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Great pix Longcast and Rocco! Keep 'em coming!
"Luck" is when preparation meets opportunity.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
CaptainOriginal Crew2,216 postsSince 2018
Mark Speiss , his dad Mark, son Mark and friend AJ had a 4 man limit of fat skinny water Moriches Bay Fluke today. His son Mark put on a clinic with the jig and got his limit of fluke and had the big fish of the day at an even 6 lbs. All keepers were a fat 20 inches or better today.
Mate69 postsSince 2023
Mark Speiss , his dad Mark, son Mark and friend AJ had a 4 man limit of fat skinny water Moriches Bay Fluke today. His son Mark put on a clinic with the jig and got his limit of fluke and had the big fish of the day at an even 6 lbs. All keepers were a fat 20 inches or better today.
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Kudos to Capt. Rocco!
CaptainOriginal Crew1,853 postsSince 2018
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Having a tough time culling through all the shorts here on the north side. Fished the Golf course to Asharoken this morning. Plenty of action but nothing for the box. Gulp sand eels were can't miss. Fished a few of my deep drops for the same result. The amount of bait in the water is crazy. I will be back at it in a day or two. Larger fish should be heading this way sooner or later........... I hope.
regards Holty
regards Holty
MateOriginal Crew107 postsSince 2018
Having a tough time culling through all the shorts here on the north side. Fished the Golf course to Asharoken this morning. Plenty of action but nothing for the box. Gulp sand eels were can't miss. Fished a few of my deep drops for the same result. The amount of bait in the water is crazy. I will be back at it in a day or two. Larger fish should be heading this way sooner or later........... I hope.
regards Holty
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CommodoreOriginal Crew5,174 postsSince 2018
Having a tough time culling through all the shorts here on the north side. Fished the Golf course to Asharoken this morning. Plenty of action but nothing for the box. Gulp sand eels were can't miss. Fished a few of my deep drops for the same result. The amount of bait in the water is crazy. I will be back at it in a day or two. Larger fish should be heading this way sooner or later........... I hope.
regards Holty
Commodore5,031 postsSince 2020
Head east. There's plenty of fish there. I also saw a fleet working of Callahan's. Good luck and watch the heat!
Commodore5,031 postsSince 2020
First trip of the season
Headed out into a fairly lumpy ocean today with KenScot and Kevin/Longcast. Got to the grounds soon enough and found it quite comfortable, despite the SW swell and wind chop on top. The full moon gave us a wicked undercurrent, forcing us to segue up from 4 oz jigs to the 8oz-sinkered B/S Rigs we finished with.
It was an incoming bite, all over by 11:30 or so. Strange, because this time of the season its the outgoing that usually is the better tide. This 19" limit is cramping my style - a bit anyway, as we would have boat limited by 10:30 with last season's limit of 18", 4/man.
So anyway, we ended up with 7 fat keepers to 24", and a bunch of ling fillet, which wifey is turning into "Toaster Oven Ling Oreganata" as I type this. It'll be better next weekend, off the moon and hopefully with a better drift. Still, not bad for a first trip. And the boat ran "total aces," which to me is very satisfying, after 2 months of stressful work. Pix attached.
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General cany, Watching always Watching
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AdmiralOriginal Crew41,109 postsSince 2018
First trip of the season
Headed out into a fairly lumpy ocean today with KenScot and Kevin/Longcast. Got to the grounds soon enough and found it quite comfortable, despite the SW swell and wind chop on top. The full moon gave us a wicked undercurrent, forcing us to segue up from 4 oz jigs to the 8oz-sinkered B/S Rigs we finished with.
It was an incoming bite, all over by 11:30 or so. Strange, because this time of the season its the outgoing that is usually the better tide. This 19" limit is cramping my style - a bit anyway, as we would have boat limited by 10:30 with last season's 18.5", 4/man.
So anyway, we ended up with 7 fat keepers to 24", and a bunch of ling fillet, which wifey is turning into "Toaster Oven Ling Oreganata" as I type this. The fishing should be better next weekend off the moon, and hopefully with a better drift. Still, not bad for a first trip. And the boat ran "total aces," which to me is very satisfying, after 2 months of stressful work.
Headed out into a fairly lumpy ocean today with KenScot and Kevin/Longcast. Got to the grounds soon enough and found it quite comfortable, despite the SW swell and wind chop on top. The full moon gave us a wicked undercurrent, forcing us to segue up from 4 oz jigs to the 8oz-sinkered B/S Rigs we finished with.
It was an incoming bite, all over by 11:30 or so. Strange, because this time of the season its the outgoing that is usually the better tide. This 19" limit is cramping my style - a bit anyway, as we would have boat limited by 10:30 with last season's 18.5", 4/man.
