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2008 Season |
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2008 Fire Island, NY - Striped Bass
Captains Andy and Rich
join their good friend professional angler Paul Michele to experience the
monster striped bass bite in Great South Bay along the Fire Island
beaches. The guys snag and hold live bunker in the schools and land
too many big stripers to count up to 35lbs. The techniques in this
show can be used by anyone working bunker schools in either the spring or
fall.
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2008 Huntington, NY - Porgies
Captains Andy and Rich
join their good friend Captain John Marino for some jumbo porgy fishing.
The guys fish the shallows outside of Huntington Harbor and can dozens of
fish to 3lbs! Nearly all of the fish were legal size and the action
never stopped. The
techniques in this show can be used by anyone who wants to jumbo porgies anywhere throughout the
region.
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2008 Monomoy Rips, MA - Stripers
Captains Andy and Rich
join Capt Mitch Mills of the Helen H fleet to hook up with striped bass in
the famous Monomoy Rips. They use an innovative technique of
drifting that involves drifting plastic squids back into the rips using
light tackle while stemming the tide. The rips are fearsome and the
fish fight like mad in the raging current. The
techniques in this show can be used by anyone who wants to target big fish
on artificials in rips anywhere throughout the region.
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2008 Hyannis, MA - Fluke
Captains Andy and Rich
join Capt Joe Huckemeyer of the famous Helen H for a trip down the
Vineyard Sound in pursuit of some monster fluke. The catch too many
big fluke to count up to 8lbs using big bucktails on light tackle in
depths ranging from 60-90ft. The
techniques in this show can be used by anyone who wants to use light
tackle and bucktails to target trophy fluke in deep water.
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2008 Jones Inlet Marine - Invitational Tuna Tournament Part 1 & 2
Captains Andy and Rich
hook up with their good friend Steve Palmo to fish the 1st Annual Jones
Inlet Marine Tournament. Along with Captains Skip Erickson and
Brendan Murphy They guys go west of the Hudson Canyon and
get into and excellent yellowfin tuna bite with fish on the troll up to
70lbs. The tournament is won with a 206lb bigeye tuna. The
techniques in this show can be used by anyone who wants to troll for big
tuna in the region.
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2008 Hudson Canyon, NY - Tilefish
Captains Andy and Rich
hook up with Captain Freddy Gamboa of Andreas Toy Charters. They
brave 6-8ft seas, 40 degree water temps, 30 degree air temps to travel
offshore to the Hudson Canyon in pursuit of golden tilefish. Despite
the very tough conditions they catch many fish to 20lbs and experience
this very unique fishery. The
techniques in this show can be used by anyone who wants to target these
little known fish anywhere in the region.
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2008 Cape May, NJ - Black Drum
Captains Andy and Rich
hook up with Captain Skip Jastremski of Stalker Sportfishing charters to
experience a once in a lifetime monster black drum bite out of Cape May.
They catch more than a dozen huge fish to nearly 70lbs on fairly light
tackle. The bite never stops and the fish prove what great fighters
they can be. The
techniques in this show can be used by anyone who targets monster black
drum anywhere in the region.
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2008 Raritan Bay, NJ - Flounder
Captains Andy and Rich
meet up with Lou Grazioso of Stripermania fishing charters get in on
an amazing early season winter flounder bite in the sheltered waters of
Raritan Bay. They catch too many big founder to count up to 2lbs
while using a special new chum formula and bait enhancers. The
techniques in this show can be used by anyone who targets winter
flounder anywhere in the region.
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2007 Season |
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Norwalk, CT - Blackfish Part 1 & 2
Captains Rich Tenreiro,
John Marino, and Henry Feeney spend the day illustrating ALL the
techniques and gear needed to catch blackfish. The cover everything
including anchoring, terminal tackle, bait selection, locations, tides,
structure, strategy, and much more! Along the way they also land an
impressive catch of monster blackfish all over 6lbs with the largest being
nearly 11lbs! From beginner to pro, everyone will learn much from
these shows.
