Getting ready for the Fall run!
August 29, 2021 Clinton 1 photo

Trip Summary

The fishing has picked up since the storm. Bottom fishing for reef buster porgies has entertained all crew aboard our charters. Sea bass have been smacking willow jigs and bucktails with teasers in all colors. But more aggressive the jigging the larger the fish!. Find the bait and you'll find the fish. This Sunday we slugged out decent trips to keep everyone entertained despite the chop.
Joseph Podchaiski
Clinton, Connecticut, United States
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