Two reasons for going to Waquoit this AM. One, I haven't been there since early July. Two, a reconnaisance mission to check status of tiny tunas.
Well, there were no bones or FA in the channel that I could see from sunup to when I left at 7:30. A few slashing rises WAY out of casting range off the beach that could just as
easily have been blues or hyperactive bass.
As for the fishing, it was the trademark WaCkY morning. Bass doing the nymphing routine in the channel when it was still dark out and fairly easily taken on swimmers or sandeel
flies. Nothing over 20 inches. At sunup, all hell breaking loose with baby bass slamming silversides against the jetties in great waves of whitewater for about an hour. Pulled some slightly bigger bass out from underneath the scrapping juniors on sluggo jigs. Not one blue in the mix.
-bd
Well, there were no bones or FA in the channel that I could see from sunup to when I left at 7:30. A few slashing rises WAY out of casting range off the beach that could just as
easily have been blues or hyperactive bass.
As for the fishing, it was the trademark WaCkY morning. Bass doing the nymphing routine in the channel when it was still dark out and fairly easily taken on swimmers or sandeel
flies. Nothing over 20 inches. At sunup, all hell breaking loose with baby bass slamming silversides against the jetties in great waves of whitewater for about an hour. Pulled some slightly bigger bass out from underneath the scrapping juniors on sluggo jigs. Not one blue in the mix.
-bd