5/7 Squid/BASS/Blues

Albatross · 05-08-2008, 10:38 AM

Fished out of Falmouth MA yesterday with Capt. Scott Clay on the RIPDOG. We started out squid fishing yesterday with the fleet in the Hyannis area. Very slow start to the day but after a few adjustments we ended up gettting about 30 or so nice squids. Did see Capt. Dom out there with his charter. Pink seemed to be working best. Hopefully our efforts will pay off with these baits in the canyon this summer.

At noon time we decided to make a little run and see if we could find some Bass. Just as we entered Buzzard's Bay through Wood's Hole we saw some fish busting. For the next 4 hours we hung alone with this enormous school and managed over 100 fish with some keepers to 15lbs and a few big blues mixed in. All fish were released

Tons and tons of silversides/peanut bunker and birds everywhere. Water was crystal clear which made the fish totally visible. Nothing like being able to watch time after time after time, 4-5 fish chase your lure before one inhales it. Just an epic afternoon of top water action!

Lures used - kastmasters, storm shads in white and bunker color, yozuri smimmers and surface cruisers

Water temps ranged from 51-54 degrees

Good Luck Everyone
ALBATROSS

AlloyToy · 05-08-2008, 10:44 AM

Sounds like a great day!!! Things are ramping up nicely on the fishing scene

Thx. for the report

On The Edge · 05-08-2008, 11:58 AM

Nice job on the bass. Thing are definately starting to shape up..

05-08-2008, 10:38 AM	#1
Albatross NBS Member User Gallery Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Warwick, RI Posts: 308	5/7 Squid/BASS/Blues Fished out of Falmouth MA yesterday with Capt. Scott Clay on the RIPDOG. We started out squid fishing yesterday with the fleet in the Hyannis area. Very slow start to the day but after a few adjustments we ended up gettting about 30 or so nice squids. Did see Capt. Dom out there with his charter. Pink seemed to be working best. Hopefully our efforts will pay off with these baits in the canyon this summer. At noon time we decided to make a little run and see if we could find some Bass. Just as we entered Buzzard's Bay through Wood's Hole we saw some fish busting. For the next 4 hours we hung alone with this enormous school and managed over 100 fish with some keepers to 15lbs and a few big blues mixed in. All fish were released Tons and tons of silversides/peanut bunker and birds everywhere. Water was crystal clear which made the fish totally visible. Nothing like being able to watch time after time after time, 4-5 fish chase your lure before one inhales it. Just an epic afternoon of top water action! Lures used - kastmasters, storm shads in white and bunker color, yozuri smimmers and surface cruisers Water temps ranged from 51-54 degrees Good Luck Everyone ALBATROSS Last edited by Albatross; 05-08-2008 at 10:50 AM. Reason: added info

05-08-2008, 10:44 AM	#2
AlloyToy NBS Member User Gallery Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Pt. Judith/Green Harbor/W.Mass Posts: 695	Sounds like a great day!!! Things are ramping up nicely on the fishing scene Thx. for the report __________________ "First The Bite Then The Fight"

05-08-2008, 11:58 AM	#3
On The Edge NBS Member User Gallery Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: douglas MA Posts: 296	Nice job on the bass. Thing are definately starting to shape up.. __________________ Catch um up 1999 proline 2202 wa 1999 200 merc

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