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    Pollock in gulf of maine

    Last year they hardly showed up, never seen anything like it. I just went out to jeffreys and we found a big school of juveniles which is a great sign that they will be back. Bite was so hot, we used hooks, and didn’t bother baiting them.
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    The stripers have finally made it to Maine

    Howdy, I love reading you guys as you start seeing stripers so much earlier than I do, but I'm proud to report that they have arrived! Unfortunately, the coast of Maine is shutdown by a red tide and it proves getting bait to be a challenge.
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    Last fishing trip for a while. Stick a fork in me, I'm done until May.

    Went on my last Haddock trip. Again, the boat limited. It was nuts. The fishing this far north has changed dramatically in the past 20 years. In the early 90's you could never find a haddock, but had no issues with cod. Today, the haddock are everywhere, and the cod are not. Had a good...
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    Haddock fishing in December

    It was rainy, snowy and slow. And there's no where else I'd rather be than the Gulf of Maine in December for the haddock!
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    How do you cook your catch?

    With haddock, I like to bake it in a breadcrumb / rit mixture, or simply fry it flour egg white breadcrumb. I suppose it depends a lot on the fish.
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    Octobuh Haddock trip in the gulf of Maine

    Just a perfect day. Weather was warm, seas were flat, gorgeous weather. The boat limited, and a guy in the front of the boat hooked into a Tuna, didn't land it but the boat went nuts.
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    NH offshore is heating up

    Just went on a haddock trip, and the feds are allowing one cod for the next week. Boat did well. How’s the bite in your backyard?
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    When does the fall run start in your neck of the woods?

    In New England, our fall run starts when we get a few days (about 5 or so) in the low 70s. Usually about a week after labor day. I've noticed that lately, it's been a lot less spectacular. We are still catching fish, tonite was a blast, but the run used to be spectacular. Yourself?
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    Finger lake fishing in the 21st century

    I grew up near Canandiagua lake. I've been watching some online videos of people using jigs to target some nice brown trouts in some of the other finger lakes. In all my life, I've never seen a person actually jigging for trout, but these vids are awfully convincing. Has anyone ever jigged in...
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    New England is heating up

    I grew up in Canadaigua, moved to wicked far northern massachusetts 20 years ago (still a bill fan). Anyway, the fishing around here is heating up quite a bit. Virtually any beach in this part has quite few stripers in it. How are all of you faring?

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