Fish bite before and after storms
Many anglers believe the best time to fish, either in fresh or saltwater, is before a storm. For example, in the summer before a cold front moves in, they believe the fish feel the difference in barometric pressure. The front moves in, the pressure drops and it triggers a feeding frenzy. I guess the fish [...]
Read More →Galilee fishing tournament a great success
The debut Galilee Fishing for a Cause Tournament and Seafood Food Festival was “very successful,” according to Steve Medeiros, president of the Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers Association(RISAA). “Even with the weatherman forecasting bad conditions, we still had 148 registered anglers; this is not bad at all. And yes, there will be a second annual Galilee [...]
Read More →Second giant in 10 days caught by Rhode Island angler
Fishing for giant bluefin tuna off Rhode Island coastal shores hasn’t exactly been productive for sport fishermen for the past several years. In fact, many have taken to fishing off Cape Cod as bluefin tuna have been more plentiful and larger in that area. But this season, with very few fish around in waters off [...]
Read More →Night fishing on Narragansett Bay has rewards
EAST BAY — Greg Vespe has successfully completed 375 night fishing trips for striped bass on Narragansett Bay. He fishes for three types of striped bass: spring fish, transit bass and what he refers to as “resident grubbers.” He spoke last week at the R.I. Saltwater Anglers Association (RISAA) monthly seminar and shared tactics he [...]
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