Quincy Flounder Report

[rumster]

keep those reports coming

[Little Sister Charters]

05/13/15:

Today I started with "low expectations" because the wind was honking out of the NW and such a wind can often shut down a good bite. Today seemed to pick up where yesterday left off with the crew of Perry Construction of Newberryport going home with their flounder limit. Bill, Joey and Vito had a ball with the Tsunami Sapphire flounder rods we deployed today. I started cutting when we were up to 18 fish (pictured) and they sure didn't need any help from me to get what they got! No monsters but a good run of 13-17 inch fish with several smaller legal fish returned as well. It should be pretty safe to say we can expect limits from here on.
Open boat trips (Tuesday and Thursday mornings) are full the rest of the month. If you want to jump aboard for such a trip it would be a good idea to schedule it well in advance.

Tomorrows open boat is sure to be great as the weather is forecasted to be fantastic-I can't wait!

Captain Jason Colby

[Little Sister Charters]

Today couldn't have been better! Beautiful weather, great people and fantastic fishing; what more can anyone hope for? We started at Rainsford and were catching very steadily with 3 to 5 fish a drift. We were calling the size 13 inches and up and quickly went to 14 inches when I realized the pace we were setting. By the time the 1st flurry eased off we had 30 fish in the box and it was only 8am...

With 6 people (plus me) we could have taken 56 fish but I was determined to save my limit for the afternoon trip so I figured these guys didn't need "my help" and when we got to DIF I started cutting fish while they resumed bailing fish and releasing the ones under 15 inches (unless they were bleeding). While that bite was going on we got the biggest flounder I've seen (so far) this season at 18.5 inches (2 3/4 lbs).

During that melee a few stripers, the 1st of the year, also jumped into the boat but they were all short at 20-24 inches.
I then had people that wanted to go out for the afternoon and that was a continuation of the mornings bite:

The afternoon limited out quick (by 2 pm!!!) and were "quite done". To say we had happy campers today would be an understatement! Best yet, with the up tick in sizes we saw today, things look very positive for the Santini Contest on Saturday. I'm really looking forward to that!

Captain Jason Colby

[Little Sister Charters]

Did good today with a nice size run of fish, the best size average of the year including the 1st "honest" 3 plus pound, 19 1/4 inch specimen (Yo Anthony!). Easy limits of 14 - 18 inch fish were had by all on both trips. This is great!


Captain Jason Colby
Little Sister Charters
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[Little Sister Charters]

Excellent fishing this week and "big stuff" (over 19 inches/3 pounds) have been showing daily along with 2015's first over 4 pounds taken yesterday by John H of NH.....

[rumster]

It`s great to hear that you are doing well.

[Little Sister Charters]

Originally Posted by rumster

It`s great to hear that you are doing well.

Thank you!

[Little Sister Charters]

Today had "tough conditions" for the morning trip and a bit better for the afternoon. The morning had only 25 good flounder for 5 guys while the afternoon limited out (but I had to stay out an extra 15 minutes). The pm group was Mike from NJ and his crew of misfits including "Captain Seaweed" (pictured) who said he is a better fisherman than his shipmates!
The same guys will be out tomorrow morning and I hope they have less wind....JC

[Little Sister Charters]

It was still windy and "tough" but the NJ Crew of "Mike and the Boyz" (Mike Sr, Capt. Seaweed, Glenn and Andrew) did a good job filling the limit and sending the small ones back to grow.
Pictured is Mike Jr with an 18 and 18.5 inch Quincy flounder. He is now juiced up to come back and get their bigger cousins when the conditions are hopefully more favorable..........JC

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[Little Sister Charters]

Here we go(Mike)!: