How many have limited out?

[Capt. Debbie]

Same here, Did not even limit out on shorts(if keeper sized). But almost exclusively Bay fishing.

Originally Posted by RAMMFISH66

4 fluke trips so far and NO limits for either Sea Bass or Fluke....do not remember seeing many with limits either...NO fault of the Capt or his crew..

[Gerry Zagorski]

Originally Posted by Chrisper4694

we've had many days that there were bite windows in the afternoon...in other words we'd have like 1 keeper and it'd be around 1pm fishing since 6am and then we limit out from 1-5pm I think i've caught my three fish limit plus on all trips this season except one or two and been out almost every weekend except a few since it opened. we really haven't had any trips with great numbers though, especially in comparison to a few years ago.

Right on Chrisper.... This fishery is all about location and the right conditions in that location for the correct presentation of your bait. There could be tons of fish in a spot but if the wind is pushing you against the tide or current your screwed.

A lot of it is not the arrow, it's the Indian....

The trick is to know where the fish are and fish that area when the conditions allow. Reading the conditions, using the boat to power drift or using a drift sock to overcome conditions is what separates the sharpies from the casual fishermen.... Staying out all day till you catch your limit also works

A lot of it is not the arrow, it's the Indian....

[bulletbob]

"A lot of it is not the arrow, it's the Indian"....

Uh oh, racist alert!!.. Quick- somebody call antifa, or BLM, or the View, or Al Gore...

[Cape Cod]

Been out 3 times in RB with my kayak. 1 keeper on first trip early in the season. 2 keepers on second trip and a limit on the third trip.
1 limit for 3 outings but never got skunked this season.

[Chrisper4694]

Originally Posted by Gerry Zagorski

Right on Chrisper.... This fishery is all about location and the right conditions in that location for the correct presentation of your bait. There could be tons of fish in a spot but if the wind is pushing you against the tide or current your screwed.

A lot of it is not the arrow, it's the Indian....

The trick is to know where the fish are and fish that area when the conditions allow. Reading the conditions, using the boat to power drift or using a drift sock to overcome conditions is what separates the sharpies from the casual fishermen.... Staying out all day till you catch your limit also works

A lot of it is not the arrow, it's the Indian....

yeah we just beat it with a hammer until it fits or breaks...staying out all freaking day is how we get it done, hahahaha

[Pennsy Guy]

Limited out yesterday AM and also on the PM trip...3 shorts on each trip. Oh. got a 20" and 18 1/4" flattie on the PM trip....

[frugalfisherman]

I never limit "out".