Again…tuna, tuna, tuna. And as before, bluefish outside in deeper water, such as the b-buoy, off Nantasket, etc. During the high daylight hours, you may need to think about getting deep to get them (as in 30′ deep). Mendy had this report: Ran out of…
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South Shore
For the third time…tuna, tuna, tuna… But the truth is there are some big bluefish off the coast that Plymouth Harbor/Duxbury Bay are still giving up some nice stripers, although I strongly suggest fishing the low light hours. To the north, the offshore rocks are…
Posted in Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, South Shore
I Wish I May…I Wish I Might
Fight a big honkin’ tuna and do it right! Yup, the fever has hit us. Vacation hours are being consumed at an alarming rate across RT Nation and for those that do get stuck in the office, the refresh keys on the computers are getting…
Posted in Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, Introduction
North Shore
Tuna, tuna, tuna…doesn’t anyone striper fish anymore? Yup, reports from all over about tuna fishing. Capt. Charlie Crue at Channel Edge reports: Merrimack River Report #11 August 4, 2005 The fishing has drifted into the August mode. The water is warm with morning skies that…
Posted in Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, North Shore
Boston Harbor
Slappy hits the nail on the head in this forum post: When is the best time to go fishing in the haba? August when the sbfts are around! No boats, bigger fish. As I was prepping my yak for launch, I saw rainbait on the…
Posted in Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, Boston Harbor
South Shore
Again, word of good action in Plymouth. Live liners using pogies are doing well, so bring the Chicken Flies. Herring spurling are also prevailent, so small flies are also a must. Switch it up til you find what works. Good bluefish action the whole way…
Posted in Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, South Shore
Boston Report, July 30, 2005
The fishing continues on the slow side in the harbor, but stripers can be caught on the fly and light tackle fishing the rocks around the inner and outer harbor islands. We have seen the occasional school of bluefish in Quincy Bay and south towards…
Posted in Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, Boston Harbor
A Big Fish for ScottNE and an Assault on Community
First off, congratulations go to ScottNE on his 53lb. striper. It’s great to see a guy that spends the time on the water and freely shares information like Scott make a nice catch like that. Speaking of community and sharing, this introduction is getting to…
Posted in Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, Introduction
Northshore
Everyone’s got the tuna bug. The guys at First Light Anglers in Rowley report on the 25th: Got into our first legitimate school tuna feed yesterday afternoon and evening. My buddy hooked two on a popper and pulled the hook on both. Another friend hooked…
Posted in Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, North Shore
Boston
Not much in the way of reports this week. Dryfly reported grabbing schoolies on the fly among the rocks this week. My truck’s been getting a new (used) rearend installed, so I’ve been completely down. That said, I’d be looking at the outer rocks. Boston…
Posted in Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, Boston Harbor
