sorry we are gonna start being generic. If someone you know and trusts wants specifics use a pm or email.

get outtta here... i checked yesterday and nada :huh:

I heard B.I. Jeff saw herring there weeks ago :smokin:

-spence

And the starting gun just went off for the poachers! :wave:

71 views 6 posts hmmmm

Sorry, I was loading my seine into the tanker truck, a stop for coffee and I'll be right there................... :devil2:

Joe and I were just there and we didn't see nada :huh:

I'm renting one of those pool filling trucks this year... :vamp:

Becareful.....It doesn't bother me, but I got beat bad for a similar thread last year. :smash: :smash:



:hidin:

I didn't say that the stream was BOILING with Herrring. I said there were a FEW. I was there about 10:30 AM this morning and there were 2 small groups of about 5 or 6 fish in each group. One group just below the bridge and one further down before the bend.

Friday afternoon on this road somewhere on the planet earth I seen a huge seagull blitz , looked like they were eating takeout from the local fish market.

you'll be sorry!

keep the herring runs off the web!
i'm not even close to there, but i looked it up on mapquest and found the bridge, and the bend.
spot burned!! no doubt!!

:hidin: :lurk:

Aisle #5
 

Stop and Shop :beat:

:call:

I saw what looked to be a sea gull fest in Buttermilk Bay last Friday

can someone please post directions :huh:

Here's a picture from yesterday, the fish are certianly active.

-spence

Spence,

those herring are huge. Can't wait to fish a couple of thsoe babies. :bl:

oh PLEASE

where I posted is not accessible so cool ya panties

I seen a MAJOR blitz in the MacDonalds parking lot in .....

had to edit too specific sorry

For once will you people be generic. If you want to be an internet hero , then fine let everyone in the world know. This website was not created to pass along specific up to the minute information. It was formed so that people who enjoy this can get together, fish, meet some new people, fish with them at new spots, and learn new techniques. If you want to let your buddies know exact locations, call them on the phone, send them a pm, or send them an email. From now on anything with spot specific info will be deleted by me, as soon as I catch it. A copy will be saved for John, and if he wants to put it back up he will, but I would not count on it.

someone should make this a sticky

If you`ve got the runs
 

We don`t want to hear about it....f....g use plus and leave the poor bastages alone....in general info. is ok..... :devil2: :huh:

Scott I understand, and am not picking on you just goign to be even handed across the board from now on. By the way I am not wearing any :wave: :yak6:

plugs
 

plugs :bo:

You guys kill me. Everyone on the Planet Earth know about that herring Run. What are you gonna do, fish for Striper in 6" of water. The herring have been going there for 1000 years. Spot burner....Ha

EEEEEEEEWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

SPOTS

here we go....WOO HOO!!

I am reading AND posting so I dont get tagged as a lurker :)

I was supposed to get to RI this winter when no one was around to check out spots but was unable to :(

Maybe an early spring trip will help narrow down some areas when the girls come home.

The first spot burning thread of the season...

IT MUST BE SPRING !!! :bounce:

-spence

:hidin: the spot Nazi is on the prowl...

they grow them herrings big down there :devil: so big they eat striped bass for breakfast.

You definitely need to post, some people might think the "h" is silent..

nice one! :btu:

Be nice now...save you evilness for real spot burners and lurKers.

the burning of a spot doesnt really have anything to do with catching fish whether it be 6 inches of water of 6 fathoms, its about placing "extra" (as in more than usual) pressue on a location.

Paul - This response from people is not directed at you specifically so don't get wound up on it. It's a classic tug of spot information warfare :hee: . Personally, I think there is WAY too much emphasis on spots from too many different sources, here included. Bait Shops trying to get the last dollar on their Fisherman Mag ads, Charters blabbing away, various online and print media - it's tooooo much. I just don't want to see this site as mainstream of pressure on "spots".

You have been fishing hard for a long time, right? How did you learn spots - betcha went out and learned them. Learned what made them tick. Learned from others close and not so close, in your circle and not. Met and fished with people in a club. Made many solo nighttime journeys. When you walked into Joe's Bait and he winked and said they blitzed beach X last night, 20 people might have heard. Now, Joe's Bait goes onto the Fisherman and says Joe, Tom, and Tony hammered fish to 30 pounds on Plug"Y" at Beach X and 500 people think about heading there.

I think it is about balance, and there is no balance in media today about spots. It's park here, walk there, and cast up over yonder. Yeh, I've been guilty of it too but I just can't see how spots can be sustainable over the long term....

OK - enough rambling on my part :eek:

Sorry if anyone offended in me mentioning the specific run I did. Thought the location was common knowledge being the largest run in state. I agree with your concern. From now on mum's :faga: the word. Paul