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Massachusetts Fishing Report- October 1, 2026 - On The Water (opens the original)
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Now that the seas have settled, anglers are finding that fish of all sorts are feeding with urgency. Those who have sampled the striper scene post-Nor’easter have also found them often tight to structure. As for those targeting tog, in October priorities tend to shift from limits to lunkers. It had been little more than a week since the Little Sister crew last trained its sites on tautog, but for Captain Colby it seemed like eternity. Such is the affliction of the tog-obsessed. For many, after t
Massachusetts Fishing Report- September 24, 2026 - On The Water (opens the original)
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In case you haven’t noticed, it’s a bit blustery out there! The nor’easter is presenting quite the conundrum as to what to expect. To facilitate your fishy fortunes moving forward, I asked a few folks to peer into their crystal balls for a prediction. Baby bluefin have been all the buzz this past week with numerous reports of 39”-50” fish. Captain Mark Rowell of Legit Fish Charters is leaning towards an inbound movement, as the wind should blow in the bait as well as the fish. Prior to the storm
Coastal New Hampshire and Maine Coast Fishing Report- September 17, 2026 - On The Water (opens the original)
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The speed at which striped bass are moving leaves little wonder why September is referred to as the fall run. In addition to open water action, rivers are also producing, making for a very even playing field. Tuna are on a tear, with the ubiquitous squid making for ideal and convenient bait. Captain Andy of Adventure and Catch Charters said that his successful striper charters are coming in two ways – drifting live mackerel or mackerel strips throughout the Piscataqua River or fishing among ledg
Massachusetts Fishing Report- September 17, 2026 - On The Water (opens the original)
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Striped bass seem to be in a search-and-destroy mode as they cruise from bait school to bait school, and when found, are often not finicky. Anglers who are of a similar mindset and are not reluctant to keep on the move are having the most success. The South Coast continues to serve up a Buzzards Bay bouillabaisse which could be considered the envy of the Bay State. In addition to the alphabet soup of species available along the South Coast, the most consistent striped bass bite might be taking p
Coastal New Hampshire and Maine Coast Fishing Report- September 10, 2026 - On The Water (opens the original)
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While beaches continue to be a best bet for bass, the buffet of bait in rivers should not go ignored for long. Mackerel are still a reliable catch and an equally reliable bait. Inshore structure is giving up cod, with many taking a farther trip offshore to add variety to the cooler. Captain Andy of Adventure and Catch Charters said that he’s been into a “nice, big, beautiful pollock” bite! The action has been best on high spots throughout Jeffrey’s Ledge as the pollock are usually prowling just
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