Fishing report (Dunkin Shiners)

[garlien]

Marty,

Sounds like the same report I would have made right before Xmas, in just about the same places...

Still better to be fishin and not catchin than workin....(At least for those of us who still have to work ).....

I have to get out again soon...If we could just see a few 40+ degree days in a row with some sun it would help a ton...

Thanks for gettin out and lettin us know how it looks.

Mike

[Spot77]

Originally Posted by garlien

Marty,

Sounds like the same report I would have made right before Xmas, in just about the same places...

Still better to be fishin and not catchin than workin....(At least for those of us who still have to work ).....

I have to get out again soon...If we could just see a few 40+ degree days in a row with some sun it would help a ton...

Thanks for gettin out and lettin us know how it looks.

Mike

Damn....I get on here once in the past week and you post the same exact thing at the same time?

Damn you Mike!

[Shawn Kimbro]

Thanks for the report, Marty. Hopefully they'll be there soon.

[5th Tuition]

Originally Posted by Shawn Kimbro

Thanks for the report, Marty. Hopefully they'll be there soon.

Thanks Shawn; on the way back across the bridge, I was looking down at the pilings for your boat. Winds had diminished to 1-2 mph and the temps were still in the upper 30's to maybe 40*. If your ramps were open, I fiqured you would be out.

One dangerous thing I did see from the bridge, was where some ice appeared to have "broken off" from the western shore side and with the winds from the northwest, the floating ice was 2/3 of the way across the bay. Clear water surrounded it so you could be running at speed in clear water and suddenly be hitting an ice flow (think titanic).

I guess noone else fished yesterday, therefore, no posts.
5th (Marty)

[Shawn Kimbro]

Yeah, Mattapeake has been iced in, so I've been dodging ice while running around from Kent Narrows. Some of the flows are a mile long.