Just pulled this guy up in one of my crab traps. This is off of a bulkhead far back in Mystic Island.
Didn't measure him, but he was 11-12 inches. Am I really going to have to try togging off my bulkhead?
So, Do You Think The Tog Are In The Back Yet?
Just pulled this guy up in one of my crab traps. This is off of a bulkhead far back in Mystic Island.
Didn't measure him, but he was 11-12 inches. Am I really going to have to try togging off my bulkhead?
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It's just a baby.......
"People who work for a living, are now out numbered by people who vote for a living"
Joey,
How are you doing with the crabs?
did crabs slow down up there? they did here. water temp dropped. crabbers told me this.
The traps are stuffed every night, but the crabs are almost all 4"-5". I really don't like going through the effort unless their 5"+, and I'm keeping maybe 1 of every 20 at most.
So I'm getting them, but not in any picture worth quantity.
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Tog usually are closer to the inlet but the smaller ones probably have to find less popular pieces. They are selective as to where they hang out for sure.
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I have never before seen a throwback tog in a picture with carpet in the background.....
Also, concentrating closer to the inlets can be more productive, but there are going to be tog at certain times of the year sitting on every piece of structure that holds water at low tide.
RyanF
"In a civilized and cultivated country, wild animals only continue to exist at all when conserved by sportsmen. The excellent people who protest against all hunting and consider sportsmen as enemies of wildlife are ignorant of the fact that in reality the genuine sportsman is, by all odds, the most important factor in keeping the larger and more valuable wild creatures from total extermination"
-Teddy Roosevelt
Haha I was thinking the same thing...Originally Posted by RyanF
Well, there is a first time for everything, isn't there, smart ass?
Took it in to show the kids, who were already in bed.
And yes, I do understand the concept that larger Tog would be closer to the inlet, but hey, that was the first Tog I've ever seen off a Mystic bulkhead, I thought some of the fisherman on the site might get a kick out of it.
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I did.
you ever try for tog at the bridge near you? i caught a few small stripers there a couple of years ago.
boat is for sale listed in barn sale.boat has brought my family many good times.its now time to move on as my dads boating days are now over.
Nice post JZ.
Just busting balls JZ, you've got a head on your shoulders so I'm sure you saw it coming
RyanF
"In a civilized and cultivated country, wild animals only continue to exist at all when conserved by sportsmen. The excellent people who protest against all hunting and consider sportsmen as enemies of wildlife are ignorant of the fact that in reality the genuine sportsman is, by all odds, the most important factor in keeping the larger and more valuable wild creatures from total extermination"
-Teddy Roosevelt
There is SO MUCH that I should be trying at/near that bridge near me, and it's to my own detriment that I don't, but I just can help but head for the ocean every time I leave my creek.
I know, and it's in the Barn by laws that I'm required to bust back.
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looks like a really short ride to the tog fishing for me now................
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