|
|
|
|||
|
Sorry about the late report, but my cable service provider is down :( .
Get your feet in the sand, have fun and go fish!
__________________
Scott |
|
|||
|
Fished yesterday from 6 am until noon,,,nothing but tons of skates,,,constantly on heads and the chunks,,,drove me insane and left.
__________________
Scott |
|
||||
|
Welcome to my life... :-)
__________________
~Sam - Pray for East Wind! |
|
|||
|
Steve, I would say either,,,the funny thing is I have caught just as many in the middle of the day,,,I can't beleive all the time I put in the beginning and middle of spring at night,,,I have not caught one nighttime striper with alot of time put in at night,,,I guess anytime is good as any,,,tides,,,any tide,,,I have written everything down and there never seems to be a pattern, incoming, outgoing, slack,,,so all bets are off,,,I still think dawn and dusk are still the best, but who knows :? .
__________________
Scott |
|
|||
|
I yaked out without a suit but water temps were close to 68* and air temps were warm,,,air temps should be good tomorrow, water temps, not sure on,,,dropped to 63* the other day,,,still really shouldnt be bad to yak a bait out.
__________________
Scott |
|
|||
|
Dave got into one on lighter tackle, smaller one but still fun to watch him reel it in,,,we thought it might of been a striper, didnt cut him off, so we just werent sure what it was until we saw the fin on the surface,,,still alot of fun,,,a great early summer day on the beach,,,Summer fishing is getting closer,,,fishing in shorts and yaking baits out,,,life is good. Steve had a black drum carcas yaked out when I left,,,hopefully he gets into one,,,Steve, I really appreciate the pliers,,,thanks again buddy,,,had a great time on the sand,,,good company with a few sandbars.
__________________
Scott |
|
||||
|
Nope, the only pullage I got yesterday was my sunburned thighs feeling like the skin was constricting.
Used Bunker cut in every shape and size and tossed long, medium and short. Every time save twice, the hooks were bare. Well, we won't count the couple'a Skates..... Coop yaked out my Chark rig for me, WAY out about 800 yerds to the crystal blue water and dropped the 20 lb hunk of bait. Several hours later, I decided to move around a bit and started to bring in the Penn 115. Started cranking and it was too easy then all of a sudden it stopped dead and jerked a few times. No running just a hard pull. Kept cranking and it was feeling like I had a Brontosauras on the 16/0 hook. Once in awhile it came in like all the rigging was cut off, then back to hard again. After 15 minutes of cranking, I finally got in on shore with an empty hook. I don't know if something saw a moving target and decided to hit it or if that new concrete weight I made was getting stuck. Maybe a log floating by.... (thanks for the teasing Dave) hahahaha Started picking up and the tide decided to put on the steam, woah, too close, get moving..... Had to move up to finish loading. Hit the bay side of the island and tossed everything I had, Gulps, different Fish Bites, poppers, spoons, etc... Nada. Only bites I got were skeeters, man, they are BAD on the west side of the island!!!! Lost an Atom Popper in a tree on the opposite side of the channel, bummer.... Alas! Pullage! haha Stopped and talked with a couple'a guys (from PA?) in a red something on the way out. Nice guys, set them up with a couple big rigs and fresh Bunker. Hopefully they get into something today. Dave, good seeing ya again, Coop, as always.... And thanks for showing me the Droppr Loop.... Now it makes sense, dern internet pics for it are terrible. Til next time...
__________________
|
|
|||
|
Steve, Let me tell you'll about those 16 J hooks,,,used them a few times and stopped using them because they dig into the sand as you reel it in,,,only happens when there is a bare hook,,,with the bait still on it, they are much easier to reel in,,,they will kill ya,,,when you get it out of the sand it'll dig in again,,,they will wear you out in a hurry.
__________________
Scott |