New England Role Call - Page 28

crocker on cape · 04-05-2008, 09:51 AM

cant beat a nice striper in the morning at cuttyhunk......or a nice bf out off of chatam on spinning gear..cc boys you know what i'm talking about

wassachu · 04-08-2008, 10:03 AM

Hi all, I'm Dick. I grew up on the South Shore of Boston, Brockton. I spent my summers in Maine camping with my parents. I'm a three shipyarder. I worked at Boson Navy Yard, Portsmouth and Mare Island in California. I retired in 1995 when Mare Island was closed. In California, I fished for Stripers, Sturgeon, American Shad, Salmon and Steelhead, but mostly Stripers and Sturgeon. My biggest Sturgeon was 5 foot 2 inches and about 65 lbs. A fun fish to catch and even better on a dinner plate. All white meat and no bones.
After I retired, we moved East trying to get back home. We had a short stay in Maryland where I fished for Stripers. They're a little confused down there. They call Stripers "Rockfish". Rockfish to me are bottom dwellers that are found in deep waters.
We finally made it home and now live in South Berwick, Maine. It's good to be home but I'm having trouble learning this River and dealing with it's current and finding fish. I find schoolies but no keeper sizes yet and I throw everything at them. I'm learning a lot from these forums and threads.

shoefish · 04-08-2008, 10:24 AM

Dick,
The local knowledge is growing on here every day. I haven't fished the river in a few years but know of a couple spots that I'd be happy to share with you. You're right about the current in the river too- it can get nasty at best.

South Berwick is a nice town- we go up and have brunch at the Red Barn every once in a while.

Again, glad to have you here at SFC!

shoe

oldmud · 04-08-2008, 10:38 AM

Welcome aboard dick,

if you go up to Saco Bay those boys can give you lots of local knowledge on that river and all the way offshore if needed. I am hoping you picked up there seminar last week, a lot of good info.

Don

gcscart · 04-10-2008, 08:51 AM

Just joined the site a couple weeks back. Wife Lisa and I are out of Marblehead MA. Primary target is BFT but we will fish for anything with anything. Just moved up to a Boston Whaler 345 Conquest. In the process of rigging it up and getting ready for the season.

Both Lisa and I have been fishing since we were kids. We met on the water racing sail boats back in 2000. Our honeymoon was fly fishing for bones in Belize. We have a small house with virtually no yard. That means most all of our free time is spent fishing together. Life does not get much better!

shoefish · 04-10-2008, 09:11 AM

Hey Gary, glad you found us here. Sounds like a dream come true with you and your wife. Looking forward to your reports!
Shoe

oldmud · 04-10-2008, 12:18 PM

HI GARY !! Welcome Aboard !

Don

fin-chaser · 04-14-2008, 12:48 PM

My name is Dave and I recently joined the forum. I have been hanging out with RipTide for a couple of years and I'm hoping some of his expertise will rub off on my son and I. He is a great teacher and an even better friend !!

I have been fishing most of my life in and around buzzards Bay, and now it is time to start doing some serious catching.

Our latest fishing machine is a 2007 Hydra Sport 2900 CC with twin 250 ETECS and all of the trappings to make a fisherman want to spend more and more $$$ on fuel in search of the holy grail..... fish !!!!

We enjoy fishing for stipers, blues and especially Tuna. We have been bitten by the Tuna bug big time and we are hooked !!!

My son is also a member here and he goes under the name of Fincrew. Great young man and the real reason that I am doing this.

We look forward to meeting and sharing experiences with other members as the season unfolds.

Best of Luck to each of you as you fish this season.
Fin-

"But honey, can't you just go to Stop & Shop and BUY the Tuna"

captdom · 04-14-2008, 01:39 PM

HI Dave,

Welcome to the boards, nice to see another New Englander join the ranks... Capt. Terry is one of the best, and a great guy to boot. Helped me out last year on one of my forays up to CC bay chasing those tuners around. That is one sweet ride you are sporting, love those ETECs. Glad to see another father son duo out there, sharing with your family is what it is all about.

See ya out there.

fin-chaser · 04-14-2008, 03:35 PM

Thanks for the Welcome Dom. I am liking this forum already. Reading some great tips, etc.

Been on the THT forum for a couple of years..... this is 200% better with tips and ideas.

