Boston is lit up with pogies, blues, and yes big stripers. I have got about a dozen keepers over the last week(ranging from low 30" to higher 40") live lining pogies and I am not even close to being done. They key is to find pogies and…
Boston was dead this weekend....I have a friend who has been doing quite well in Gloucester...plenty of mackerel still up there along with some 30 to 40ish inch fish
Ryan I think the cold weather and all the rain has pushed the bait along with the big guys out to deeper water. Hopefully some warmer weather is in the near future
Last week macs seem to have left graves light. Fished around deer island caught a few nice schoolies...still no big guys yet..bigest in the harbor this year was a few weeks ago 35". Flounder bite has been awesome but the rain/wind has put them…
Hello Rick. I lived in the Boston, area about 30 years ago. Back then the harbor was a cesspool. However after they cleaned up the waters. The big fish started to return. I would drive down from N.H. and fish with some friends who still live in the…
I know this is the Cape discussion, but I went out in the Boston Harbor a few days ago and caught some mid size stripers 20-30" some of them had sea lice. If they are already showing in Boston Harbor then I would imagine they are down the Cape…
I found out about the website through a friend who is on the site. This is great. I have been looking for a great networking tool to find others in the area as obsessed as I am out on the water. Great site!
I use a st croix premier spinning rod 40-60 rated which runs around $150. I have it matched up with shimano thunnus with 50# powerpro. I liveline macs and poggies all of the time and the setup is awesome. Hope this helps
Hello Rick. I lived in the Boston, area about 30 years ago. Back then the harbor was a cesspool. However after they cleaned up the waters. The big fish started to return. I would drive down from N.H. and fish with some friends who still live in the area. Caught a pile of 30 to 40 pound stripers back then. I now live in the Outer Banks of N.C. The bass have come back here big time now. Along with all the other species, it's still a great place to fish. If you ever would like to come down. I would be happy to go fishing with you. Peter Santini, who owns Fishing Finaddicts, in Everit, Is one of my best friends. TTYL -Gary
February 2012 starts with warmer than normal winter conditions here on Mosquito Lagoon, water temps have ranged from 61’ to 67’F the last few weeks, and the water level has been extremely low, our Redfish are still schooled up making for fun sight…See More