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Conference wahoo::fishing

Title:Fishing Notes- Archived
Notice:See note 555.1 for a keyword directory of this conference
Moderator:DONMAC::MACINTYRE
Created:Fri Feb 14 1986
Last Modified:Fri Sep 20 1991
Last Successful Update:Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:1660
Total number of notes:20970

259.0. "Where to fish for Blues?" by HUDSON::MARSHALL () Wed Feb 25 1987 12:57

    Last fall a friend took me Blue fishing for the first time,I caught
    a ten pounder,what a fight!I have been turned into a fanatic about
    the sport,and I am looking for some places in the New England area
    to fish for the mighty Blues. I live in RI. and will travel most
    any place to get the fight that I had with my first Blue. 
    
    /kevin 
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259.1I Can't Wait!!!PUNDIT::CHIPCeltics...BACK TO BACKWed Feb 25 1987 14:206
       Point Judith R.I. is one of the best blue areas in New England
    check the paper or phone book for charters. Thre are bluefish 
    charters in the summer all up and down the coast.  For surf fishing,
    check the Friday Globe or Herald in the summer.
                                                        Denny
    
259.2thanks for the info!HUDSON::MARSHALLThu Feb 26 1987 13:385
    Great!!!!!i also just moved to the area.....could you give me
    directions to Point Judith? and i will check out the globe/herald
    this summer......thanks again.
    
    /kevin
259.3GUMDRP::STANICKWed Jul 08 1987 14:0521
         Not to be redundant, but .1 is right on the money.  I fish
    out of Pt. Judith all summer.  I have a boat and fish the Block
    Island waters.  Fishing blues from shore is a "being in the right
    place at the right time" situation as they are fast movers chasing
    bait fish.  The Squirrel and I believe Blue Herron II (new) do night
    fishing for blues starting around mid-July.  It's about $29.  They
    leave about 6PM and get back around 1 or 2AM.  I have also seen
    other head boats out at the grounds during the day.  Hellcat II,
    a head boat out of New London, also a catamaran design, is out there
    very often during August and September.  I believe the Pt. Judith
    head boats use bait, but jigs are very effective later in the summer.
    They probably use bait because it is at night.  I don't know if
    jigs are too visible 50' down at night.  Anyway if you want to fish
    from shore, the rocks off of Hazzard Ave. in Narragansett is a good
    place as well as the East and West wall of the Pt. Judith breakwater,
    and a place called Deep Hole fishing area just west of the Jerusalem
    area is also good.  If you want to give me a call, my number is
    in the DEC phone book.  I would be glad to give you all the information
    that I know about the area.
    
                                                         Paul Stanick