[621059]

Hey,I read a lot of stuff
about N.Y. Anything happening
on the Rhody shore? Breachways, etc. Is everybody
tongue-tied? Common folks,
not one report from Rhody
surfcasters yet.

 

[Crazy-Al]

Hi SanPan,

As you may know… Rhode Island is land of many big bass and it's also a small town.
The truth of the matter is… The bass are IN and willing. By now you should know me that I target big fish (wherever they swim)… In fact, I will be there next week to hit the suds and boat. (hint - hint)

"Crazy" Alberto
[email protected]

 

[MakoMike]

Al,
If you going to be up here next week gie me a shout and we can get together. I'm not far from the Harbor of refuge.

 

[Crazy-Al]

Hello MakoMike,

I've thought about visiting you but I am not the designated driver this time. Also, I will be arriving at Rhode Island sometime around 2-4am and heading out ASAP (before first light). Afterwards I have another appointment...

I'll give you a ring and let's coordinate... It's been a long time pal.

"Crazy" Alberto
[email protected]

 

[MakoMike]

Al,
anytime your up this way give me a ring on the cell phone. I'm located at the north end of the salt pond next to point Judith,

 

[618040]

My $0.02...

To date the South County beaches and breachways have been S-L-O-W, even for the herring slingers.

Most of the action has been inside the breachways, with herring and needlefish plugs s-l-o-w-l-y worked at night (parrot is the killer color).

Not much of a worm hatch has developed in the salt ponds (from what I can gather) except near Pt. Judith.

Narragansett Bay should be heating up, hopefully.

Better off in a boat IMO.

-FWW

 

[MakoMike]

Fishwee,
I haven't seen it myself, but I hear there is a big hatch of cinder worms going on in the lower end of the Pt. Judith salt pond out into the harbor of refuge.