Projo Fishing: HotBytes
· Headlines · 25 words · Photos · Tag cloud · Comments · RSS · MultiBlog
« Remembering Dick Lema | Main | Offshore and inshore, blackfish are biting »

Blackfish and bass biting in breachways

11:55 AM Fri, Nov 07, 2008 |
By Tom Meade    Email this author |   Email this entry

blackfish.jpg


Shore fishermen are catching tautog along the breachways of South County's salt ponds, says George Forsberg of Quonny Bait & Tackle.

Last week's bass and bluefish bites - hot over the weekend - slowed last Monday, and have remained flat during the week. Blitzes along the beaches have been spotty, but anglers have been taking a few bas in the breachways.

Along the beaches, bass and bluefish blitzes have been spotty. Ed Hughes reported a big blitz at Matunuck this week.

Party-boat fishermen are catching plenty of blackfish, sea bass and cod, reports Frank Blount, owner of the Frances Fleet.

Frances Fleet photo

social bookmarking

 Tags  blackfish fishing Rhode Island saltwater tautog


Leave a comment





Type the characters you see in the picture above.