Personally, I would like to see 3 fish, 15-19"
We have so many 12-15" fish eating all the food, I don't know how any tog can get big and fat any more.
I send back everything over 18" in my local area, but I'm getting way off topic.
My boat stays in till early December.
Thanksgiving weekend is always good fishing, then it comes to a screeching halt.
Last trip is 12/8 out of Newport.
I find the bite is often slow when the tide is slack, but
sometimes they bite all day and through the tide change and would follow my boat on anchor even as it swung from east/west to west/east.
sometimes they bite best near the changes.
sometimes they bite through the slack
sometimes the bite...
that was pretty cool.
I am always unsure about chumming up tog. I'm afraid of drawing in porgies or too many small fish. But perhaps the small fish draw in the bigger fish.
I might try chumming with mussels.
I'm on by buddy's boat on the south shore over some rubble in one of the local artificial reefs. We're getting life as soon as the jig got to the bottom and plenty of shorts.
Then my jig goes weightless. I swing, but the tip stays down, the rod doubles over and the fish takes some drag. I get...
My two cents:
We need to find out why spawning results have been poor.
Let's assume the 7 years of poor spawning success has at least some accuracy. As Roccus says, unless we get to the root of the problem, we are not going to fix it.
They could ban all bass fishing, but if pollution, loss of...
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