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LI Sound, NY - Fall Diamond Jigging
Captains Andy LoCascio,
Rich Tenreiro, and John Marino of American Sportfishing
Charters join forces and head to Huntington, NY to get in on some
red hot fall diamond jigging action on the Long Island Sound. They
tangle with monster blues and big schoolie bass in a never ending all out
blitz. They illustrate the correct way to use jigs with
teasers and finish the day with some awesome topwater action.
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Niantic, CT - Sea Bass & Porgies
Jeff Pierce of Mustad joins Capt Andy and Capt Rich for an
amazing day of sea bass and porgy fishing. They demonstrate the
correct way to use a bait enhancer and the guys crush the big sea bass and
porgies! Jeff even scores a big fluke on a squid/spearing combo.
The techniques and bait preparation seen in this show illustrate not only
how to properly prepare baits for bottom and wreck fishing, but just how
effective bait enhancers can be!
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Montauk, NY - Sharks Part 1 & 2
Capt Andy joins up with
New England shark authority Capt Bill Brown of Billfish Charters and hook
expert Jeff Pierce from Mustad. The crew spends the day illustrating
all the fine points of shark fishing in the Northeast. Bill covers
baits and rigging, while Jeff covers hooks and attractants. Of
course, the sharks eventually show up and make for plenty of action
including a solid Mako and a blue shark estimated at over 300lbs!
The techniques and tackle in this show can be used by anyone who dares to
chase these fearsome creatures.
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Verrazano Bridge, NY - Weakfish
Capt Andy
and Capt Rich meet up with Capt Lou Grazioso of Striper Mania
Sportfishing Charters to get in on the red hot Verrazano Bridge weakfish
bite on very light spinning tackle. They start off using live peanut
bunker, but as the bite slows they switch to Gulp Shrimp and absolutely
crush the fish! The techniques shown in this show are prefect when
targeting weakfish in depths greater than 20ft.
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Block Island, RI - Striped Bass on Eels
Captains Andy LoCascio and
Rich Tenreiro head back to Block Island to hook up with light tackle eel
specialist Capt Mike Neto Dave Chieffo of Adrianna Charters. Mike
shares his secrets for catching trophy stripers on eels using only 20lb
spinning tackle. No one has caught more 50lb+ stripers in the last 5
years than Capt Mike Neto! The eel fishing techniques illustrated in
this show can be used anywhere in the northeast.
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Western Sound, NY - Bluefish Tournament
Samantha Marino, first
mate on American Sport Fishing Charters joins Captains Andy LoCascio and
Rich Tenreiro to compete in the Oyster Bay Bluefish Tournament. The
trio ranges throughout the western sound from Little Neck Bay to
Huntington in search of the "right" fish. They catch countless big
fish on live bunker, chunks, and on surface plugs. This show is a
"must see" for the competitive inshore angler!
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Block Island, RI
- Summer Slam
Captains Andy LoCascio and
Rich Tenreiro hook up with Capt Dave Chieffo of Block
Island Fishing Charters for an incredible day of
fishing that included monster stripers on eels and on the troll, as well
as an incredible fluke bite in the water around Block Island. This
show is a "must see" for anyone who can travel to Block for just for the day
(or a long weekend) or can get their own boat to the island (just a short
ride from Montauk, NY or Point Judith, RI). The eel and trolling
techniques illustrated in this show can be used anywhere in the northeast!
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Raritan Bay, NJ - Manhattan Cup
Captains Andy LoCascio and
Rich Tenreiro split up to enter two teams in the prestigious
Manhattan
Cup Tournament sponsored by the
Fishermen's Conservation
Association. Along
with the most impressive field ever assembled, they brave difficult
conditions in search of big blues and stripers. Don't miss the
amazing Hudson River shotgun start!
