So after our last few trips were somewhat productive we figured we'd try another long day out.
We left Somer's Cove Marina at 6am on the low tide and headed to the sound. Throughout the day and outgoing/incoming tides we tried various sod banks, some drifting and a little anchoring with no real luck. Throughout the day we caught 50-60 7-9" croaker, a half dozen spot (1 @ 10" or so), 2 small stripers 13" and 14", and 5 keeper croaker 10-13". We ended the day at 5pm the few people we talked to at the ramp didn't seem to have had much luck either.
We also had a courtesy inspection from the local Coast Guard, very friendly and polite guys they didn't notice my 2013 sticker until after the inspection but it wasn't a bother to us. At one point we were covered bow to stern in dragonflies oddy enough at the time we were out in the middle of the sound just south of the light, nowhere near land.
Very nice day, not so nice fishing, but at least it wasn't a total skunk.
James
aka 1st Timer
We left Somer's Cove Marina at 6am on the low tide and headed to the sound. Throughout the day and outgoing/incoming tides we tried various sod banks, some drifting and a little anchoring with no real luck. Throughout the day we caught 50-60 7-9" croaker, a half dozen spot (1 @ 10" or so), 2 small stripers 13" and 14", and 5 keeper croaker 10-13". We ended the day at 5pm the few people we talked to at the ramp didn't seem to have had much luck either.
We also had a courtesy inspection from the local Coast Guard, very friendly and polite guys they didn't notice my 2013 sticker until after the inspection but it wasn't a bother to us. At one point we were covered bow to stern in dragonflies oddy enough at the time we were out in the middle of the sound just south of the light, nowhere near land.
Very nice day, not so nice fishing, but at least it wasn't a total skunk.
James
aka 1st Timer