Fin-

04-08-2008, 10:03 AM	#272
wassachu I am a tackle Ho Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: South Berwick, Maine Posts: 18 Credits: 1,207.0 Boat: 22 Ft C-Dory Cruiser Best Catch: 5ft 2in Sturgeon, 33in Striper	New England Role Call Hi all, I'm Dick. I grew up on the South Shore of Boston, Brockton. I spent my summers in Maine camping with my parents. I'm a three shipyarder. I worked at Boson Navy Yard, Portsmouth and Mare Island in California. I retired in 1995 when Mare Island was closed. In California, I fished for Stripers, Sturgeon, American Shad, Salmon and Steelhead, but mostly Stripers and Sturgeon. My biggest Sturgeon was 5 foot 2 inches and about 65 lbs. A fun fish to catch and even better on a dinner plate. All white meat and no bones. After I retired, we moved East trying to get back home. We had a short stay in Maryland where I fished for Stripers. They're a little confused down there. They call Stripers "Rockfish". Rockfish to me are bottom dwellers that are found in deep waters. We finally made it home and now live in South Berwick, Maine. It's good to be home but I'm having trouble learning this River and dealing with it's current and finding fish. I find schoolies but no keeper sizes yet and I throw everything at them. I'm learning a lot from these forums and threads.

04-08-2008, 10:38 AM	#274
oldmud Sit down Shut up And fish Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Bath,Maine Posts: 508 Credits: 1,403.3 Occupation: retired/boat builder/tuna fisherman	Welcome aboard dick, if you go up to Saco Bay those boys can give you lots of local knowledge on that river and all the way offshore if needed. I am hoping you picked up there seminar last week, a lot of good info. Don __________________ " I was so poor growing up, If I wasn't a boy I would have had nothing to play with"

04-10-2008, 08:51 AM	#275
gcscart #1 Lurker Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 3 Credits: 1,194.6	Just joined the site a couple weeks back. Wife Lisa and I are out of Marblehead MA. Primary target is BFT but we will fish for anything with anything. Just moved up to a Boston Whaler 345 Conquest. In the process of rigging it up and getting ready for the season. Both Lisa and I have been fishing since we were kids. We met on the water racing sail boats back in 2000. Our honeymoon was fly fishing for bones in Belize. We have a small house with virtually no yard. That means most all of our free time is spent fishing together. Life does not get much better! __________________ Gary Tuna Melt

04-10-2008, 12:18 PM	#277
oldmud Sit down Shut up And fish Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Bath,Maine Posts: 508 Credits: 1,403.3 Occupation: retired/boat builder/tuna fisherman	HI GARY !! Welcome Aboard ! Don __________________ " I was so poor growing up, If I wasn't a boy I would have had nothing to play with"

04-14-2008, 12:48 PM	#278
fin-chaser Yep, your gonna need stitches Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Gateway To Cape Cod Posts: 92 Credits: 1,393.9 Boat: 2007 Hydra Sport 2900 CC	New England Role Call My name is Dave and I recently joined the forum. I have been hanging out with RipTide for a couple of years and I'm hoping some of his expertise will rub off on my son and I. He is a great teacher and an even better friend !! I have been fishing most of my life in and around buzzards Bay, and now it is time to start doing some serious catching. Our latest fishing machine is a 2007 Hydra Sport 2900 CC with twin 250 ETECS and all of the trappings to make a fisherman want to spend more and more $$$ on fuel in search of the holy grail..... fish !!!! We enjoy fishing for stipers, blues and especially Tuna. We have been bitten by the Tuna bug big time and we are hooked !!! My son is also a member here and he goes under the name of Fincrew. Great young man and the real reason that I am doing this. We look forward to meeting and sharing experiences with other members as the season unfolds. Best of Luck to each of you as you fish this season. Fin- "But honey, can't you just go to Stop & Shop and BUY the Tuna" Last edited by fin-chaser; 04-14-2008 at 12:50 PM.

04-05-2008, 09:51 AM	#271
crocker on cape Hide- My Wifes Logged On Join Date: Mar 2008 Location: on the water Posts: 147 Credits: 1,300.3 Boat: 22' grady white Home Port: oyster harbors Best Catch: 100 lbs yf Occupation: looking for mate work	cant beat a nice striper in the morning at cuttyhunk......or a nice bf out off of chatam on spinning gear..cc boys you know what i'm talking about

04-08-2008, 10:24 AM	#273
shoefish Chum Nuts Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Portsmouth NH Posts: 4,642 Credits: 3,005.4	Dick, The local knowledge is growing on here every day. I haven't fished the river in a few years but know of a couple spots that I'd be happy to share with you. You're right about the current in the river too- it can get nasty at best. South Berwick is a nice town- we go up and have brunch at the Red Barn every once in a while. Again, glad to have you here at SFC! shoe

04-10-2008, 09:11 AM	#276
shoefish Chum Nuts Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Portsmouth NH Posts: 4,642 Credits: 3,005.4	Hey Gary, glad you found us here. Sounds like a dream come true with you and your wife. Looking forward to your reports! Shoe

04-14-2008, 03:35 PM	#280
fin-chaser Yep, your gonna need stitches Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Gateway To Cape Cod Posts: 92 Credits: 1,393.9 Boat: 2007 Hydra Sport 2900 CC	Thanks for the Welcome Dom. I am liking this forum already. Reading some great tips, etc. Been on the THT forum for a couple of years..... this is 200% better with tips and ideas. Fin-

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