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(Continued from the post Lots Of Life & Bass In Shallow | Fishing With MFCC Member Jeff Richard) Jeff’s fish was a better bass than anything we had thus far encountered. I was pretty pumped he was having such a good trip. This bass was aggressive, as was every other fish in the area, or so …
In this video report I want to take you along with me on a fishing trip to one of my most favorite destinations. Additionally MFCC members will learn and see: Information on how to get to this specific destination Where to stay and what the accommodations look like Tips on hiking and fishing the area …
The sky was dark as I made my way over, around, and through boulders the size of trucks. It was 4AM and I had roughly one hour before sunrise. My destination was an exposed boulder field where I felt I had a good chance of encountering a decent size bass in skinny water. The tide …
It was time to buckle down, now that I knew there were big bass among these boulders. Seeing a bass of around 30 pounds in such shallow water had me pumped. Instead of moping around and feeling disappointed about losing that big fish, I decided to get right back to casting. I whipped my lure …
It had been an incredible morning. Waking up at 2:30AM to make the drive down Cape had been 100% worth it. The morning had been productive fishing-wise, but the true reason I was so happy was due to the incredible scenery. It was near 7AM and I had just arrived on a long, barren, undeveloped …
Continued from the post A Big Bass From Out Of Nowhere I was beside myself with surprise when that fish hit. The sudden jolt of adrenaline is certainly one of the main reasons I enjoy surfcasting for striped bass! Yet generating that bite was a long time in the making. In this extended report I …
Tautogs are a popular, fun and delicious fish to catch from a boat. An anchor, rocky nook, and some green crabs are all you need. Of course that is bare-bones minimum, and there is no doubt that a top-notch sonar, chart plotter, boat and captain, will help you put tog in the boat. But how …
I felt slightly bad for “stealing” Andrew’s fish out from under him. However I feel he didn’t mind all that much as long as one of us fooled the fish! For its size the tautog pulled quite well and I was nearly sure the fish would be of keeper size. Yet I still had work …
My father and I had to move quickly if we wanted to make the tide before sunset. It was late in the day and we still had another 7 miles of beach driving, and 1 mile of beach hiking left to do before we would arrive at the spot. The weather was picture perfect. Not …
It had been a little while since my Dad tagged along on a surfcasting excursion. Generally he is more of a boat guy but he does thoroughly enjoy walking the beach and trails through the dunes. So as I settled in and began casting, my Dad chose to find a comfy place in the sand …
It had been a good trip, and I had caught fish, but I could not help but feel I had missed out on a few key opportunities. The 35 inch bass that swam by me in just 2 feet of crystal clear water, was one example. I had to leave because at high tide the …
Other stripers continued to pop and swirl on the surface as I reeled this first fish in towards the tidal flat on which I stood. It felt cool to be standing here, on a piece of sandbar, nearly one mile from dry land, with a fish on the line. The sun was setting and the …
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