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2010-06-21
10:32 AM
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The fish are here but you have to work for them. - This past week has been consistently tough on fly casters and spin fishers. The bass are here but they don't want to come up to the surface unless there is a school of bait being washed through. We are finding one or two fish in each spot that we sto more...
Capt. Sandy Noyes - Long Island Sound |
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2010-06-20
11:06 AM
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Very unpredictable action this week.... - The weather has greatly improved, but the fish seem to be schizophrenic. They're never in the same spot during the same tide two days in a row.
We've been getting schoolie bass with some keepers thrown in, small blues, some fluke and porgies, but more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands |
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2010-06-20
8:50 AM
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This past week - On Fri. 6/13 George Chase and crew enjoyed a beautiful evening trip that saw calm waters, great sunset views, and good fishing.We started looking for topwater action on the Watch Hill reefs but the fish were not there. We headed over to the race and more...
Capt. Mark Anderson - Long Island Sound |
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2010-06-09
8:33 AM
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New schools of Bass are moving in - Lately we have seen changes in the size of the average fish being caught. We started out with 10-12 lb. fish with no sea lice on them. That changed to 10-12 lb. bass loaded with lice and now the average sized fish is 6-8lbs. also loaded with lice. Th more...
Capt. Sandy Noyes - Long Island Sound |
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2010-06-07
8:07 PM
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Hot Topwater Action - Once again the stripers were feeding on top early in the morning near the East end of Fishers Island. Jeff Haines and crew were amazed at how furiously bass in the 30-34 inch class were hitting our squid imitations. We landed a dozen bass in the firs more...
Capt. Mark Anderson - Watch Hill Reefs |
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2010-06-07
12:19 PM
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We're Seeing A Mixed Bag This Week - Captain Sal Tardella of My Bonnie Charters had a few trips last week--some more productive than others.
Last Thursday we had Michelle and Anthony Chowtai, a couple from Queens, NY; it was their first experience fishing these waters. We left more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands |
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2010-06-06
9:35 PM
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Striped Bass Fishing Has Been On & Off - Our most-recent passengers were My Bonnie first-timers, Michelle and Anthony Chowtai of Queens NY. We left the dock at 7:30am and made our way eastward, where we found fish breaking the surface. We presumed they were bluefish, but they turned out t more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands |
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2010-05-30
10:27 AM
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The fish and bait are arriving for the Summer - This past week has shown an incerease in the amount of baitfish and stripers in our waters. The fish are all between five and fifteen pounds. There are some squid starting to show with some well over a foot long. On the way back to the dock I passed more...
Capt. Sandy Noyes - Long Island Sound |
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2010-05-25
9:35 PM
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Things are definitely improving.... - We fished on Tuesday morning with perfect weather and flat water-- starting out toward the middle of the Sound, where we found bluefish finning near the top. They were a bit finicky, but they did hit poppers and Slug-O's, and we boated seven from 5- more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands |
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2010-05-24
8:53 PM
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Some Action, More Expected Soon - We've had four scouting trips in the past ten days, catching schoolie bass up to 26 around the Norwalk Islands as well as many bluefish in the 5-7 pound range mid-Sound--all top-water action, using light tackle.
Water temps are still under 60 d more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands |
