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SouthCoastSurfFishermen

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  • Birthday 04/06/1994

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  1. If it wasn't blatantly revealing to the spot I'd post it but I took one quick pic and released the almighty white chinner male.
  2. Don't underestimate the power of filling up a small cup of asain crabs 1/2-3/4oz tog jig and your favorite light tackle setup! Find a nice public dock with good pilings that sit in 10-15' of water and let the fun begin....All i can say- my person best tog from shore came from a well known public dock 15lbs/28" fish in middle of the day on a 1/4oz jig head dropped beside a docks piling on my 7' MH w/ 3000 class reel.
  3. Not to spark conflict, but anyone with ACTUAL taste buds understands the difference in meat quality. Yes, bluefish can be delectable if properly field dressed and preserved while you continue to fish...But 99% of the time whos immediately bleeding then packing blues into a brine iced bath out in the field or onboard...Lets be real. And anyone who has tried this method with Albies will tell you its nothing but a waste of time. Because end result is still the same extremely dark meat even with bloodline removed resulting in maybe a 3-6oz salvaged filet....Waste of a resource in any sportsmen's eyes.
  4. Unfortunately many of us are right there with you...I believe when I hit most of the openly public areas looking like batman in the night with all my gear on it makes the white bucket brigade shiver a bit and re-evaluate their poaching endeavors. Especially when I go just to kill time in the day-time and throw top water and post up between a couple of them keeping questionable species of size fish...They see me ponder around a bit with the cell phone between casts and within 10-15 minutes they start packing up their things to leave for the day. LOL
  5. When they get to be larger def decent table fare...I have a spot I used to live on that I could fill buckets for days if I actually wanted...They love a 1/2-1/4oz chrome Kastmaster or tiny spoon. Get quiet big too 2-2.5lb range.
  6. Correct, Was a search and rescue team out all night into the following morning; Narragansett PD, Fire & Rescue , Harbor Master, USCG, everyone was out there looking in the Jetty walls, beachfronts. Didn't make a very smart decision to launch in a hurricane front in the refuge. Unfortunately paid the ultimate price.
  7. Actually almost spit my coffee out on my computer desk LOL
  8. Interesting information! Thanks for that, and I couldn't agree more!
  9. Thanks man, both were released. Was curious so figured I would take a quick snap before putting them back in.
  10. Not to be hypercritical on your statement made because I agree with almost everything you stated. Except they aren't tuna. Largest species of Mackerel, but yes like an albacore tuna or any other speedster with a forked tail they can over exert themselves into death.
  11. Comparing bananas to grapes brother...Two completely different fisheries, in terms of fish movement, bait concentrations, structure....ect.
  12. You my friends must've been on an awful bite report...The past two weeks on every first light outing along the SE // S //SW shorelines of RI have been some of the best Albie fishing we've seen in a while. Chris C.
  13. Couldn’t agree more Capt. Hopefully another good week / weekends worth would suffice! If only we could get some stability in weather and water clarity! Cheers, Chris C.
  14. Not sure if you’re pulling chains or not; but this years Albacore bite was incredible… Especially if you were in the right place at the right time. Up until this past weekend I have 27 successfully landed Albies and 4 dropped. Not bad for a guy who can only go after them Sat mornings and Sunday mornings. *All caught from shore, and released quickly &safely.
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