How right you are, John! Forsberg use to advertise that "heated rail" all the time, and I never saw it work either!!! But who cared; as you noted the fishing was great.
I'm good friends with Capt. John Halkias of Jigging Jerks fame. He spends his winters in FL too and just posted a video within the last day or so using those Imposter jigs on Grouper Based upon his results they seemed pretty effective down there. But until you test them in our local waters it's...
I'm embarrassed to admit I can't recall the year when we saw the last huge resurgence of Cod being caught SW of Block I. What I do vividly remember was the bite was so good that party boats from as far away as NJ and MA were making overnight long hauls just to cash in on this fishery! The size...
Clearing ice from our guides was the least of our late winter problems.
I have made many a late Dec or even early Jan Tog trip, with Lep before the seasons started closing earlier in Dec.
Never could get used to the sound of the ice crunching against the hull of his trusty Shamrock while...
Thanks for the background about Newfoundland. I did not know their Cod fishery had been closed so long but I was aware of the protracted shut down in parts of Georges Bank.
Cod is another species where I have lived long enough to see several cycles. It does pain me to think we may have seen...
I agree that it is troubling to see boats having to resort to fishing for Bergalls, and as I mentioned previously, can Sea Robin trips be far behind?
Yet I also see if we take a large step back and look at data over a really long period of time, so many things on earth happen in cycles...
While I do agree that most of our problems with certain stock sizes are multifaceted problems. I also believe, as Hawk375 said, we can't just give up. To the best of my knowledge there is still a pretty viable winter flounder fishery in both Boston Harbor and Cape Cod Bay. Am I supposed to...
Of course, we buy beer and chips. The NFL Conference Championship games are tomorrow!!
Not really concerned about the snow...only a power outage during a key play!!!:D
Thanks very much for the education, Reelpro.
You are a great ambassador for your local fishing scene. If I ever get back to Canada to do some fishing you have me convinced, I need to fish in your back yard!
Aside from the really cool color, those are some very large Walleye. Congratulations!
I don't do much freshwater fishing, but I don't ever recall seeing the traditional golden colored Walleye getting that large. Am I mistaken?
I realize that based upon the "science" that was presented and playing by their rules the only way we can get to a smaller minimum size is to cut the season. In NY it is already too short for many so that is not a workable solution.
Based upon the current way the "managers" come up with our...
Regarding venting undersized fish, Matt, you probably heard me mention the risks involved plus the fact that so many of the fish die anyway for a few different reasons. By having an unreasonably high minimum size we are drastically increasing the dead loss for the species, which these clowns are...
IMHO the DEC, MRAC, and all the other agencies who "manage" our fisheries regulations have more excuses why they cannot make the right decision than they have reasons to correctly support either the fish themselves or the entire public, both recreational and commercial interests, Lack of...
I too just took advantage of the Walmart sale, today. Really good price on a few colors and sizes, plus free shipping
BTW, Matt, I thought I was pretty organized, but your Gulp system puts mine to shame. I will have to crank it up a few notches! :D
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