Fencer04 wrote:
… I gotta tell you about another great place for fluke that I think is untapped - North Shore from Huntington to the Nissequogue River. …
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Fencer04
That is absolutely true! In fact, that's the same body of fish (doormat flukes) that migrate down to the West end (Northshores) during the month of July and August!
reelcranky wrote:
… can someone tell my how to rig a whole squid. rig/terminal tackle..
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As far as the "terminal tackle" is concerned… It all depends how deep and what the current is doing…. but my favorite way to rig a whole squid is by simply imbedding a big hook by it's tail (like a squid strip) tied to a 36" leader (60 lbs. test) tipped on a 50 -75 lbs. three way swivel, and a heavy sinker approximately 6 ounce (pending on dept / current) along the main line (20 - 30 lbs. braid). This method is best used on a conventional outfit!
MakoMike wrote:
Guys, Please fish the north fork, If I ever get out fishing again I want those big fluke still there off Montauk. BTW the netters are getting some really impressive fish right now.
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Hiya Mike,
I am aware that those commercial netters are raking the bottom with lots of big fluke!

Just hope they leave a few for us.
As for the North Fork vs. Montauk… It's a tough call, but when the seasons opens…. It's tough to beat the big North Fork doormats. But when it comes to June - Sept. I think Montauk has a slight edge!
"Crazy" Alberto
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