Nasty weather stripers 6/1

After cancelling tonights charter due to nasty weather coming in, with building seas Jimmy and I decided to go hit some lumps close to home to see if we could find some bass that wanted to chew.We snagged a few baits, and had 2 half hearted run offs before Jimmy had one come tight on his circle hook.

with aproaching lightning getting too close for comfort we ran back in beating the storm.

Popping striper cherries

Had Lou, ryan and Andrew out tonight for stripers.

Only Andrew had ever fished in the salt before, a few misses early but the guys looked like seasoned pros by nights end. Ryan stealing the show with both the most fish and the biggest ones.

striped bass 5/29

Had Craig, Colt, Brett and Brian out today to do some live lining for striped bass.

Day started off slow due to heavy fog, but made bait quick and headed north.Had a bunch of misses due to the guys being new to live lining, but they stuck with it and put some nice bass in the boat before the bluefish took over.

Silly striper fishing 5/26

Had Steve on tonight for a night of bassing that was just silly.

Every bait that hit the water got hit, alot of fun on a night that started off as pea soup.

Non stop action all night

Striper bash 5/25

Had Mike Sr. , Mike Jr , John and Tom out tonight.

Made a buch of long runs, and had a buch of misses till found a pod of bass that REALLY wanted to chew.

Had 4 on at a time until we ran out of bait, then guys threw plugs to catch a bunch more.

Great night on the water

another bass beatdown 5/24

All bass released

bass crush 5/21

Craig and I jumped on for the am trip on Captain Rich's new sled, to fish with him and Mark from Maine. Got some bait pretty quick but knowing we were headsed back to where we had crushed them the day before we wanted more. Rich saw the FF light up running down the beach, bait was deep but we were able to snag a bunch and headed North. Morning bite was just sick as we watched bass after bass crush the baits at boatside, many times 3-4 bass fighting over the bunker. Smaller fish had a tough time getting the big horse bunker down made for quite the show. in the afternoon Craig and I jumped back on my boat heading south to where it seemed the big fish have wanted to stay the last few days, had a quick flurry with nothing coming tight. we were looking to get craig a 40 plus pound fish this trip. Made the run back north to the bait piles we had made bait on and found some REALLY big fish mixed in. Craig got to see what a 40 plus looks like , when he netted our biggest of the night at 46 pounds on the boga