[Chris Gatley]

Lots o bass on the temperature breaks that Dusky Talked about. I just saw his report - wish I saw it yesterday as to not waste time prior to finding the fish.

fish were 20-30 pounds - boated roughly 30 bass

 

[NJAngler Bill]

CG I should have been there with you today! One more week and we're golden. Keep in touch, bro.

 

[The real Clamman]

Originally posted by Chris Gatley:
Lots o bass on the temperature breaks that Dusky Talked about. I just saw his report - wish I saw it yesterday as to not waste time prior to finding the fish.

fish were 20-30 pounds - boated roughly 30 bass

Chris, What a life you have Just like I told you the other day seek & you shall find.I hope the kid's your taking out today hook up with some of those slob's.

Art

[ 06-14-2005, 08:54 AM: Message edited by: The real Clamman ]

 

[RodFather]

Good job Chris and thanks for the report.

 

[pgoins]

Chris,
I've been checking the temp charts and looking for the colder water. That's been saving me even more time. Find the colder water. Find the Striped ones.

Nice catch

 

[dusky]

Pgoins checking the temp charts for inshore fishing ? Did not realize they showed breaks inshore of three miles ? It would be my guess a satalite 23 thousand miles in orbit might be swayed by land tempretures that close to shore. All the temp charts I have ever examined show inshore of 25 miles as a constant. Which chart service are you looking at ?

Hey Chris what boat you running ? If you see us stop by and say hello !

 

[The real Clamman]

Phil,Chris is out fishing now he's running a The V23 CC Mid Atlantic Demo Boat for Black Lab Marine's, Pacific Skiff.

The boat is sweet and you can't miss him.

Art

[ 06-14-2005, 10:45 AM: Message edited by: The real Clamman ]

 

[dusky]

YAYA have seen that one . Bullet proof ? hehe

 

[The real Clamman]

Bullet proof that's a possiblity he,he

Art

[ 06-14-2005, 10:51 AM: Message edited by: The real Clamman ]

 

[pgoins]

Dusky, I'm privied to a couple of paid sites. And so far they have been real good. Last week I saw a nice cold spot of LI. I had a charter that night and checked it out. It was all out mayhem all afternoon. Water was almost 4 degrees cooler at then spot.

Ofcourse if its cloudy your screwed. More subtle breaks are more difficult to dicern inshore I agree. But 4 degree breaks show up real good. I'm not sure if I's call them breaks. I guess they're are best described as cold water eddy's. Maybe someone else could chime in.

 

[Chris Gatley]

phil, paul, art etc---

that cold water break yielded only 1 bass today. we managed to get 8 bass in the boat before we split at 9:30 or so. yesterdays fish either headed south and we hit them today or i found some new ones. my little cousin got his first real bass at 25 pounds (first fish was in the chessie and was 21 inches). he then followed up with a light 47 incher weighing in at 35 pounds.

fish came from 63 degree water and super super super super close to shore. as for the boat. there are 5 of these in the region. mine has a white johnson on it. I just want you to know because the other one i saw yesterday was doing things that could get me shot and I don't want to see if my boat is bullet proof just yet.

chris

 

[The real Clamman]

Chris nice catch !

Congrats to your little Cousin.

Art

 

[mako]

Originally posted by Chris Gatley:
phil, paul, art etc---

that cold water break yielded only 1 bass today. we managed to get 8 bass in the boat before we split at 9:30 or so. yesterdays fish either headed south and we hit them today or i found some new ones. my little cousin got his first real bass at 25 pounds (first fish was in the chessie and was 21 inches). he then followed up with a light 47 incher weighing in at 35 pounds.

fish came from 63 degree water and super super super super close to shore. as for the boat. there are 5 of these in the region. mine has a white johnson on it. I just want you to know because the other one i saw yesterday was doing things that could get me shot and I don't want to see if my boat is bullet proof just yet.

chris

This may sound like a dumb question....but being those boats are aluminum...do they get super hot in the sun?

 

[Chris Gatley]

mako-

the sides are not hot. the rhino liner floor gets a bit hot but not the metal - not yet anyway

 

[Brian E. Mullaney]

must be nice to trailer with the light weight for its size - pick me up tomm 5 am