3 Way bucktailing in the Gut or the Race is actually more specialized than many folks think. Despite a solid bite yesterday, I actually changed sinker weights at least 3 times throughout the tide to make sure I had the correct presentation.
It is also true, those special bucktails have become...
Amazing how all it took was a change in temperature of only 2 degrees and 4 days’ time to turn on the Bass at Plum Gut!
On Monday’s trip my gauge never got above 50 degrees but this morning at 52 degrees I began fishing in a real pea soup fog with a positive attitude. Didn’t take long on the...
I have mentioned this before, but you are correct, Overbored. During the famous Weakfish runs of the 70's an 8# fish was not even considered exceptional. Many 10#+ fish were captured and my PB of 13.5# was caught on a whole sandworm one calm night near Jessups.
Then came the long drought but in...
Is this a joke? When is the last time anyone actually caught Yellowtail Flounder in the areas suggested, with perhaps the exception of Sandy Hook. In my experience our east end Flounder fishing collapsed over 20 years ago.
I'm sure you will put it to good use. Just being able to avoid using the ground tackle on certain days will more than make you smile. Controlling your drift as well as thoroughly working a small piece of structure are also very strong points in its favor.
I bet the fish are already nervous!!:D
Nice going, John.
So, you too have a trolling motor now? I thought you were sharp enough to not need such exotic equipment!! :ROFLMAO:
Honestly, I am just jealous! Use it well and catch a ton of fish this season. I'm' sure I will see you out there.
Today was prospecting day for me as I decided to check out the Bass action at Orient along with a mix of our traditional species inside Peconic Bay.
Bass were at least 10 days late inside the bay this season and it seems the same pattern is happening to the east. Despite a full moon and good...
Always nice to work the rod, even if it's C&R. I thought you had a brief Cod opening in the spring, but I guess the ME regs are even tougher than ours.
As far as finding them in a slightly different location, that reinforces 2 well known points. First, you should never take your eyes off the...
My 2025 charter season started off with a huge bang for my loyal Porgy fans, Tony and his buddies who make the long drive from NJ several times each year. Perfect weather and light tides made for a very enjoyable and action-packed trip.
All it took was one drop at a favored spot near Shelter...
Well done, Rocco. Looks like TJ has a boat he likes as much as his own!
Still a little cool in the Peconics but things are starting to break open now. I will probably give local Fluke my first shot next week.
Have a great season.
Of course, the CT boats are subject to NY regulations while fishing in our waters. But, as Overbored and many others have noted enforcement is quite lean.
While I have not made the run in many years, it is sad to think that summer Cod fishing at Coxes Ledge is no longer an option. I really miss that fishery.:mad:
Sadly, this is a very old and painful story for all the NY Anglers who feel cheated by fishing the same waters as our neighboring states that have more favorable regulations.
The one that burns me the most is Sea Bass. Fishing the North Fork and eastern LI Sound I am constantly frustrated that...
Great way to start, Kevin. Plus, one of those stories that can only happen while fishing. I love it!
BTW, what camera lens were you using? That Fluke looks like a keeper to me!;)
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