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It must be Fall the Albies are here

Capt. Sandy Noyes
September 22, 2010
Long Island Sound - Saltwater Fishing Report

This past week has brought the long awaited False Albacore back to our area. They are starting to settle down and are taking flies pretty well. We have also had luck with Deadly Dicks. The past storm muddied up the waters off the beaches so you have to find the clear stuff to find the Albies. There are still a lot of bluefish around. On Tuesday we landed an Albie without a tail.I've had the same thing happen in the Fall with small Stripers.Fishing is good now and should get even better when the migration starts.

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We do fly fishing and light tackle trips out of Stonington, CT. We fish the Watch Hill Reefs as far East as Newport, RI out to Montauk in the fall and West to the Connecticut River. We also cover the Race,the Sluiceway and Plum Gut. Depending on the time of the year we will be looking for Striped Bass, Bluefish, Bonito, False Albacore and Bluefin Tuna. On our trips we can provide everything except food and clothing.

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Rum Runner Guide Service
19 Turnpike Park
Norwich, CT 06360
Phone: 860-886-9212
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