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Author:
Michael
Date:
May 11, 2014
Subject:
DEAD
Message:
Low tide for Bridgeport was around 3:30pm and conditions were forecasted to be mild and sunny with a steady west wind. Arrived at the Remington sandbar around 1pm with my 7'6" Inferno/Fierce 2000/10 lb Spiderwire Stealth setup. As the tide kept going out, lures I played with included purpledescent BXM-10, chartreuse ghost XRW-9, purpledescent FLR-10, spotted minnow SXR-10, purpledescent SSR-9, glass ghost CNM-11, shad SP-9, and smelt BXM-10. I never got any hits, swirls, or followers as I fished for about an hour. There was 1 local I saw casting from shore with his soft plastics but he didn't get any hits. Reported a poacher who kept 2 shorties as I got back to my bike. Once I was back on my bike and tide was still going out, I headed over to Fayerweather. The west wind wasn't worth casting into Black Rock Harbor in the area I waded in October last year, even though I still tried. I switched sides and fished the sandy flats by the beach but nada. I headed out to the rocky piles of Fayerweather Island but the wind wasn't cooperating. Once the tide was starting to turn, I decided to check out the sandy flats again but no action and took a dip when I was carefully walking back to the jetty. Last stop was the city boat ramp but didn't stay there too long cause the water was murky and weedy. Saw 3 ospreys gliding near Remington but they never dove down. Gulls weren't thick. Never saw any cormorants, loons, or mergansers. No signs of egrets around Fayerweather. Saw a fisherman in his small aluminum casting and trolling in Black Rock Harbor but never saw him set the hook.

Author:
striperswiper
Date:
May 11, 2014
Message:
Kudos to you for calling the DEEP on the poacher. I have made 3 or 4 calls this year myself but have not seen a response yet.

Author:
dunkercrusher28
Date:
May 12, 2014
Subject:
poachers
Message:
do you guys have the contact info for the right guys to call when we see poaching? a buddy and i fished short beach on outgoing tide on Saturday afternoon and there was a chump with a red and white fishing rod catching schoolies on sand worms (south of where the usual crowd is) - once hooked up he'd reel them in and then turn his back to everyone and stuff the fish in his jacket. then would re-rig and repeat the process - we approached him and he did not say one word back the whole time just stared back like an idiot. anyways would love some justice if anyone has a recommendation.

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