cragganmor
09-27-2000, 12:18 AM
Started at dawn off Caswell's for some steady action on albies. Weather was snotty and the ride out was bumpy and cold. By 11AM, the sun was out and shining and it turned out to be a really nice day.
About noon, last hour of the tide, a steady pick of albies, stripers and blues started at the Light and lasted the rest of the afternoon. Really pleasant conditions with just enough bait to keep them interested and aggressive.
Scored a lot with a Mystic Bay Minnow, but my bro did just as well with a small anchovy pattern.
Very, very aggressive feeding by stripers in the 26-28" class, especially to poppers. Blues got a little too numerous by 5PM so we called it a day.
Rode in Jim Levinson's boat from Double Haul Charters, he did a great job of covering the fish and getting us good shots.
About noon, last hour of the tide, a steady pick of albies, stripers and blues started at the Light and lasted the rest of the afternoon. Really pleasant conditions with just enough bait to keep them interested and aggressive.
Scored a lot with a Mystic Bay Minnow, but my bro did just as well with a small anchovy pattern.
Very, very aggressive feeding by stripers in the 26-28" class, especially to poppers. Blues got a little too numerous by 5PM so we called it a day.
Rode in Jim Levinson's boat from Double Haul Charters, he did a great job of covering the fish and getting us good shots.