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Crazy and the rest of the fishing fanatics....

I recently heard about Flounder being caught from shore in the northern end of CT (i.e. Mystic/Norwich areas).

I usually don't start fishing for Flounder until my hangover wears off after St. Patty's Day. But the curiosity is killing. I dug some bait this afternoon and I'm heading to a private beach (don't worry, I'm allowed) in Westbrook. Now Westbrook isn't as far north as the locations mentioned, but figured I'd hit the beach anyway to alleviate the cabin fever. :)

Have any of you heard of Flounder being caught, especially from shore in the CT. area? I would appreciate your input.

Thanking all in advance,

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Crazy:

So what do you do with the Flounder you catch? Personally, I love the taste of the fish and would only take what I truly need and then leave.

What happens when you accidentally catch Flounder while bottom fishing?

I only ask because you made it sound like I was targeting them just to throw them back into the water while injured.

Please explain. Thanks.

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Crazy:

I should have mentioned the CT Flounder regulations are different than in New York. I check the DEP website and there in no "off-season" in CT.

Thanks for clarifying what you had said earlier. I am a big fan of our flat friends and hope they remain a viable sport fish for years to come.

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Crazy:

I should have mentioned the CT Flounder regulations are different than in New York. I check the DEP website and there in no "off-season" in CT.

Thanks for clarifying what you had said earlier. I am a big fan of our flat friends and hope they remain a viable sport fish for years to come.

Soundfisher
 
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