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fishinbill

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  1. Plenty of albies in BB, but for me they have been uncatchable.
  2. Got albies yesterday and today from the boat in BB. They’re still around, post-storm.
  3. Nice! Do you have a favorite topwater fly? I’ve tried gurglers, but haven’t hooked up on one yet.
  4. Went today. Hooked two, landed zero, came home with consolation mahi.
  5. No need for a different reel if you have a VS250. The Tsunami surf rods or a Lamiglas Carbon Surf are decent options that won’t blow your budget.
  6. Nice! I’ve never caught any weakfish in BB, but would like to. I caught some years ago on a trip to NC, but was not impressed with them as an eating fish. If I got any up here, I’d release them.
  7. If I’m looking at this correctly, 250 is the parking area and 246 is the washed out area to the left as you’re looking at the water.
  8. With price inflation on Cape rentals, it definitively seems like more people from the Boston area now go north to NH and ME.
  9. If chub mackerel are here, can bonito be far behind? I’m hoping for an early showing of funny fish this year with the warmer water temps.
  10. Sand eels still abound. The bass were finicky, but large bluefish were hitting every topwater lure I threw this morning.
  11. Slight pressure on the line will help the spoon get to depth more quickly.
  12. I got into a large surface feed today at the mouth of a river. No giant fish, but plenty of slots. All of the peanut bunker made it feel like September out there.
  13. He needs to update his avatar with the new book cover.
  14. I’m guessing that for some people the idea of almost-free seafood trumps any taste issues.
  15. There are people who eat albies, and apparently it occasionally shows up for sale in NYC area seafood markets.
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