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fishbones · 07-08-2009, 01:25 PM

Don't be so negative. Get a good chart of the Bay and head to rocky areas like MakoMike said. Also, look for humps and drop offs and drift for fluke when the tide is moving. Even though the water in the water gets warm this time of year, you can find deeper water and find the fish. You don't need to be out at 3am, but it helps. And don't rely on following other boats to look for fish. They're probably doing the same thing as you.

07-08-2009, 01:25 PM	#7
fishbones Registered User iTrader: (2) Join Date: May 2003 Location: Easton, MA Posts: 5,737	Don't be so negative. Get a good chart of the Bay and head to rocky areas like MakoMike said. Also, look for humps and drop offs and drift for fluke when the tide is moving. Even though the water in the water gets warm this time of year, you can find deeper water and find the fish. You don't need to be out at 3am, but it helps. And don't rely on following other boats to look for fish. They're probably doing the same thing as you.
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