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Slipknot · 08-07-2001, 10:56 PM

Don't follow my van Bob, I am a canal googan.

If I were you I'd be trailoring to 1 of three places off the top of my head.
1. Woods hole and follow Roccus around the Elizabeths tossing snakes at the rocks. Even try the Middleground - 8-40 ft. depths there. Or right in the Woods Hole passage. With your boat you can zip from one spot to the other pretty quickly.

2. Monomoy, go with someone that knows the water.Post your intentions on some boards and invite a carefully screened fisher aboard for some bass fishing. You would love it there.

3. P-town, there's gotta be large out there.

so if you ain't killin'em close to home, go elswhere. There's always Scorton Ledge after a few days of northern winds, but you'll have alot of company.

Anyway in a few more weeks the fishing will probably improve alot in your ledges. But then again, you're not one to wait either.

08-07-2001, 10:56 PM	#3
Slipknot Super Moderator iTrader: (0) Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Middleboro MA Posts: 17,125	Don't follow my van Bob, I am a canal googan. If I were you I'd be trailoring to 1 of three places off the top of my head. 1. Woods hole and follow Roccus around the Elizabeths tossing snakes at the rocks. Even try the Middleground - 8-40 ft. depths there. Or right in the Woods Hole passage. With your boat you can zip from one spot to the other pretty quickly. 2. Monomoy, go with someone that knows the water.Post your intentions on some boards and invite a carefully screened fisher aboard for some bass fishing. You would love it there. 3. P-town, there's gotta be large out there. so if you ain't killin'em close to home, go elswhere. There's always Scorton Ledge after a few days of northern winds, but you'll have alot of company. Anyway in a few more weeks the fishing will probably improve alot in your ledges. But then again, you're not one to wait either.