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nor-easter · 06-02-2003, 09:11 AM

Those Flats to the South of the West End of the canal produce Fluke as well as the Flats area to the North of the Stony Dike.
Almost any area in Buzzards Gulch that has a large sandy bottom area will be home to Fluke and Flounder. In The Nantucket and Vineyard Sounds the same deal. Middle Ground, Lucas Where ever. Set up a drift across the flat, go from deep to deep dragging a spinner and hook with a Squid Strip, A bass belly strip and those funny rubber thingies that John R. mentioned.
Mumpers work great if you got them.
Good Luck
Good Eating!

Have you ever cut Fluke into 1 inch squares and soaked it in Lemon and Lime Juice and sliced onion and tomato and peppers. Savechi is the way it sounds but it is spelled different.
I call it Delicious!

06-02-2003, 09:11 AM	#4
nor-easter Old Timer Join Date: Dec 2000 Location: Full Time RVing- Out on the Road Posts: 403	Those Flats to the South of the West End of the canal produce Fluke as well as the Flats area to the North of the Stony Dike. Almost any area in Buzzards Gulch that has a large sandy bottom area will be home to Fluke and Flounder. In The Nantucket and Vineyard Sounds the same deal. Middle Ground, Lucas Where ever. Set up a drift across the flat, go from deep to deep dragging a spinner and hook with a Squid Strip, A bass belly strip and those funny rubber thingies that John R. mentioned. Mumpers work great if you got them. Good Luck Good Eating! Have you ever cut Fluke into 1 inch squares and soaked it in Lemon and Lime Juice and sliced onion and tomato and peppers. Savechi is the way it sounds but it is spelled different. I call it Delicious!
	Capt. Chet