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Early in the year Trolling Lures or Live Mackerel entice these monsters to double over rods and peel drag off at lightning speeds! On spring trolling trips it is not uncommon to have 4 rods hooked up at once!
Late Spring Through Fall light tackle Chunking for Stripers is a favorite to test skills of anglers. Anchoring the boat in the right spot is key to this fishery. Anglers all use spinning gear or bait casters to cast there offering to waiting Striper. The skill of hooking the fish can be a challenging one,and when she is hooked hang on and let the drag scream!
Stripedbass are our main target on 1/2 day fishing trips. Summer weekends at 4pm is our most popular trip. All the boats go in while the Kayman Too has the pick of the hot spots! When the sun goes down these monsters bite hard!
Blue fishing can be fast and furious when these choppers move into town hang on to your rod! Multiple hook ups are very common, these fish are the best fighting fish for there weight in the east! Average weight for a Gloucester Blue is 8-20 lbs.
Striped Bass fishing has greatly improved over the last few years. The State has reduced the size and increased the bag limit.It has not been uncommon to catch fish that weigh 20 - 50 lbs. Catching one of these trophies is a trip of a lifetime.
Capt. Kevin has been an avid striped bass fisherman and knows all the spots around Cape Ann and how to fish each spot. Capt. Kevin has also spent many hours scuba diving these spots to learn there behavior.
Twighlight delight specials!!
An after work treat to break up the week or a great way to spend a Saturday night! Boat leaves at 4 pm and returns at 830 pm
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