RI Stripers Update

[Homerun04]

So far it's been a slow season for me........any boat regulars catching in RI consistently? BI producing yet?

PM me if so.....the regulars around here know I'll reciprocate.

BTW - you guys still monitoring 69 this year?

[Clammer]

so far the worse spring I,ve had // except never caught so many 6" -10" stripers //

[B-assman]

Hmmm - While Im behind last years numbers - it's only because I haven't been able to get out as much. But when I have been out the fishing has been classic May fishing. This year I didn't do the herring thing but the Storms have been producing for me very well. For most of May it was all about surface feeding fish - just follow the birds. Now that the surface action seems to have slowed down - I've switched my mind set back to the basics. Structure and current. This morning was a textbook example. Good strong outgoing tide - northeast wind. Fish were right where you'd expect them to be. Went out for 2 hours before work - Had 6 fish - 3 were keepers - biggest only 31" but she put up a good fight. Would like to meet up with some of the other SB boaters - if you see a yellow scout with a T-top stop Stop and say Hi

[ejk002]

I have caught many fish from 10 - 25 pounds and seem to be able to pull keeper size bass close to every time I head out. Most of the fish I have caught seem to be on the outgoing tide and fishing rips caused by exposed rocks.

[zacs]

I nailed 'em from the boat this morning in Narragansett Bay. 10 fish 38-44". 3-way'ing eels.

Like the others said, moving water + structure = dinner.

Haven't been able to find any size from the shore yet.

_Z_

[reelecstasy]

nice