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What have you got to say about the topic of: "5/26 Narr Bay Report". Here's how is started: "Headed out of Allen's Harbor at about 5:30 this morning. Bay was flat. I had "
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05-26-2007, 02:32 PM
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Headed out of Allen's Harbor at about 5:30 this morning. Bay was flat. I had some squid with me as a backup but planned to snag some pogies. Found pogies and snagged a few. Headed to Ohio ledge. Dropped some squid and live lined a pogy. After about an hour I picked up and moved. Grabbed a few more pogies and put a fresh one on and trolled along with it where the big pods were (north of Patience). Scored a 30" striper (first keeper of the season). Moved between the islands to live line again. Nothing. Tried the mouth of Greene's river - zilch Moved down to Hope Island and livelined again along the east side. While trolling the pogy, it got wacked at a few times pretty vicioiusly but no hook ups. Must have been a small stiper that couldn't get the pogy in his mouth. Called it a day around noon. GP PS - Listening to the radio on 68 there must have been a lot of fish someplace because somebody kept giving play by play for each fish. | ||
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05-28-2007, 09:54 AM
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| Hey George, that was me yelling at you at the dock from the white Formula CC (Holeshot)  when we were coming in.We fished early also before an afternoon wedding..... 6 keeper bass to 38" north of Prudence. Seemed spotty tho, many guys doing little to nothing, with some mixed in finding them. We fished the same exact drift every time...... I still have to post a report.
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05-28-2007, 10:15 AM
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Thats awesome, great report | ||
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05-28-2007, 11:52 AM
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| I thought it was you. I've seen that boat before someplace. I was drifting across the shallowest part of the ledge near the can. Then some knuckleheads came along and decided to anchor about 15ft from me. I was drifting so I gave up on Ohio ledge after that... I was down there yesterday with my son and got Bill Slader to give me a better spot. I am now in H-South #7 instead of #1. Much better spot. I heard Hope had fish all around it Sat. Morning when we were in the upper bay. GP | ||
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05-28-2007, 05:17 PM
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| GP...If you headed SOUTH you would have found fish. Must have passed you at some point...Launched at Allens at about 6 AM...found massive schools of pogies right where you said...at about 1PM bass were busting in the schools, but we caugh no fish. Fish were South of Prudence!
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05-28-2007, 07:03 PM
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| I was in by then. When I go out early, I try to get in by around noon to get some family time for the rest of the day. I got one and ate it already. Used some cajun seasoning and blackened it on the grill. Delicious GP | ||
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05-29-2007, 02:09 PM
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| We live-lined...blues didn't bother them at all. Pogys were BIG! Got blues to slam some of my spooks on top...it was a blast. I followed idea from OTW for steaking the bass. Got to admit they were quite good...melted butter, white wine, garlic powder, thyme, lemon pepper and S&P to taste, baste frequently while grilling.
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