Good day fishing!

[LiDad]

Went out on a friend's boat this morning.

Strong tides, wind against tide, and a spurt of rain made for tough conditions but we scratched out a "Great South Bay Grand Slam" hat-trick!

It was a fun day.


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[spider]

What's for dinner?

[LiDad]

I took the weakie and fluke. Haven't had weakfish in a long time.

My friend took the blues. He likes them.

[Banzai]

I took the weakie and fluke. Haven't had weakfish in a long time.

My friend took the blues. He likes them.

I know it's not for everybody, but same-day-fresh blues when bled and trimmed properly are awesome eats.

[tesla]

That's awesome, it's good to see those weakfish making a come back! That moon tide must have been cranking today, you guys did well.

[Banzai]

My lab turns away from sewer trout.

And then licks his ass...not exactly a go-to reference for refined palates. But then you could argue even an ass licker won't touch them so this could really go either way...

[cityrepo61]

My dad used to use blues to make escabeche de pescado.
When people found out he made it they would line up to eat some.

[LiDad]

I don't know what you people have against weakfish. It's awesome!

Wife is frying it and the fluke now.

[LiDad]

Dinner.
Pan fried weakfish and fluke.


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[Diesel1]

I know it's not for everybody, but same-day-fresh blues when bled and trimmed properly are awesome eats.

Smoked with cheese and triscuits is even better. .. you can watch a movie throw back a ton. Phenomenal and I won't even touch blues any other way.

[Glenn B]

Blues are delicious when prepared and cooked properly.

[Whitefoot]

As already mentioned. Really nice to see some weak fish running. Been way too long

[cas]

Time to get the kayak in the water!

[Diesel1]

Time to get the kayak in the water!

After watching some John Skinner videos, I've really gotten more interested in Kayak fishing. It looks like a ton of fun. I miss that show they had on Discovery for a season where the guys were catching marlin, mahi mahi, etc all from a kayak in Hawaii.

[pequa1]

After watching some John Skinner videos, I've really gotten more interested in Kayak fishing. It looks like a ton of fun. I miss that show they had on Discovery for a season where the guys were catching marlin, mahi mahi, etc all from a kayak in Hawaii.

Richie33 and Rick67 as well as kayakfisherman are the guys to follow on the kayak forum of NYangler.com.