On board today, I had repeat angler, Bill Brett, filling in for regular, Billy Tedeschi, for light tackle striped bass. A lovely flat bay, overcast skies and a rising tide this morning. Several small schools of bass scattered around the … Continue reading →
On board today, I had David King and Mike Brucato from Pine Hills, for Fly Fishing Striped Bass. Last night, I told them yesterday was slow fishing and we could expect more of the same today in East winds. “Winds … Continue reading →
On board today, I had Col. Richard Comstock for Day 2 of fly fishing for striped bass. At first light, winds were North and choppy and continued all morning. But we have fished in worse and Col. Comstock can cast … Continue reading →
On board today, I had client and good friend, Richard “The Machine” Comstock who threw a fly today for six hours non-stop. The bay was near calm with shifting light wind, and fish were inside holding on structure and occasionally … Continue reading →
On board today I had new clients Greg O’Brien from Oregon, and his cousin, Mark, for Fly & LT striped bass. At first light, we had overcast skies, a dropping tide, and light SW winds. The winds soon cranked up … Continue reading →
We are in a wind pattern right now wreaking havoc on bait & bass migration in our bay. Two days have been almost no fish and winds blew North this morning with the flag straight out. One of two more … Continue reading →
On the bay with clients at sunrise today. Shortly thereafter, WNW winds kicked up to a solid 20+ and white-capped and never let up. NOAA called for 12 knots W this morning, which is a nice wind and typically great … Continue reading →
On board today, I had regular, Col. Richard Comstock (Ret.) for fly fishing only. We found a lot of VERY finicky fish and it took us a while to figure it all out. Fish were on topwater, but would take … Continue reading →
A Staggering BAYMEN Statistic: As I begin my 26th season on the bay, I have guided just under 10,000 anglers since 1993, and we have caught and released a staggering 78,000 fish! Many of those anglers are repeat clients that … Continue reading →