what is good for fishing on the high seas?
My grandfather b days in April and loved to fish and really enjoyed fishing. I want to leave my fam with him and I want us to get something. all my fam live in the Northeast and the life of the mass of Boston. What is the fishing so good?
Cape Cod Canal, is certainly a good place, and in the bay, take a boat, I would use 30 # -50 # 80 # line and leader (some of the stripers can get up 80 lbs) hang a live eel or bunker (eels are highly viscous) and fall to the bottom, reel in one or two turns of the coil and wait, if you do not to bite in 30 minutes or so to move to a new place, it is best if you can find a tunnel or a rock hump in the water, rolls, as drag in this environment, if you have a fish finder that should be easy to find to find scool of fish are stacked vertically, which means they are in hunting mode and easily take a bait ……… stripers are hard fighting fish, they like to dive down and the Strait cover your head, pull hard and have long careers as the rule of big bait = big fish, and its no different with stripers ……… hope this helps happy birthday after his grandfather tight lines and God bless
North Sea Angling’ Scotland
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