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2006 Season |
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Rockaway Point,
NY - Striped Bass
Captain Henry Feeney joins Andy and Rich
for the final outing of the season. The guys travel out of
Sheepshead Bay, NY to nearby Rockaway Point to get one more shot at the
stripers before they head south. They locate some of the local clam
boats and work they area behind the dredges with clam baits. The bite never stops
and even includes several keepers.
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Sandy Hook, NJ - Striped Bass
Captain Henry Feeney joins Andy and Rich for a trip down to
NJ to find a big body of striped bass that has been chasing herring off of
Sandy Hook. They vow to leave the bait at home and go only equipped
with light spinning tackle. They use only swimming plugs and a
couple of poppers to score dozens of fish including several keepers to
prove that these fish can be effectively targeted with artificials.
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Greenwich, CT
- Blackfish
Captains Andy LoCascio,
Rich Tenreiro, and John
Marino of American Sportfishing
Charters join forces and head to to Greenwich, CT to fish some of the deep
water wrecks in the Long Island Sound. They demonstrate how to
properly anchor on the wrecks as well as what it it takes to pull big
blackfish off the wrecks. They catch dozens of fish, many over 5lbs
and several over 9lbs.
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Block Island, RI
- Mahi
Capt Andy and Rich hooked up with good
friend Capt Bill Brown. There hope was to find some early season
tuna. However, the tuna proved elusive and instead they ran into piles
of big mahi. They broke out the light tackle and landed dozens of
fish. The techniques and tackle used in this show can be used by
anyone who comes across these tough fighting fish while fishing the offshore
waters.
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Newport, RI -
Blackfish
Captains Andy and Rich head up to
Newport, RI to get in on a red hot blackfish bite with Captain Mike Neto
of the Adrianna Charters. For this trip they left their heavy
blackfish tackle home and went light for an old fashioned "head to head"
charter captain showdown. The bite was non-stop and they caught way
too many big blackfish to count. Some of the fish were over 10lbs!
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Montauk, NY -
Striped Bass
Capt Andy and Rich hooked up with the
legendary Capt Jimmy George of the Nicole Marie. Jimmy created the revolutionary
Secret Spoon
and spent the day showing them how to use the spoons to target trophy stripers.
Even though no one was catching fish in Montauk at the time, the spoons
still produced a bunch of monster bass including one fish just under
50lbs.
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Martha's
Vineyard, MA - Sharks
Capt Andy and Rich hooked up with New England shark
authority Capt Bill Brown to target Mako sharks. It is not easy to
target Mako sharks in the Northeast, but Bill felt he knew where to get one.
Sure enough he came through as he did back 2004! The techniques and
tackle in this show can be used by anyone who dares to chase these fearsome
creatures.
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Shinnecock, NY -
Ocean Fluke
Captains Andy LoCascio,
Rich Tenreiro, and John
Marino join
forces to get in on the fluke bite on the south shore of Long Island.
They field test the new 4oz and 6oz SPRO bucktails and land some very
impressive fish. They use a teaser rig designed for whole squid
baits and also demonstrate stemming techniques.
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New York, NY - Manhattan Cup
Captains Andy LoCascio,
Rich Tenreiro, and John Luchka team up to fish the prestigious
Manhattan
Cup Tournament sponsored by the
Fishermen's Conservation
Association. Along
with one of the most impressive fields ever assembled, they brave high
winds and thunderstorms in search of big blues and stripers. On
their way back they run into an incredible striper blitz beneath the
Verrazano bridge and score some monster fish.
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Mt. Sinai, NY - Fluke
Captain Barbara Fusco of Luv2Fish Charters joins Andy and Rich for
a very special day of light tackle fluke fishing. The guys travel out
to Mt. Sinai, NY to
fish the shallow waters for some hard fighting fluke. The bite is
red hot and all the fish are caught using small bucktails on light
spinning tackle.
