It depends on what you have for a rod and current and wind speed. I use 3/4 as a dropper or on a light rod for casting and popping when the tide and wind are slack and 2oz when tide and wind is ripping
I like Duxbury and Kingston over Plymouth, fluke like the warmer waters of the inner bay channels. I find the top half of the incoming tide better due to the cleaner water, fluke hunt prey by both sight and smell.
Wait till next week the guys will be there thick when sea bass opens and no parking spots. It will look like a Black Friday sale
at Wall Mart, thanks to the internet!
its about the water temp and feeding temp of both bait and bass during the early spring but this will change rapidly as soon as the water temps push higher, a week to ten days at most .
Member , take a drive stop in at Green harbor bait and see the ocean and then drive too MGC tackle and then over to Belsans tackle and get a sub or coffee and go sit and watch the ocean at the light house and if you still have gas go see the bait lady in Hull and watch the sun set at the point
There is almost no access to the South River, but the North River has some nice hiking trails that lead to the river and a canoe launch. It's marsh fishing with mud and bugs but can be productive in the spring until the water warms and heavy boat traffic starts.