Mixed Bag--Tuna, Bass, Blues and Albies

It has been a while since the last report. We've been fishing a lot--inshore, offshore, bass, blues, tuna, and albies. The weather has been mixed as well, from flat calm and sunny to windy and cold. Overall, while not true fall run conditions, the fishing is good. We have hooked tuna every trip out, mostly on Stellwagen Bank casting, jigging, and even trolling a few sluggos. Inshore, the bass and blues are feeding mostly on the large menhaden prevalent in almost every nook and cranny in Boston. Up to the north, the baby bunker are starting to come out of the rivers and we have found some nice surface feeds of mixed bass and blues. This entire season has run about two weeks behind last year so I anticipate some great fishing between now and the middle of October.

We have some great dates--Oct 1, 2, 3, 8, 9, 10--available for bass/bluefish charters. Mornings or afternoons should be great during this window. Call or email if you'd like to get out. Dont wait as it will be a long winter!

Tight lines,

John

Quick Update--Don't forget to Tie Down Your Boats

Tropical Storm Hannah will make her presence felt in New England this Saturday. She will come and go quickly Saturday night but could leave a lot of rain and wind in her wake. Dont forget to tie down or haul your boats.

Bass fishing continues to be on the slow side. Tuna are still biting on the bank and the surface activity has picked up some over the past couple days.

We've been out of action for a couple days (the weekend will be mostly a blowout anyway) due to a bent propshaft, but will be back in action next week and fishing hard right through October.

We have some good dates the last week of September and the first three weeks of October still open so let us know if you want to get out.

Cheers,

John