anyone got a sea bass report?

[Clammer]

Mike , kinda have to agree with you on that . they say they swing a lot of weight with their numbers . but what happen on this one .

I know the state takes into consideration a lot of what RISSA goes for & many times rightfully so .
But two years ago when the RISA was fighting a applicant for a oyster farm very close to the b Barrington shoreline in front of the golf course RISSA was for it . I called steve & he said their committee looked at the chart & because it showed 3' mean water they approved it without actually going there . well anyone who knows the bay by shore or land ……...knew this was a mistake & setting up a beginning in the upper bay .
fly rodders walk the beach in the spring & fall …….bait id drived up on any southerly wind
riSSa does a lot of good ………….love what they do for kids .I just hope the fishing trips on the charter boats isn,t having a influence on descions ..
I was at the meeting and a descent amount of rec spoke against it .especially seeing that that just about shuts out many bay anglers for the fish that are around earlier ..………..

[numbskull]

Put a 4hour effort in today in upper Buzzards Bay. Avoided the fleet. Took a long time to find fish and then limited out (2 guys) on larger fish in several short drifts. Didn't mark much when we were catching fish. Used a different technique than norm. Usually I try to stay close to straight up and down while jigging (shimano butterfly jigs). Today we where casting jigs at 45 degree angle to our relatively fast drift, letting them drop, bumping them as they swung in well behind us, then twitching just off the bottom at quite an angle from vertical. Instant hook up but when I'd go back to vertical jigging.....nothing. Live and learn.

[Sea Dangles]

Originally Posted by numbskull

Put a 4hour effort in today in upper Buzzards Bay. Avoided the fleet. Took a long time to find fish and then limited out (2 guys) on larger fish in several short drifts. Didn't mark much when we were catching fish. Used a different technique than norm. Usually I try to stay close to straight up and down while jigging (shimano butterfly jigs). Today we where casting jigs at 45 degree angle to our relatively fast drift, letting them drop, bumping them as they swung in well behind us, then twitching just off the bottom at quite an angle from vertical. Instant hook up but when I'd go back to vertical jigging.....nothing. Live and learn.

You just described the fun part of fishing. Cheers to some fish taco!
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[Jim in CT]

Originally Posted by numbskull

Put a 4hour effort in today in upper Buzzards Bay. Avoided the fleet. Took a long time to find fish and then limited out (2 guys) on larger fish in several short drifts. Didn't mark much when we were catching fish. Used a different technique than norm. Usually I try to stay close to straight up and down while jigging (shimano butterfly jigs). Today we where casting jigs at 45 degree angle to our relatively fast drift, letting them drop, bumping them as they swung in well behind us, then twitching just off the bottom at quite an angle from vertical. Instant hook up but when I'd go back to vertical jigging.....nothing. Live and learn.

thanks.