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Notaro · 05-05-2004, 09:31 AM

Damn, Mr.Macy, look at those monster blues. What size and weight were they in? And how do they taste after you caught them, considering theri sizes?

Saltheart, what you said about the more time you put is important and I agree with you. I would stayt longer at one spot and move on another location. The first keeper quest I caugt in Rockport. I traveled from Gloucester to Rockport and it took me six hours to find a fish. I found one in Rockport. It was slow. The tide was high. I chummed sparingly with frozen and oily herrings. I dunked a head of it. It was nearly 7 PM and the sun was setting. The bass took the bait and peeled the line. I hooked it up. I reeled the bastard in. It gave a good fight. I just realized that you put a lot of time in your spot and it it doesn't succeed. Learn another day to be aware of it and know your gameplan in advance.

05-05-2004, 09:31 AM	#14
Notaro None iTrader: (0) Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Newton, MA Posts: 4,464	Damn, Mr.Macy, look at those monster blues. What size and weight were they in? And how do they taste after you caught them, considering theri sizes? Saltheart, what you said about the more time you put is important and I agree with you. I would stayt longer at one spot and move on another location. The first keeper quest I caugt in Rockport. I traveled from Gloucester to Rockport and it took me six hours to find a fish. I found one in Rockport. It was slow. The tide was high. I chummed sparingly with frozen and oily herrings. I dunked a head of it. It was nearly 7 PM and the sun was setting. The bass took the bait and peeled the line. I hooked it up. I reeled the bastard in. It gave a good fight. I just realized that you put a lot of time in your spot and it it doesn't succeed. Learn another day to be aware of it and know your gameplan in advance. Last edited by Notaro; 05-05-2004 at 09:38 AM..