BugChucka
07-23-2009, 10:52 PM
NEWS FLASH FROM THE VINEYARD…
Two Atlantic bonito have been landed by different captains in the last couple of days. Both were in near shore waters off the eastern tip of the island. What that generally means is we can expect more consistent action in the next week or so. When they hit the inshore waters then the real games will begin. Bonito, or bones as we call them, become the sought after species for most all fly rodders and light tackle enthusiasts. Who knows; maybe in next weeks report we’ll have some photos of happy anglers with their bones in hand. Oh, and might I mention that I’m going to use specially rigged Arkansas Shiners for the bonito and albies as well.
Tight Lines and Singing Drags,
Captain Phil Cronin
http://www.capawock.com/fishing_reports.htm
Two Atlantic bonito have been landed by different captains in the last couple of days. Both were in near shore waters off the eastern tip of the island. What that generally means is we can expect more consistent action in the next week or so. When they hit the inshore waters then the real games will begin. Bonito, or bones as we call them, become the sought after species for most all fly rodders and light tackle enthusiasts. Who knows; maybe in next weeks report we’ll have some photos of happy anglers with their bones in hand. Oh, and might I mention that I’m going to use specially rigged Arkansas Shiners for the bonito and albies as well.
Tight Lines and Singing Drags,
Captain Phil Cronin
http://www.capawock.com/fishing_reports.htm