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RIROCKHOUND · 07-08-2009, 06:27 PM

Look on a chart.
Find an area labeled rk or rky, preferably near a rocky shoreline in the lower bay in 25-50ft of water. Find the rocky bottom on your fish finder, anchor over it.

Bait two scup rigs with frozen, boxed, stop and shop squid (cut into strips). Put a 1-2oz bank sinker on the bottom. if you are not getting bites in 15min, move. The scup and small sea bass whould be all over the place.

On sandy, deeper areas, maybe near the Bridge and a half in the lower west passage, bait a fluke rig (store bought is fine) with a whole stop and shop squid. weight it with 3-4 oz (or more if needed). Drift along.

KIS method.
Keep it Simple, you'll get dinner.

07-08-2009, 06:27 PM	#13
RIROCKHOUND Also known as OAK iTrader: (0) Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Westlery, RI Posts: 10,408	Look on a chart. Find an area labeled rk or rky, preferably near a rocky shoreline in the lower bay in 25-50ft of water. Find the rocky bottom on your fish finder, anchor over it. Bait two scup rigs with frozen, boxed, stop and shop squid (cut into strips). Put a 1-2oz bank sinker on the bottom. if you are not getting bites in 15min, move. The scup and small sea bass whould be all over the place. On sandy, deeper areas, maybe near the Bridge and a half in the lower west passage, bait a fluke rig (store bought is fine) with a whole stop and shop squid. weight it with 3-4 oz (or more if needed). Drift along. KIS method. Keep it Simple, you'll get dinner.
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