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MartyK 05-30-2000 08:00 AM

Maine Report
 
Caught the skunk on both outings, Friday and Sunday. The water is still below 50, and although we did see a few fish in the river, I'm only aware of one being caught on a worm. Good news is that the deck and shed are stained, so I have the next four months available exclusively for fishing. Heard that there may be a south wind early this week. Maybe it will finally bring up the warmer water and the fish.

JohnR 05-30-2000 09:32 AM

RE:Maine Report
 
Good to hear that the house is all settled Marty. Now with some decent weather you'll start hammering the bass!!! Good luck...

chebeague 05-30-2000 01:05 PM

RE:Maine Report
 
Sorry to hear that you didn't catch anything Marty. I fished the presumpscot yesterday and got four stripers between 17 and 24 inches on slug-go. Then I went again today and got seven more from 15 inches to a fat 24 inches. caught these on a rubber shad and slug-go. Another thing about today that was good was the good numbers of bait fish that are finally showing up. Things should really start to heat up. Good luck!

MartyK 05-30-2000 01:43 PM

RE:Maine Report
 
Thanks, chebeague. For some reason, even though Ogunquit is further south, it is usually the last area to get fish. I did see more sand eels around yesterday, plus the water temps are getting warmer so I agree that it could be any day now. There's no question that they will arrive within the next week or so, but I'm just hoping it will be a better year than last. It seems that the the number of fish has taken a dramatic drop, but the size is getting bigger. I personally would rather get a bunch of smaller fish than one or two large ones, espeically when I'm putting in anywhere from 6-10 hours a day on the beach and throw them all back anyway.


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