let there be blitz!
 

this lasted for over four hours today.:)
over 100 bass and blues caught between two of us.
my arms are tired :musc:

got three seagulls, one comrarant. and a chit load of fish.
i feel bad for the peanut bunker these fish had coralled into the rocks all day.
let there be blitz:)

im about to throw up.we had to pull the boat

wouldnt have a place to store it if we did:(

might get out some day after school this week with a friend

i got monday off if ya wanna come?
mike

thanks, but cant,school then driving school:(

get em good for me though

dont forget about charlie
 

mike remember last year tuna stayed around until thanksgiving watch out for them under the bluefish.

Wave hight doesn't look so bad. We had to turn around in CC Bay. Wave hight was around 4-6 ft. One schoolie to show for it. Our 20ft cc could handle it but we couldn't. To much work. That area looks ok though. Any problems with the wind.

FF
 

Any size to anything?

Awesome FF.... maybe we'll still have some craziness after all. Hope they can hang out for just a few more days so I get a shot at one last keeper.... just one more to have my best season (for legal fish).

Gotta get out this weekend.

most were schoolies 24-28 inches.
got one keeper about 30" on a pollock off the bottom. but it was fast and furious for sure.i think the record was 9 casts-9 fish in a row. some of the bluefish had to go 7 pounds.

they were thre yesterday {mon} too.
biggest blitz i've seen all year.
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they came from the north channel.

strait thru deer island rip.
and into winthrop harbor, and the backside of the airport.
that was the end of the line. it was a peanut bunker massacre!
they were jumping on the rocks to get away.

i hope they stick arround till this weekend!

smile:D

That last one is a great photo, Freak!

Looks like me at Wendy's drive through window:laughs:

Wow awsome pics, I can't stand it we got 1 fish all weekend. We should have gone up north. Those fish have to come south though.:)

sobs, sobs, sobs, i missed the haba blitz. damn, i mised the action. i wanna throw a popper soon... thats a awesome picture, man.

wow.

thats awsome!!!:happy:

Great pics FF, congrads...gotta luv stupid fishing..I have heard rumors that you are the man.:D

Woulda liked to hit that while I was on vacation... I sure hope that 3 or 4 days of NE winds up to 25/30 mph didn't chase 'em out of here.

I'll jump out there maybe saturday afternoon/evening.

That's a funny shot... I think those little guys want out of there.

Clarks Cove from shore:btu:

stoopid fishing is the best, don't have to waist time lookin for them:)
we kept 6 of the bluefish{chucked them in the livewell}. when we got back to the dock, we had six bluefish and about four or five live little pogeys swimmin' around in there. the blues puked there blains out in the well. about 50 dead pogeys. but a couple were still alive and well.



i will either be out sat afternoon, or sunday morning. wife depending?
9.5 feet every 8 seconds at the dump bouy, so outside is not gonna happen.
mike

Yeah, not lookin' good today... I may try tomorrow as the wind is supposed to be a bit less and the wife and company are pretty busy today anyway... leavin' me with all the midgets.

negative for me this weekend.
brrrrrr!
wouldn't be able to get back in the slip with this wind.
outside is like the bering strait in alaska.
try for next weekend for cod i guess?
mike

go sox!

The blitzes were going full bore this past weekend. The best Fall fishing thus far... :).

YO! 179!
you busy this weekend?
sat, or sun {halloween}.
i'm heading south.
i got gas money
mike

thefishingfreak-

Check with me on Friday I might be pulling the boat out this weekend, I'll wait to see the weekend marine forecast.

We went out yesterday morning and things had calmed down, there were blitzes but they consisted of smaller schoolies and hickory shad. I tried to liveline some shad in my favorite spots but came up blank. Some larger fish were caught Diamond jigging, which produced the most consistant action. Beautiful fall morning on the water though.