Anyone fishing down there recently? From boat? Seems like Fall is progressing fast, water temps dropping, and from now on my efforts will be focused on the SOUTH coast. Quick's Hole today was dead but bluefish schools in between Quicks's and Cutty area.
May have to start thinking of launching from Westport!
Looking for boating buddies, PM me.
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TUNA!!! ARGGGHHH! My favorite ....but I can't get out that far without risk...
Can't Swim....If/when I get pulled over the side by a GIANT!!
It doesn't matter if you can swim or not if you are lashed onto a reel via a harness and a giant pulls you overboard! Enjoy the moment and the ride as it will likely be your last.
Has anyone ever heard of someone going overboard while hooked into a tuna?
Given the diversity of the human species, there is no “normal” human genome sequence. We are all mutants.
in late october i have had some decent luck on the inside piggys, and in tight to the island chunking and eeling, fish to 40+lbs......but heard that topwater can be good too, all the way to shwener !
was looking to go tomorrow but the forecast isn't lookin too great
I got spooked for today and stayed in with the wind forecast (I was out the last 2 days) and hoped to squeeze out tomorrow but you are right about the Friday windcast has gotten significantly worse. With another weekend storm (anyone counting for straight weekends washed out?) looks like next week before giving it another try. Thanks for all the comments on the topic and I might just have to give toggin' a try, never done it except by accident this Spring on the C Ledge hooking up on a couple undersized ones while catching sea bass.
Given the diversity of the human species, there is no “normal” human genome sequence. We are all mutants.
Nice video, but I'm the type that enjoys fishing too much to let things that "might happen" stop me. Keep the gear in top condition and emergency equipment nearby. Even then s**t happens, but I'd rather go getting dragged overboard by a giant tuna then getting killed by a car in a crosswalk.
Given the diversity of the human species, there is no “normal” human genome sequence. We are all mutants.
Been toggin on some rock piles with a few friends the last couple days out that way and they were chewin' and chewin good!
All I can say is it don't get any better than that! I bet one day the 3 of us had 70-80 real quality fish in about 2 hours. It has been awesome. (the next day it was a little slower but it was still a very solid trip) Nearly all fish in the 5-9# class. Water temp was 54 on day 56 the next. We were all alone out there until a guy eased up to us, saw the the action...drove over directly above of my anchor and marked the spot, then took off.
Bass is still kinda slow but I heard the last few days it picked up and some of the guys not still burned out from the derby are doing OK with good numbers of decent fish...nothing crazy but a marked improvement from the past couple weeks. And the fish are fat, really fat.
I may hit the beach one night this weekend but that tog bite is so frigging good and I really enjoy that kind of fishing so much I really hope to mooch a couple more trips this fall. After I spend all day on the water I have trouble hitting the night surf stuff, I need a break for a day or so to recoup.
George is too modest. He knows his turf as good as anybody out there. I always learn several things fishing with him, although he always says his passenger that day is the best but that is just him being modest but I don't doubt him either.
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Your dog has disgusting habits: he burps, farts, and kisses fish. Did you teach him that?
Hmmmm....sounds like Numby may be taking the first treacherous steps on the road to perdition
The signs are obvious - I'm beginning to suspect he may be fishing eels under cover of darkness unbeknownst to his friends....
Hey, not that there's anything wrong with that...
"There is no royal road to this heavy surf-fishing. With all the appliances for comfort experience can suggest, there is a certain amount of hard work to be done and exposure to be bourne as a part of the price of success." From "Striped Bass," Scribner's Magazine, 1881.
Given the diversity of the human species, there is no “normal” human genome sequence. We are all mutants.
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