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We stayed close to home today. Stan Simmerman, Johnny Boyd and myself fished for tautog. We caught 46 though Stan says I missed one while taking a photo and thinks we got 47. We tagged fish until I ran out … Continue reading →

I ran back out to the Triangle Wrecks today. I had Stan Simmerman and Wes Blow with me. The ride out was really calm. A little afternoon breeze kicked up for the ride in. We were socked-in fog all day. … Continue reading →

Both of our hygienist were off today. My practice coordinator said that I could take the day off also and go fishing. Off to the Triangle Wrecks I ran. The tautog were really aggressive today. I did catch of few … Continue reading →

I fished the Triangles today. I kept a limit of tog from 18 to 25 inches long. Tagged others. Caught a few sea bass, keeper-size if the season was open. The bird photos are Tricia’s. Our backyard has been busy. … Continue reading →

I ran out after tautog today with Wes Blow and Stan Simmerman. We caught some. I got the big one. Should weigh somewhere in the teens tomorrow. We also caught and released some big sea bass and Wes lost a … Continue reading →

I ran out after tautog this morning. The first wreck I tried was sea bass ridiculous. Big sea bass immediately on each drop. I never could feel/explore the wreck with my sinker so I decided to drop with no bait … Continue reading →

Ran out after tautog today. Fishing was good. I kept my limit and released others. I caught one tog that had already been tagged. That one got to swim away. The largest tog was a bit over 9 pounds and … Continue reading →

We ran out on the last day of the year, and the last day of sea bass season, to a calm and foggy ocean. On a personal note, my cell phone died. I sent Charles a text to let him … Continue reading →

I spent the past two days trolling eels on the eastern side of the bay. Both days were really calm. One day had a beautiful sunrise, the other had fog and rain. Big rockfish were being caught both days. It … Continue reading →

Trolled eels on the eastern side. Got to see a pretty sunrise. At the end of the day, my eels were ready to come home. No bites. A few big fish were caught, 38A to 40A seemed to be the … Continue reading →