I cant wait for the fish to show up in southern Rhode Island
 

because its soo booring catching holdovers up north:D

nice fish eben

where did you catch him and when ??

Wow that is a nice fish for a holdover, I was thinking of hitting there sometime this weekend.

I hope some holdovers are around in Newport next weekend. I'll be bringing my plugs...

Don't bring plugs - bring 1/2 oz white or white/red upperman bucktail jigs and cocahoe minnows or LR smaller stickbaits - pearl....

were smokin the little guys up here in beantown but i cant wait to get the freshies down the cape! Boar hunting this weekend to quell the big fish urges:mad:

Notaro, I highly doubt you will find any holdovers in providence... its too cold for them to move out of their upper bay haunts yet.

John R- How'd ya know??;)

Chowdahead. I'll send you a pm

You got that on monday? Nice fish bro!

Schoolieosis
 

Had one of those things try and jump up on the dock with us :D Fun night :D

JohnR- Aww, crap, then I guess that I will have to go home and get my plastics and jigheads.

Eben-I know, but I have a casting session with FWW, conventional and spinning.

Ah yes, up North, the smell of the cool fresh air, the lights twinkling in the sky, the wildlife rustling in the burger king wrappers :p Eben, I need a P205 75 R15 in good condition if you happen to dredge one up.

Good lookin' fish for a skank though :D

Toonoc - those fish are cleaner than the first Thames fish that show up at the WW. That's not sealice...

Eben - how did I know? I've fished it for a few years...

That fish is better looking than the last of the late season schoolies I caught off the beach last fall. I had a bunch that were pretty scummy for some reason :confused:

every fish that i have caught up there has been FAT and healthy... In fact I'd even go out on a limb and say that I might even take one home :eek: Seriously, these fish are fatter than some of the fish I find down in so-county

I wonder what they feed on, anybody know?

Im sure all kinds of bait fish reside in the warm water there all winter long.

sperling and baby herring perhaps

I found 1.5" long peanuts in their in January