After my outing to Shinnecock Monday, tide & wind looked good to fish Plum Gut this morning, apparently it looked just as good to over 2 dozen other boats also. My first thought was doesn't anybody work. Made a few drifts with the crowd & released one bass that looked a little over the slot. Moved over to the less crowded east side & ended the morning with three more bass putting a fat 30" bass on ice. With half the tide still to run. decided to call it, looked like some Capt's were ready to play bumper boats. back on the trailer & home by 10:30, a good morning.
John
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After my outing to Shinnecock Monday, tide & wind looked good to fish Plum Gut this morning, apparently it looked just as good to over 2 dozen other boats also. My first thought was doesn't anybody work. Made a few drifts with the crowd & released one bass that looked a little over the slot. Moved over to the less crowded east side & ended the morning with three more bass putting a fat 30" bass on ice. With half the tide still to run. decided to call it, looked like some Capt's were ready to play bumper boats. back on the trailer & home by 10:30, a good morning.
John
I'm glad I don't have to deal with the weekend crowd on that front for another 2 weeks. Most of my trips lined up are for inside stuff. For that very reason, I am not really looking forward to the Full moon Sat 6/22 trip
You are 100% correct John...too many retired and "home office" guys are making even the weekdays a challenge! Glad you caught your dinner.
CaptainOriginal Crew1,853 postsSince 2018
Capt's were ready to play bumper boats
Wow, not the place to play bumper boats.
Shall I go to heaven or a-fishing? - H. D. Thoreau
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Veni. Vidi. Cepi. - with apologies to Gaius Julius Caesar
AdmiralOriginal Crew21,717 postsSince 2018
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