Getting ready

[Hunter704]

Boat is ready took a ride the morning water temperature is still cold, grabbed some mussels for Wednesday, guess to pass some sit Wednesday and see if any hungry flounder around, stay well all and see you all on the water soon

 

[BennyV]

What I’d give to be out there right now.

 

[Double Trouble]

Will probably give it a shot wednesday also.

 

[capt dickie]

I was supposed to launch Thursday, but I m so backed up with this covid debacle, i still have to do just about everything! I might pay to have the boat yard paint her, it hurts but if i m not in by opening dsy stripers, ill go bananas... its bad enough not getting a jump on the flounder?

 

[BennyV]

I am now looking at skiffs on Craigslist. Damn you people LOL

 

[pequa1]

With virtually no flounder in my area for nearly 20 years, and bay stripers being virtually all shorts, I usually wait for the fluke season now before I uncover my little bay boat, and the last few years have been kayak fishing before I even wet the Sea Pro. This year I am concerned that they could close the parks and I would be shit out of luck even with the environmentally conscious kayak. I winterized as usual and since I trailer the boat it takes one full day to get it ready. Here's hoping.

 

[WhatKnot]

With virtually no flounder in my area for nearly 20 years, and bay stripers being virtually all shorts, I usually wait for the fluke season now before I uncover my little bay boat, and the last few years have been kayak fishing before I even wet the Sea Pro. This year I am concerned that they could close the parks and I would be shit out of luck even with the environmentally conscious kayak. I winterized as usual and since I trailer the boat it takes one full day to get it ready. Here's hoping.

IMHO I would extend that to 30 years, but then again I may have just sucked back then in the Seaford area.

 

[Roccus7]

All up to me now, got her from the yard yesterday. Time to break out the buffer and the 3M Clean & Wax!!

 

[pequa1]

IMHO I would extend that to 30 years, but then again I may have just sucked back then in the Seaford area.

With my first boat that I had from 1978 to 1986 I was killing the flounder. sold it when son #2 was a baby and did freshwater until 1996 when I got back to saltwater fishing again. By 2000 I totally stopped fishing for flounder and since then don't bother with the boat until May and maybe waste some spring days surfcasting instead.