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Saltwater Angler Registry. Registering is quick, easy, and FREE in 2010

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"Bite Me Bait Co."

July 23-24, 2010

Boston Big Game Monster Shark Tournament

I got one!

Martha's Vineyard 2010

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July 24-25, 2010

Mar-e gets off the snide!

Charles and Merrimac River carp puts the rod and reel back where they belong.

"Glad to be back to catching fish again." said Mar-e. Though I haven't been able to get out much, when I have, I haven't caught any. It's only a little one, but it's a start for me. This stretch of the Charles River is very pretty and peaceful. Elmer and Jimdogg catch big large mouth bass here."

"This one's twice as big at 12.5 pounds, but this is a small one for the Merrimac River."

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Assignment Stripers

Jimdogg and Elmer team up on 35 inch Striper!

Jimdogg caught some beautiful tinkers and we tied them on. Elmer had the run and a new kayak best. #6 red circle hook on 18 inch leader to a swivel. Med heavy  six foot Ugly Stik, with an Okuma bait runner spinning reel with 12# test Trylene line did the deed.

Scituate Light shines on the Bite Me bait Co.

Jimdogg and I were also jigging for fluke and we drifted out about a mile offshore a little south of the entrance channel to the harbor. Water depth was in the low twenties and their was plenty of lobster gear to dodge. But that is where to look for stripers, when the bait fish are scarce. Lobsters are one of a stripers gourmet foods and there's nothing like a freshly molted lobster to make the stripers day. We caught a couple of "harbor pollock" which I hear some people use as live bait for bass and tuna. I believe that the pollock must be 19 inches long before you can possess them. Once we got into 40 feet of water the dogfish attacked everything we dropped into the water. We headed back in just as the wind began to pickup, and after the pictures we headed in. We parked at the lighthouse and put in at the little sandy beach there.

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The Bite is on at Race Point! Don't miss out.

"Keep the speed steady." cried Captain G-No of the Irish Ayes. It was the crew of the Irish Ayes against the crew on the Cathy Ann. After it was all over the results were the same. Striped Bass for everyone.

The Irish Ayes and the Cathy Ann had a race to the "Race" Captain G-No may have got there sooner but the result was the same. Rock Bottom did some boat driving that put the Capt and crew on some hot spots where we all caught fish. Different colored jigs bouncing off the bottom in 25 feet of water was the key.  Weights of 4-6 ounces and wire line were a dangerous combo for the bass.

Stripers for all. Not the best bite until afternoon on this day, but we boated plenty. We kept a few in the 29-32 inch range, to have on the grill tonight and boy were they good.

Lots of bass in the 28-32 inch category and we threw back most of those fish in the 28- 29 inch range. The kayak fleet was out in full force and sometimes got in the way of the charter guys. Still they were catching fish. The PM session found the Cathy Ann some bigger fish and the late afternoon charters did the best this day.  Both Captain G-No and Captain Patry went home with some happy fishermen.

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Elmer and Jimdogg join flounder fleet aboard the kayaks.

Winter flounder return to Boston Harbor and adjacent waters. Fishermen from Quincy Yacht Club report good numbers of the flatfish being caught with fish in the 2-4 pound range not unusual. We missed the peak season in May and June but still managed to catch 8 fish between us.

Great day on the water! Drifting with sea worms and squid strips does the trick. Between George's Island and Rainsford Island to attract the most fishermen. Just outside of Hull Gut also holding flatties.

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Summer Solstice Fishing

Cod and pollock still available to those that venture out to the banks. Haddock are showing in their deep water hiding spots. Striped bass all along the outer cape and Islands.

Tuna are around but not all can find them.

Fluke fishing starts to heat up in the usual spots from the west end of the Cape Cod Canal to New York City. Holding bottom can be tough when fishing the deep spots in the rips. But the bigger fish caught can be worth it.

Scup fishers are doing alright too. Behind Martha's Vineyard near Nomans look for the fleet.

Quincy Bay and Boston Harbor are producing big flounder in the 2-4 pound range. Check out Elmer's Secret Spots for a prime location!

The bass are still in and around the mouths of the rivers, and rumors of pogies in the bay may be just that!

AC is catching keepers from shore day and night along outer Plymouth harbors beaches.

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The Duo

May 8, 2010

Billy Bob and new BMBC member Dave have Mackerel Massacre Florida Style

Billy Bob shows a fine Spanish Mackerel

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Capt. Bob is often seen on TV's "Fishing New England", and in "On the Water" Magazine

Visit Capt. Bob @ www.lemkeanncharters.com