November 10, 2010, The wind just can't forget to blow, but I have been able to find a few. In the last report I stated the\at tomorrow (11/7/10) might be great, that was blown out, but it was GOOD, Rich Coffin brought a couple buddies from El Salvador who never tangled with stripers before. Rich braved the wind and put the first fish in the boat . Miguel caught his first striper ever. Chino had some problems hooking up but finally got a short for practice and one for the box. Miguel got the big one of the day with a 19 pound beauty. All the fish were caught on spot right around the top of the tide way in the back.

Monday Dave Morris had to give his day to Jimmy Hare and crew and the Gale force wind really made it tough. Sam put a short on the deck, but Larry Cappel lost a keeper at the side of the boat a little to excited after a long wait for the bite. Yesterday the wind gave us a slight break as the tide peaked at high and we did finally start picking up some nice Bass. Carole missed last years trip so she made sure to catch the first one this year, a 34" fish that is bound to test her cooking skills. Her husband Gene managed the big fish of the day at 17 pounds at the regular haunt of Meadow Cut which tends to make me think that the waterway may be holding more fish. Their partner Brian never got one for the box but did boat a fat 26" short for a release. Gene , Carol and Brian made a great trip on another windy day. Carole put the first two fish in the boat and was holding them up for the picture no mater what.

Today the wind swung around a little more to the north and it looks like I may be able to fish the incoming at the inlet which I know that is due to turn on, but it will be blowing so it's bundle up and make sure the trolling motor is fully charged. It should be another SPOT day for sure. My local netter is going to try and get out to his nets today so I should have some super fresh fatties for tomorrow and there is supposed to be a little bit of a wind change so get ready for the beach to turn on.