[B.Attitude]

With the closure of the fluke season just yesterday,what will you fish for now?
Seabass on the wrecks?
Bluefish?
Schoolie bass?
Next week I may make a run to 17 for a bluefish trip,but after that I just don't know...
paulie

 

[canyonfvr]

We are gonna wreck fish and do some sharkin Hopefully go after some Tuna too

 

[B.Attitude]

Cany,
I hope the fall sharking picks up as well as the tuna bite because its hardly worth the run so far this season.Later in the fall when the bigger bass start there run I'll target them and maybe some blackfishing however there is a big gap.The whole month of september is a question mark right now.
paulie

 

[bigfish123]

I will start targeting weakfish for september and until I hear some decent bass action.

 

[bassman909]

Paul,

Looks like it's bay fishing for a few days, I think the ocean is going to be very ugly for the next week or so due to the storms. There are some weakies around with snappers in your/mine neck of the woods. Also, the kingfish should be around for bait, may try that at night.

 

[Leprechaun]

Yummmmm, BlueClaws.

The other white meat.

Lep

 

[lingking]

Good topic

I'll be targeting kingfish in the shallow bay areas. Great light action and very tasty

 

[Leprechaun]

Oh, and the other, OTHER white meat - spearing (and other whitebait).

For next season's fluking.

Time to get a'seining.

 

[fish4me]

Leprechaun wrote:
Oh, and the other, OTHER white meat - spearing (and other whitebait).

For next season's fluking.

Time to get a'seining.

Flour, salt, garlic and lemon. Fry them up. Eat them like french fries.

 

[mojoe]

fish4me yum yum just french fries

its true,,,,,,,, second pic i target these inside the bay today sept 2nd,,,,, had a semi load just brought these few keppers for dinner for me and maureen and they were good

,,,,,, ><)))):> ~~~ ><)))):>

This post edited by mojoe 08:01 PM 09/02/2008

 

[lingking]

Seabass are definitly the tastiest fish out there. Enjoy

 

[MakoMike]

I might still chase the fluke for a couple day down at the south end of Block Island. Other than thet it will be sea bass inshore and sharks and tuna offshore.

 

[fish4me]

Too bad the fluke season closed Sept 1. Fluking seemed to get better as the season wore on.

Bass, blues, porgies, c bass and snappers until black fishing opens up.

 

[reelfisher]

I figure everyone and there mother is giong to be anchored on the wrecks so I will stick with bass and blues for now. If things heat up in the deep I may try to hitch a couple of rides out that way

This post edited by reelfisher 10:38 AM 09/03/2008

 

[tonyzfishin]

Looks like porgies, weakfish and c-bass till the water temps start to drop then its strickly bass and blues.......then just bass.....

 

[DarthBaiter]

lingking wrote:

Seabass are definitely the tastiest fish out there. Enjoy

It is king sashimi in my house.

Along with Scup.

I just finished tying up a 100 hook box for porgies and sea bass.

 

[Savvy18]

I love to eat sea bass and I like catching them too, but I'll be taking most of September off to gear up for toggin' on October 1st!

 

[stpaul7]

took an evening stroll last night the ocean is all mixed up and now it's in the bay as well not a fish or bait or nothing last night 6 to 8PM, the gulls were all sitting on the beach??? So I'll target anything thay swims lol. Mostly Bass and Blues, I would like a shot at those Bonitos and Albies that are here or soon to be... Sharks as well had a 6' Mako free jump on Monday 70' of water maybe were all sharking to far out

Hey they Shark from the beach in Florida

But we'll see gonna try Fri Morn before work just to get the wiggles out before the left over rain hits us

 

[MistyTom]

The average game plan is to target bass. If we limit out and have some time to kill I plan to have some light spinning tackle ready to cast to some top water breaking blue fish. If it is a nice day I would target sea bass first and then stripers. We use to bass fish first and then fill in the day with sea bass but now most of my sea bass spots are out side of the EEZ.

I still have not given up on Tuna. Perhaps some of those bluefins from up north will set up down here.

 

[LongRunFishing]

Early morning plugging the islands for Stripers. Netting peanuts for the live well and heading east to find Albies and Bonito and instead of matching the hatch....I will create the hatch by tossing handfuls with the hopes of attracting fish to the boat.