First bass for the season

[PipeDreamsMarine]

Hey Finster, I gonna be putting the 19 in soon. I'm going to keep it at the Tuckahoe Yacht Club(a real swing place). I'm going to be running out front for flatties in a week. I'll give you a ring and see if your free.. Ever been 30 off in a Sea Craft 19, the Bass Barn reef is looking pretty PHAT.....

[ April 30, 2003, 03:54 PM: Message edited by: PipeDreamsMarine ]

[Finster]

Cool, I'm there. I've done in a Grady 19 with extra fuel littered around the deck, but that was back in my smoking days.
Hey, did you find out yet boy or girl? We found out today were having a girl. [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img] [img]images/icons/grin.gif[/img]

[PipeDreamsMarine]

Yes we did.... But I'm not suppose to tell anyone.... think the CSC members can keep a sea-cret ?

[Finster]

I think that would be a fairly safe bet.

[Finster]

It shouldn't be too far off for you guys up north.

Wednesday, April 30, 2003 /\/\/\ 6:19pm
Fishing really came to life this past couple of days. I have heard stories of fluke, weakfish, bluefish, drumfish and stripers. Fluke were caught mostly around the Graveling Point area and in Marshelder Channel and in Little Sheepshead Creek by anglers who were focusing their efforts on stripers or weakfish. The weakfish were caught in Little Sheepshead Creek, Marshelder Channel and Grassy Channel. It's nice to see that the big weakfish have shown up along the banks in Little Sheepshead Creek on time this season. Quite a few anglers lined up along the banks of Little Sheepshead Creek, just past the fifth bridge on Great Bay Blvd. this evening, so the word is out even before Scott's web page told everyone. I just hope the anglers do a better job at keeping the area clean then they did last year. The one bluefish caught was overheard on the VHF radio by one angler telling another angler that he had a bluefish. The intonation of his voice indicated that a bluefish wasn't exactly what he wanted to see on the end of the line. Stripers are still being captured on Graveling Point and Pebble Beach by anglers using both clams and bloodworms. Vessels anchoring off the Point had success on clams today too. The hot herring drifting spot around the 120 marker is turning out it's fair share of bass too.
Sea Ya

This post is from Scotts Bait and Tackle
www.scottsbt.com

[ April 30, 2003, 11:03 PM: Message edited by: Finster ]

[PipeDreamsMarine]

Yeah.. things are warming up. Stripers in the low 40's are starting to be caught in the Del Bay down south so the 30 pounders should be in a few days. I'ts gonna be a real zoo this weekend with all of the charter boats starting and the first day of fluke season on Sat. Great bay is going to be a parking lot. I think i'll hide this weekend in my shop and wax the motor on the 19... Hey Chris if you still want to do the bow rail on the Aquasport, I'll have some free time in a few weeks... oh and it's a boy.. [img]images/icons/smile.gif[/img]

[ May 01, 2003, 09:51 AM: Message edited by: PipeDreamsMarine ]

[John R]

A Boy & A girl! Congrat's guys!