I'm thinking about heading out sunday out in hingham (worlds end) anyone fish there before with any luck?? what do you recommend to use for bait, should i go for eels, or frozen stuff, or artificial, what would be my best bet?? any info would be greatly appreciated.
still trying to decide whether to go or not, thinking about just heading to myles standish state park for some freshwater action, maybe some brown trout and some largemouth but havent decided yet
this time of year, you might want to try small plastics, such as storm wildeyes, finn s , curly tail grubs on small jig heads, or small buck tail jigs, maybee dressed with a small grub, small, 5" swimmers, they might produce for ya, try experimenting, have fun, and post how you do, good luck
Get your behind out to the ocean and may the striper gods be good to you too. Like the previous replier. I go for plastics 5". I like the storm wild eyes too. They have some new colors but mostly I like clear and black and silver or salt and pepper combo. For holdovers this year, I have been nailing them on slugos 5" white color with a lite jig or jerk style depending on wind conditions. Good luck and let us know how you made out.
Went fishing at Little's Pond in Plymouth's Morton State Park
yesterday, right off exit 6. Lots of action on shiners on top and
pink power bait(ugh!) on the bottom. Not a big trout fisherman
or a fan of fishing power bait but that is what they were hitting
the hardest and we had a great day. Caught a couple of 2
pound Bows, some smaller Browns, Brookies, and some small
Largemouth. Bring on the BigFish.
Went fishing at Little's Pond in Plymouth's Morton State Park
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