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Bass & Blues are biting
2008-07-03 18:01:33
Point Judith, Rhode Island - Saltwater Fishing Report
Block Island waters
Bass and Blue fishing around the North end of Block Island is like the old days of the 80's. There are sand eels everywhere and stacked up from 20-60 ft in the water column.
Trolling umbrella frames and tubes is working great as well as spoons. Bass are from the schoolie size throwbacks to some 30 lb. fish. Blues are also mixed in sizes and all are stuffed with sand eels.
Fish Species: Striped Bass & Blue fish
Bait Used: none
Tackle Used: Umbrella frames and spoons
Method Used: trolling
Water Depth: 50-80 ft.
Water Temperature: 63
Wind Direction: SW
Wind Speed: 20 kts
first bass for both of them in the 40 lb range.
About The Author: Captain John Rainone
Company: L'il Toot Charters Inc.
Area Reporting: Salt Water fishing
Bio: I have been a charter boat captain for over 25 years, and have experience in catching every species of fish from flounder to giant bluefin tuna. I have been known to grab my fishing rod and sneak in-between my customers to wet a line and catch a few fish. I do this because I love to fish, and enjoy being out on the water where every day brings fun, excitement and memories of great times shared between my customers, my mate and myself.
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