Wolftrap Sat.

[vtfisher]

I am thinking about going to wolftrap on sat. Will be my first time for spades. any tips on anchoring would help out alot so that I am not getting in the way to much. I have both a wreck anchor and regular anchor what would be the best to start with?

[gottogofishing]

anchor up tide, with reg anchor,of the light with enough rope to make sure you get a good hold, dont want to slip back into the light, and get there early enough get the rear of your boat up close but not too close. put out a bag of clams some rigs and have fun. I hope they are up there aready..

[timber]

was there last Sat. and nothing!!!![sad]

[fishlipstoo]

somebody caught the unofficial state record..13lb 5 oz last week there..its never fast and furious but some quality fish have been caught there in past years...i have my clam chum in the freezer..cant get time off to go..maybe next sunday..good luck[grin]

[Double Haul]

Actually Dave he weighed a citatation 10 lb fish the day before at Queens Creek. The next day he weighs the 13 at Queens Creek and Jerry weighed it on 2 certified scales.
Unless he dipnetted it, I figure it for a new state record.

[fishlipstoo]

hay jon..anchoring is not a problem...if the wind is north or south above 10 it can get like a washing machine...and you cant chum with a hard running tide..but we have caught good fish using bottom rigs and regular hooks and on top using floats. i prefer the inshore side about 20 yards off..never have had a problem anchoring with reg anchor...too sandyfor wreck anchor. later

[jrocket567]

[Q]Double Haul originally wrote:
Unless he dipnetted it, I figure it for a new state record.
[/Q]

It was certified as the new state record a few days ago- 13lbs, 5oz
JP
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