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Author:
Lamar
Date:
Aug 16, 2012
Subject:
Bunker and the Branford river
Message:
Every night, the amount of bunker that travel into the river is absolutely INSANE! For the past 3 nights there have been bunker everywhere. You can snag them, scoop them up with a net, or hell, there were people snagging them on kastmasters.
There's been a decent number of big blues following them as well, but they're hard to catch with so much bait around. I managed to land 2 9-10 pounders today, but bites were very limited. The snappers were the only consistent things all day.
That said, I saw a ton of mycobacteruim? ( the red thread-like parasite) clinging to the sides of bunker and blues today. I've yet to see (or notice) any on the scup and fluke I've been catching.
Author:
Michael
Date:
Aug 17, 2012
Message:
Even with the warm water temps, seems like the bigger fish are starting to move in.
Author:
Crest Daddy
Date:
Aug 17, 2012
Subject:
Re: Bunker and the Branford river
Message:
[quote:40cb7c7b1f="Lamar"]Every night, the amount of bunker that travel into the river is absolutely INSANE! For the past 3 nights there have been bunker everywhere. You can snag them, scoop them up with a net, or hell, there were people snagging them on kastmasters.
There's been a decent number of big blues following them as well, but they're hard to catch with so much bait around. I managed to land 2 9-10 pounders today, but bites were very limited. The snappers were the only consistent things all day.
That said, I saw a ton of mycobacteruim? ( the red thread-like parasite) clinging to the sides of bunker and blues today. I've yet to see (or notice) any on the scup and fluke I've been catching.[/quote:40cb7c7b1f]
Not Myco...
Anchor worms...
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