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Fishing Reports by Capt. Sal Tardella


2003-08-10
12:00 AM

Report for Long Island Sound - Rick DiBartolo of Redding used a gift certificate given him by his wife for Father's Day. He brought along a nephew for company, and they had a great morning, beginning with three nice bass--one a 33 keeper--then working the bluefish on top. Terr more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands


2003-08-04
12:00 AM

Report for Long Island Sound - Scott Baird had a great afternoon at Wilson Cove, catching large bluefish under the bunker schools. It was a brand-new experience for the Westport resident. Dana Epstein of Stamford brought along her fiance, Jeremy Willinger, and his dad, Kirk, fo more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands


2003-07-27
12:00 AM

Report for Long Island Sound - Joe Pitts of Wilton and his party of four, including his son and another young angler and his father, had a good day at Wilson Cove catching five bluefish up to 12 pounds and two keeper striped bass. Len Fromato of Darien brought along his father a more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands


2003-07-21
12:00 AM

Report for Long Island Sound -  Thomas DeCoene of Greenwich, currently living and working in Tokyo, spent a morning on the water with his son, Thiago. They enjoyed catching schoolie bass on a fly rod as well as bringing in blues up to 9 lbs and a 20-pound striped bass under a sch more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands


2003-07-13
12:00 AM

Report for Long Island Sound - The Bob Fiske party of Darien loaded up on a mixed bag of bluefish, fluke and porgies. Tom Fischetti of South Salem NY, brought along four business colleagues, all good anglers, and they had a super day fishing throughout the Norwalk Islands, bri more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands


2003-07-07
12:00 AM

Report for Long Island Sound - July 7, 2003 For her first trip aboard My Bonnie, Melissa Paul brought along her husband and two other principals of her Milford catering business. The party had a wonderful morning fishing for blues on the surface (2-4 pound range) and fluke (fi more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands


2003-06-29
12:00 AM

Report for Long Island Sound - Rick Dayhuff of Fairfield fished the Long Island side near the Coast Guard station, where we found blues finning. Dayhuff hooked into several 3-5 pounds, after which “My Bonnie” moved to the golf course area and caught large porgies. Mark DeCrucci more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands


2003-06-23
12:00 AM

Report for Long Island Sound - Octogenarian, Bud Mehrlene of Las Vegas, on his annual visit to his sister in Rowayton, had a super day casting into bluefish in the middle of the Sound, boating more than 20 ranging from 3-6 pounds. Then we moved to Sunken Meadow and had non-stop po more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands


2003-06-22
12:00 AM

Report for Long Island Sound - Octogenarian, Bud Mehrlene of Las Vegas, on his annual visit to his sister in Rowayton, had a super day casting into bluefish in the middle of the Sound, boating more than 20 ranging from 3-6 pounds. Then we moved to Sunken Meadow and had non-stop p more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands


2003-06-15
12:00 AM

Report for Long Island Sound - Well, the water is finally warming up, and so is the action--but most of it is still on the Long Island side. Manhattanite, Mark Greenberg, and party worked the north shore along Sunken Meadow and non-stop bluefish action on chrome Creek Chubs and more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands

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