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Boston Harbor Tog
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was on a boyscout trip this weekend on one of the islands. these 2 kids caught it on a seaworm. they didnt wanna touch it so i held it up for em. im guessing it was around 7-8 pounds. the gut was HUGE. full of shrimp and crab and lobster bits. :D :D
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Nice fish....you should have told them they needed to earn their "fish holding" merit badge!:D They probably would have held it in a second!:rolleyes:
Did you release it or fillet it?:confused: |
mmmm, tasty.
looks fat too! lots of "buckteeth" hang arround the pileons in the hahba. |
we ate it, hooked pretty bad.
some of the best fish ive ever tasted:) |
blackfish in haba? i never heard of having a black fish in haba except for ron powers' article on OTW on south shore fishing.
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not a blackfish.
"tog" tatog, toetag big buck teeth, white chin. blackfish=black sea bass, no teeth black and purple |
yes, i know what u meant. blackfish is another nick name for tautog.
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Christian - What troop?
I am an assistant ScoutMaster for Troop5 Scituate.
What troop were you with? |
7 west roxbury
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TFF...
In the newport area we always called em blackfish... been catching em since I could hold a rod.....never called em tog till I was talking to west bay RI guys/CT etc... must be a local thing :D |
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Notaro...remember a few weeks back when we were casting?
You were about 10 feet away from major blackfish condominiums. Shhhh, don't mention any specific spots. -WW |
Nice Christian,
I was out around there Fri night and Sunday. Saturday was just too cold and too windy. Hope you had good campfires. |
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