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Slipknot · 10-27-2002, 11:14 AM

Hi Bloo, the wind did a job on us out on the Cape last night too

Had to resort to 4 oz bucktails to fish the beach in some spots, at the Race it was useless as there were no bass even close to shore anyway

It seemed like the wind changes direction and never did lay down all night. Waves at Coast Guard were atleast 10-15' when we arrived at about 5 or so. Even if there were any bass in close to were we could reach our pathetic casts, you may not have even felt a hit since the wind was about 30 knots.

We did have some adventures traveling the washed out beaches, digging out and almost flipping over falling off the berm

Atleast it wasn't too cold out. Looks like north winds for quite a while too

gonna send all those bass south as they ride it

maybe a few will tuck into the ditch for a while to pick on the macs that will likely show up any day.

10-27-2002, 11:14 AM	#24
Slipknot Super Moderator iTrader: (0) Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: Middleboro MA Posts: 17,125	Hi Bloo, the wind did a job on us out on the Cape last night too Had to resort to 4 oz bucktails to fish the beach in some spots, at the Race it was useless as there were no bass even close to shore anyway It seemed like the wind changes direction and never did lay down all night. Waves at Coast Guard were atleast 10-15' when we arrived at about 5 or so. Even if there were any bass in close to were we could reach our pathetic casts, you may not have even felt a hit since the wind was about 30 knots. We did have some adventures traveling the washed out beaches, digging out and almost flipping over falling off the berm Atleast it wasn't too cold out. Looks like north winds for quite a while too gonna send all those bass south as they ride it maybe a few will tuck into the ditch for a while to pick on the macs that will likely show up any day.