So anyway, we ended up with 7 fat keepers to 24", and a bunch of ling fillet, which wifey is turning into "Toaster Oven Ling Oreganata" as I type this. The fishing should be better next weekend off the moon, and hopefully with a better drift. Still, not bad for a first trip. And the boat ran "total aces," which to me is very satisfying, after 2 months of stressful work.
"Luck" is when preparation meets opportunity.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
CaptainOriginal Crew2,216 postsSince 2018
Into the oven it goes
And out it comes!
Wifey's got this one down, that's for sure!
And out it comes!
Wifey's got this one down, that's for sure!
"Luck" is when preparation meets opportunity.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
I prefer fishing evolution to fishing extinction.
If ya want to clean up the water, ya gotta get the pigs out of the creek.
CaptainOriginal Crew2,216 postsSince 2018
Pushed off the dock this morning at 0500 onboard Salty Dog Charters out of East Rockaway. We hit some local drops, and it was instant action picking through shorts. Couple of moves later and we found a nice line. There was 4 of us onboard and in a little over 5 hours we put 7 keepers into the boat. I had 2 keepers myself, all on his own tied teasers/bucktails. Again, light buck tailing (1/2 oz to 3/4 oz) was the go-to and they seemed to prefer the small teaser with spearing over the buck tail with gulp. Waiting on pictures from him, I will post.
Commodore5,031 postsSince 2020
First trip of the season
Headed out into a fairly lumpy ocean today with KenScot and Kevin/Longcast. Got to the grounds soon enough and found it quite comfortable, despite the SW swell and wind chop on top. The full moon gave us a wicked undercurrent, forcing us to segue up from 4 oz jigs to the 8oz-sinkered B/S Rigs we finished with.
It was an incoming bite, all over by 11:30 or so. Strange, because this time of the season its the outgoing that is usually the better tide. This 19" limit is cramping my style - a bit anyway, as we would have boat limited by 10:30 with last season's limit of 18.5", 4/man.
So anyway, we ended up with 7 fat keepers to 24", and a bunch of ling fillet, which wifey is turning into "Toaster Oven Ling Oreganata" as I type this. It'll be better next weekend, off the moon and hopefully with a better drift. Still, not bad for a first trip. And the boat ran "total aces," which to me is very satisfying, after 2 months of stressful work. Pix attached.
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CaptainOriginal Crew1,853 postsSince 2018
First trip of the season
Headed out into a fairly lumpy ocean today with KenScot and Kevin/Longcast. Got to the grounds soon enough and found it quite comfortable, despite the SW swell and wind chop on top. The full moon gave us a wicked undercurrent, forcing us to segue up from 4 oz jigs to the 8oz-sinkered B/S Rigs we finished with.
It was an incoming bite, all over by 11:30 or so. Strange, because this time of the season its the outgoing that is usually the better tide. This 19" limit is cramping my style - a bit anyway, as we would have boat limited by 10:30 with last season's limit of 18.5", 4/man.
So anyway, we ended up with 7 fat keepers to 24", and a bunch of ling fillet, which wifey is turning into "Toaster Oven Ling Oreganata" as I type this. It'll be better next weekend, off the moon and hopefully with a better drift. Still, not bad for a first trip. And the boat ran "total aces," which to me is very satisfying, after 2 months of stressful work. Pix attached.
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Commodore5,031 postsSince 2020
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Commodore5,031 postsSince 2020
Some real quality fluke fluke captured on the Charters I had this past week.
All in the skinny of moriches bay.
1/2-1 ounce bucktails and small Tommy teasers were the way to go.
Many landed were in the 4 lb range with three notable catches of 6 lbs, 6.3 and 6.4 all in 7 feet of water or less.
Not much bait in the bay yet as they were still spitting up the usually crabs, shrimp , baby mussels .
If anyone is interested lmk and we’ll plan a trip around the tide in the bay.
I’ll be going to rough/hard bottom soon outside when conditions allow as well.
Aqualina 2 charters
631-872-3420
All in the skinny of moriches bay.
1/2-1 ounce bucktails and small Tommy teasers were the way to go.
Many landed were in the 4 lb range with three notable catches of 6 lbs, 6.3 and 6.4 all in 7 feet of water or less.
Not much bait in the bay yet as they were still spitting up the usually crabs, shrimp , baby mussels .
If anyone is interested lmk and we’ll plan a trip around the tide in the bay.
I’ll be going to rough/hard bottom soon outside when conditions allow as well.
Aqualina 2 charters
631-872-3420
Mate69 postsSince 2023
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