Weekapaug SurfCasters Invite
 

This is an open invitation to all the Striped-Bass.com members and all who visit the site.

Please join The Weekapaug SurfCasters at their next meeting on Sunday January 6th 1:00PM. Bob Sampson will be a guest speaker. Bob is not only a marvelous speaker and writer but an accomplished fisherman. Bob has written many articles for the Fisherman and other fishing related publications. He will be talking on Cinder Worm Hatches, fishing with Alwives and fishing the Thames River for Stripers all year long. There will be a $2.00 admission. Come and enjoy good food, good conversation and a great speaker. The SurfCasters will also be holding a raffle with many great fishing related items up for grabs.

This meeting will be at the Quonochoctaug Grange Hall route 1 north bound in Charlestown RI(between West Beach and East Beach roads) directly after the Texaco Gas Station.

E-mail us for directions and a map(donm@weekapaug.com). You may also visit or call Weekapaug Bait & Tackle 660 Atlantic Ave Westerly RI 02891 at the Weekapaug Breachway, 401-322-8058 for information. http://www.weekapaug.com

Sounds good Don, OK to put it up on the main page?

I didn't know you could striper fish all winter :), where's the Thames River?

Sure John

The Thames River starts in Norwich Harbor (downtown Norwich CT) and ends in New London, empties right at the Race in the Sound.

There has been a great winter fishery there for many years. There was a post recently by a Charter Captain, he and a client tagged and released over 70 fish.

There is a launch right at the harbor. However, there is very little parking there.

Hey Don GS just flamed ya!;)

Don, take extra notice of GS's Big Smiley Face in his post, he knows fishing the shadows of Mohegan Sun and at the "Rose of New England" harbor fairly well...



http://www.striped-bass.com/Images/gssfish.jpg

On the Thames 2 weeks ago, one of somewhere around 60 that day from the aluminum rocket...

Speaking of wierd fish from both "The Toilet" and the Thames, here is a midly deformed Thames River fish....

I thought the Thames was in England ;) hahaha !!
Thanks for the invite Don but thats the day Im dropping off my truck for some work .