28 May May 28, Tale of the two Tommy’s and…
Well Saturday night was a good night for the Kelly Boys. They are doing well with worms on the oceanfront. This is Tommy’s 21 pounder that he caught on the incoming tide. They said the fish were abundant and hungry. Others also reported that they did well Friday night on the incoming tide.
“Toms 21 lber caught last night at start of the incoming tide on seaworms one of many fish for tom”
The next morning in the store…………official weight, 20-12
And then there was Andy’s fish, not as big but just as nice
“Andys 16lber one of many caught last night”
And then we have Tommy Hogan, a kayaker who was out in Joppa Flats Saturday. He went tube-n-worming on the flats. He said there were a lot of fish, but very fussy. He finaly enticed this 10-12 pounder.
And just this morning, David Spellman (below) from Ashbornham, MA ( I had to ask where that was!) caught this long and lean fish on the oceanfront half way between high and low, on the outgoing! so, as you can see, when everyone calls in to ask “when should i go fishing?” we are hard to answer because they are biting at all sorts of different times. For the Kellys to get their fish on the oceanfront at the start of the incoming tide and then this one half way into the bottom of the tide when the norm was to fish the top of the incoming tide on the oceanfront to the start of the outgoing…………we just can’t predict it! CRAZY! So, our best advice is to fish when you can…………you just never know. Just get out and enjoy the outdoors!
one last note, we had a fisherman in the store this weekend saying that he is finaly catching a few flounder flounder. Worms along the oceanfront should be the ticket for flounder! Usually it is during an incoming tide, but who knows this year.
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