September 30th- Well, I cannot believe it is already October. This last month has absolutely flown by. I apologize for the lack of reports the last couple of weeks. Nat and I have simply been flat out running charters and I have not even been…
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North Shore
There’s no sign that this thing’s over yet. But we can figure it’s going to start tailing off over the next few weeks. That said, this may be some of the best fishing you see all season. Bass3six had this: Fished with Marvin Mojo Lewiton…
Posted in Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, North Shore
North Shore
Finicky tuna is the story of the week. Lots trying, few succeeding. Webfoot summed it up: Today was unbelievable. Headed out mid-morning, southeast of Cape Ann. I can’t even describe how many pods of tuna were out there. Hundreds. However, the fish were extremely picky….In…
Posted in Boston Harbor, North Shore
North Shore
Tuna are still the order of the day for most as evidenced by this report from the apparently mis-named Pinstriper: Trolled birds and squid bars off Cape Ann in 63 degree water for a couple hours early Tuesday and landed a couple tuna. Saw LOTS…
Posted in Boston Harbor, North Shore
North Shore
Not a lot of word from the north, as most of the guys are still targetting the bluefin tuna – with success. There have been stripers sporadically working the Gloucester rocks. From Ipswich, Fly Deacon had this – but it’s more indicative of what’s happening across…
Posted in Boston Harbor, North Shore
Northshore
Yeah, I know…tuna, tuna, tuna… Adult pogies are still holding in Salem, and they’ve got their friends the bluefish with them. Some decent striper catches coming from the Cape Ann rocks and beaches. Peanut bunker showing pretty well, which shapes up for a great fall…
Posted in Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, North Shore
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
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
North Shore
Capt. Charlie Crue reports: Merrimack River Report #9 July 21, 2005 The inshore striper fishing has been very good this past week. There are still many “twinkie” size schoolies in the river and the big fish have moved back into the shallow waters on the…
Posted in Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, North Shore
North Shore
ChuckD reports the greenheads have moved in to the Essex area, which ought to make fishing Plum Island, Crane’s etc. a really good time. Fly Deacon puts it best "like flying piranha." Steve reports that the pogies in Marblehead have some new company… Bombed over from…
Posted in Boston and Eastern Massachusetts, North Shore
