May 23, A Busy Week

23 May May 23, A Busy Week

MAY 18 – Getting Bigger Every Day:

The last few days we have seen quite a few schoolies being caught, mostly small, but we have now heard of a couple in the 26″ range. Adam Ledger sent us this photo of his son Noah. They, as well as others have been doing well on the incoming tide down at Lot 1 on the Parker River Wildlife Refuge. The fisherman that have been walking the beach with bucktails, soft plastics, and metal have also given us mixed reports. Some slow, some great (see below!!!) Other news is the river. That news is hot and cold. Some mornings this week have been okay, others nothing. We expect that to pick up any day now. The southern end of the island has also produced some small schoolies.

No flounder or mackerel to report of (as far as we know)

Report from Adam this afternoon :

Hey everyone! … Hit the ocean front today to fish the incoming tide …. 8 fish in all … mostly 14-18″ … with this one being the biggest at 26″ … fish were taking both sand & blood worms … it was a good first day! … Special thanks to Kay for delivering worms just in time! Thanks ….. Adam & Noah

May 19

Here’s a short video sent to me by Kevin & Tom. They hit the south side of the cape yesterday and got some nice action on 7-10 pound blues using metal lures.

May 20 – Kevin & Tom’s Adventures

Tom sent me this photo from last nights adventures:
Kevin and myself fished the ocean front, got into tons of micros and schoolies, Kevin ended up pulling out a 32″ keeper and I pulled out 29″

May 21 – Danny’s Fish

Fish weigh in tonight. Danny caught this 11-4 pounder on a buck tail jig on the oceanfront during high tide.

First Cast Schoolie

This is a short GoPro video from one of our customers Jimmy. It’s at the town boat launch in Newbury.

May 22

The fish are jumping!
Form Teddy earlier today to John tonight, the bass are biting!

Still lots of schoolies on bait and the bigger fish are arriving and the lure fishermen are picking up speed!

John Bordonaro from Georgetown Ma caught this 14-12 pounder on an SP Minnow on the oceanfront last evening right at high tide.