captmike28
Well-Known Angler
I ran a full day Sea Bass charter today for custom rod builder “extraordinaire” Al G. and his 3 buddies in beautiful conditions.
I had done a little prospecting yesterday on my own in preparation for this trip and was quite surprised to have a tough time finding only 4 keepers on my normally solid drops. Perhaps it was the overwhelming presence of Porgy life on each of my stops yesterday.
So, I made a few calls and got a tip on a spot a little deeper into the Sound than I usually work. It turned out to be just the right formula for today’s success. We arrived on the scene for the last hour of the ebb tide and found a slow pick of mostly short fish, a few Scup, and one or two keeper biscuits. But once the flood tide took hold the Sea Bass really put on the feed bag with multiple hook ups on many of the passes. Most of the damage was done in about a 2-hour period with 27 beautiful keepers finding the box to 3.5#. Unfortunately, I did not get a chance to take any photos today as with the wind vs. tide situation I was stuck at the helm stemming to keep the guys directly over the pile of fish. Needless to say, the crew all went home with nice full bags of fresh Sea Bass filets!
Getting really close to the Tog opener and I only have a couple of weekend dates left for this season. A few more weekdays are still available but if you have your heart set on some fine North Fork
Tog action it would be wise to call me soon.
Cpt. Mike
516-317-5423
I had done a little prospecting yesterday on my own in preparation for this trip and was quite surprised to have a tough time finding only 4 keepers on my normally solid drops. Perhaps it was the overwhelming presence of Porgy life on each of my stops yesterday.
So, I made a few calls and got a tip on a spot a little deeper into the Sound than I usually work. It turned out to be just the right formula for today’s success. We arrived on the scene for the last hour of the ebb tide and found a slow pick of mostly short fish, a few Scup, and one or two keeper biscuits. But once the flood tide took hold the Sea Bass really put on the feed bag with multiple hook ups on many of the passes. Most of the damage was done in about a 2-hour period with 27 beautiful keepers finding the box to 3.5#. Unfortunately, I did not get a chance to take any photos today as with the wind vs. tide situation I was stuck at the helm stemming to keep the guys directly over the pile of fish. Needless to say, the crew all went home with nice full bags of fresh Sea Bass filets!
Getting really close to the Tog opener and I only have a couple of weekend dates left for this season. A few more weekdays are still available but if you have your heart set on some fine North Fork
Tog action it would be wise to call me soon.
Cpt. Mike
516-317-5423
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