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  1. Nice. I will have to try again this week.
  2. I have a kayak so its not a problem for me. Most of the tog I have caught were a the end of jetty's. Lots of dandelions in my area. I tried on Sunday, but no luck.
  3. That's good to know. Bristol bait is open, but only by appointment. There are usually a ton of crabs under rocks near my house. It will give my kids something to do. Was your friend fishing from shore or boat?
  4. I think the weather will be nice this weekend and early next week. I will probably go. I just need to flip some rocks for crabs. I don't think any bait shops will be open.
  5. I know it's still early. I was hoping that the warmer winter would have tog in a little early this year. Anyone try yet?
  6. I know it's still early. I am wondering if anyone has heard of anyone catching tog yet. With the mild winter I am hoping they will be in a little early this year.
  7. I just bought a new Hobie Pro Angler 12. There is a private beach near my house that I can lock it up at, about a block away from my house. A lot of people use it and don't feel the need to even lock them. I definitely would. I wanted to add some extra security. I have seen some small GPS tracking devices that can be hidden in the kayak. Battery life on many of them is very long. Once the kayak is moved from its resting place I would be notified VIA text or email. After that I can switch it to a different mode and get real time GPS tracking to find it. I have never used one before. I am hoping someone out there has and can help point me in the right direction before I purchase. I am looking for something that will get a satellite signal even if hidden inside the kayak and that will have a long enough battery life that I won't have to charge it every few weeks. TIA.
  8. I know I am probably asking a few weeks early, but has anyone seen any Albie's yet?
  9. I have the same problem only with schoolies, once they're in I lose interest in tog. There are plenty of tog being caught. People walk past me on their way back to their cars while I'm fishing for stripers with 3 a piece.
  10. Soft plastics. Hoagie 3 inch pogie, white grub with a jig head, and tiny savage sand eel. I threw a spook on it got one hit and after a while went back to soft plastics.
  11. Friday I got my first of the year. They have been biting good for me the past few days. The rain let up for an hour in my area today and they were still around.
  12. Fairhaven, Dartmouth, and New Bedford. Anywhere with a rocky area. Jetty's are great. Gooseberry Island in Westport is a great spot.
  13. I catch them from jetty's. They like to hang near rock piles in my area. They are usually 5 feet from rocks that I am standing on. Check with your local bait shop.
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