22 Aug SUMMER TIME PICTURES
Have found some pictures and stories that I didn’t realize we had gotten. Sorry folks. So, will share them now.
JUNE:
The early-bird fishermen are enjoying some great mornings on the beach front and some are catching fish too
“Warren Perry” In photo is one of them on the refuge
Bob Nardone (photographer)
South of Plum Island first keeper boated- 35″ live lining pollack. TIm van Leer (Hanover NH) with Dave Farnsworth (South Royalton, VT) as paparazzi.
Thanks! Best,
Jeff Hastings,Hanover, NH
Stickman, all of these fish were released to fight another day! 45 and 40 inch are largest so far on light 8 lb class St Croix Tidemasters, and Stradic 4000s.
Hope you enjoy!
42″ caught and released on Joppa Flats. Caught on light tackle using YoZuri swimbait. Thanks for your fishing reports.
Hey there, I caught this schoolie while anchored in the river, right off of Salisbury point/Needle. 2 hours before low tide, on a clam. C & R’d 4 fish total, all between 18-22 ” Best, Pat Flaherty Lowell, Ma
Good morning,
Here some nice catch and release photos from this week at cape cod. My father, brother and I fished the bay side during the wee hours of the incoming tide from Monday till Friday 6/20. We hit our best fishing at about 2-3 hrs before high tide using mackeral. One fish was caught on sand eels and another ofcourse on the sp minnow (schoolie). We managed to get a few keeper sized bass up to 39 inches. We kept about half of our catch and released the others to breed, so we can take our sons out for stripers when they get a bit older. The last pic is the 39 which was dinner. John
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JULY
Hello guys my name is Matt and here is a photo of a catch and release a few weeks ago caught on sandy point using clam.
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AUGUST
Seamus Good with 33″/16lb striper caught middle of the afternoon on the incoming tide drifting live bait off the south end of Plum Island.
Thanks for your great work. Best,
Jeff Hastings
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