Thread — Noreaster

Hunter704FREE2023#1

Met Frank Sr and Frank Jr to fish the last few hours of out going tide, got out of the harbor and hit the sound can see the OB area was loaded with boats and can see 11B was just as packed there were boats chunking boats trolling and jigging saw a few fish being caught after awhile of trolling one rig and parachuting another not much going on moved north east to a area I have marked Man over board and it was stacked with fish as it has been sent flutter spoons down and it was lock and load wasn’t long before others joined in and like the past the party didn’t last long fish broke up searched for a little while and then moved on put the trolling rod back in and hooked up with a fish that was our limit and we were back in at 11.30

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CaptainOriginal Crew2,748 postsSince 2019

Chevy1FREE2023#2

Excellent ?

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AdmiralOriginal Crew25,755 postsSince 2018

waderFREE2023#3

very nice

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AdmiralOriginal Crew20,900 postsSince 2018

MickieBelleFREE2023#4

I've used flutter spoons in NYC reservoir and in Lake George for browns/lakers. Both required drift or very slow troll, in and out of gear. How are you fishing them.

Thanks

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Deckhand2 postsSince 2021

Hunter704FREE2023#5

I've used flutter spoons in NYC reservoir and in Lake George for browns/lakers. Both required drift or very slow troll, in and out of gear. How are you fishing them.

Thanks

Just looking for fish schooled up fish stop the boat drop the spoon to the bottom few cranks off the bottom lift up drop down so yes I’m drifting while doing this

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CaptainOriginal Crew2,748 postsSince 2019

MickieBelleFREE2023#6

Thanks so much; need to add those to my saltwater arsenal!

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Deckhand2 postsSince 2021

Busy out there