Most success has been with chartreuse and white snake flies and Bob's mackerel fly from Eldredge Bros. Fly Shop. Bait fishing has been reduced to fishing mostly with live pollock now that the mackerel have moved off, but we've had two 43 inch fish taken this week with numerous fish just shy of that mark added to the score. Water temperatures are finally rising to the mid-50's. Test in about 3ft. of water. Bigger fish are still spotty but at least we are seeing some.
Morning tides are the best right now with fish turning off early.
Fish taken on flies, lures and bait. Often bait down low is successful in the mid-day heat, or when fish are not showing. Offshore ledges are producing with big flies or live line mackerel or eels. Spotty bluefish catches reported in the New Meadows. Schoolies around consistently and big fish sporadically.