calfarmli,
For what it's worth, the North Shore Is LOADED with sea robins right now. A trip on any boat on the South shore this time of year could turn into more of a boat ride than a fishing trip. If I had to gamble a month's salary that ANY kind of fish would tug on their lines during the course of the day, I would put them on the Noli Eileen out of Huntington.
It's a family boat. Not that you want to catch sea robins all day, but for the kids, it could MAKE THEIR DAY. The added bonus is that the boat has been seeing fluke in the four to eight pound range DAILY!
For what it's worth, the North Shore Is LOADED with sea robins right now. A trip on any boat on the South shore this time of year could turn into more of a boat ride than a fishing trip. If I had to gamble a month's salary that ANY kind of fish would tug on their lines during the course of the day, I would put them on the Noli Eileen out of Huntington.
It's a family boat. Not that you want to catch sea robins all day, but for the kids, it could MAKE THEIR DAY. The added bonus is that the boat has been seeing fluke in the four to eight pound range DAILY!