Winter winds blow and we change our fishing habits. It's onto the ice and large mouth bass and crappie.
DUO plans run for Fisherman of the Year honors!
Last weekend in February and the ice fishing remains consistent.
The Duo and Rock Bottom were chasing crappie in vain, but hauling in some nice large mouth bass as a substitute! Same favorite crappie pond, but a different section to see if we could find where all the crappie were hiding.
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We found the large mouths in the north end instead! 6-10 feet of water and various sized, but mostly medium, shiners brought the bass to the hook!
Meanwhile the DUO jumps in hook, line, and billy bobs!!!!
Declare commitment to the Grand Poobah!
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Sporting their new Bite Me Bait Co look, the DUO show that our admissions team was right on and that they were deserving of their "Bucket." "In the end I didn't have to twist any arms." said Rock Bottom, the Grand Poobah. "It just took a few extra fishing trips to seal the deal."
The DUO remain red hot with discovery of a new secret spot for bass and crappie.
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Some nice largemouth bass!
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And some nice crappie to go along!
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More fine days to follow!
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Ken shows another 3+ pound large mouth caught in our favorite crappie pond.
January 15, 2011
Plenty of crappie and bass to keep us busy!
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Rock Bottom and the Duo clean up on big slabs and bass!
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Ice fishing starting to heat up for the crew. Rock Bottom takes fisherman of the weekend with a grand slam at Oldham Pond. The bite continued for Ken of the DUO on Tuesday with some nice crappie and bass.
Captain Rich Antonino of www.blackrosefishing.com shows he can catch fish anywhere!
Book Cod and tuna trips now and ask for the Bite Me Bait Co deal!
Ken, of the DUO fame, holds a typical large mouth bass found in these ponds on the South Shore!
Rock Bottom holds another pin fish crappie and Lucy sings her favorite song to the sound of the auger!
Some pinfish in this pile!
Autumn winds start to blow. Get out early to beat the breeze!
Flat days are getting rare.
DUO Hits Late September Blues
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From Plymouth to Cohasset, Massachusetts the "Blues are On!"
When the winds of autumn start blowing and we can't think about going to Stellwagon, What do we do? We stay inshore and go Bluefishing!
Trolling umbrella rigs and diving plugs, the DUO Cindy and Ken, just kept singing the blues. The scrappy, saw toothed stripers, put up quite a tussle when hooked. And there was no shortage of them. From acrobatic leaps to good runs, they supply all the excitement needed for a great trip. Using light gear can make it that much better for the experienced fisherman and the novice alike. Remember to have a couple of poles rigged with top water gear to throw when the bait is breaking on the surface. The thrill you get when that plug is smashed, won't soon be forgotten.
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Cindy shows she's an expert when it comes to catching bluefish.
Most of the fish were 6-12 pounds however some bigger fish have been taken offshore a couple of miles. You might even get surprised with a big striped bass while your at it. Area ledges like Farnham's, The High Pines and even the Eye of The Wompanoag are holding fish. Dogfish haunt the bait fishermen in water deeper than 35ft.
