Cod consistent; scup nearing the end; trautog opening
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Mike Laptew, "The Diving Fisherman," sent this trailer for his next video: Meanwhile, Capt. Frank Blount, skipper of the Frances Fleet, reports more hot cod fishing. His report: Capt. Rich has consistently been finding good to excellent numbers of mostly very good size cod fish. A nice mix of dark and green fish but more and bigger green fish have been filling in recently which is always what we like to see. Last Sunday saw a nice pick of fish to 30 pounds with most anglers walking off the boat with several good size cod apiece. Quite a few fish in the high teens and 20s. Capt. Ray reports the local porgy fishing has continued like gangbusters with limits the norm and super scup in the 1.5- to 2-pound range. A few bigger specimen over 3 pounds most days. Just a few good size bluefish, an occasional triggerfish and even a couple nice fat cod this past week mixed in with the porgies. Porgy fishing ends Oct. 15th however another superb fall fishery will begin on Saturday, Oct. 17 on a daily basis at 6 a.m. for the crustacean crushing critters we call tatoug. 
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