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2005 Season |
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17
Fathoms, NY - Blackfish
Captain Henry Feeney joins Andy and Rich for the final
outing of the season. The guys travel out of Sheepshead Bay, NY to
17 Fathoms to fish in over 100ft of water for some of the biggest
blackfish ever seen on camera including a 14lb monster and several 8-10lb
fish. The bite never stops and only the rough seas force them to
call it a day.
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Glen Cove, NY -
Weakfish
Andy and Rich team up with Fisherman editor Tim Melton in
search of trophy weakfish in the western LI sound. Some of the
biggest fish of the year are caught in this location and the guys score
big with monster fish to over 13lbs! All of the fish are caught
using bucktails on light spinning tackle.
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Raritan Bay,
NJ - Stripers
Andy and Rich travel south to hook up with Captain Brian
Rice for some great spring striper action in Raritan Bay and under the
Verrazano Narrows bridge. The fish were all caught on chunks in
depths over 35ft. The action is continuous and they land several big
fish up to 30lbs!
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Montauk, NY - Redbone (Part
1 & 2)
Andy and Rich are joined by Triton pro-staffer Captain Tom
Pitasi to compete in the prestigious 2-day Redbone tournament against some
of the finest guides in the region. The guys battle brutal
conditions in pursuit of stripers, blues, and false albacore. They
use a variety of techniques in their attempt to come out on top.
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Stamford, CT -
Light Tackle Fluke
Tim Norman, National Sales Manager for SPRO and Mustad
joins Andy and Rich for an amazing day of light tackle fluke fishing.
The guys score dozens of big fluke in depths ranging from 35-50ft of
water. They also illustrate the stemming technique needed to ensure
a perfect presentation with such light tackle.
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Hill, RI - Stripers on the Fly
Andy and Rich pay a visit to Capt Tom Pitasi to get in on
the spring run of stripers and blues. The guys break out the light
spinning tackle and the fly rods and enjoy a no-stop bite along the scenic
Watch Hill beaches. The fish put their light tackle to the test and
make for an incredible day of fishing!
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Nomans Land
Island, MA - Grand Slam
Capt Andy and Capt Rich hook up with
2004 ASA Champion Skip Stritzinger. They travel to remote Nomans
Land Island just south of Martha's Vineyard in search of a grand
slam of Striped Bass, Fluke, and Sea Bass. The island has a
reputation for quality fish and lots of them and the guys are not
disappointed!
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Raritan Bay, NJ - Weakfish
Capt Andy and Capt Rich join up with Capt Nick Savene and
get in on a red hot weakfish bite in the protect waters of Raritan Bay,
NJ. The guys use live peanut bunker on a 3-way rig and catch too
many fish to count up to 7lbs. The fish are very aggressive and the
action never stops.
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Western
Sound, NY - Stripers
Capt Andy and Capt Rich join up with fellow local Capt John
Marino in pursuit of monster stripers. Fishing in the western Long
Island Sound Waters, the guys use a combination of live and whole dead
bunker to score some very respectable fish up to 40lbs! All three of
the captains share some a their most effective techniques and give plenty
of tips for targeting these fish.
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Norwalk, CT - Topwater
Bluefish
Capt Andy and Capt Rich are joined by Paul Michele from
Yo-Zuri. They get into an incredible topwater bite on bluefish in Norwalk,
CT. They are sight casting to bluefish that are finning on the surface.
All the action is on Yo-Zuri surface lures and light tackle. The fish are
everywhere and amazingly aggressive the catch even includes several fish
in the mid-teens.
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Point Judith, RI - Tuna
Captains Andy and Rich head up to
Point Judith to get in on a red hot school tuna bite with Captain Mike Neto of the Adrianna.
Bluefin Tuna fishing just keeps getting better every year. The bite was non-stop and they caught way too many
bluefin tuna to count. Some of
the fish were nearly 35lbs! They put the trolling gear away and
had all the fish on the new Shimano butterfly jig system and Yo-Zuri
topwater plugs on very light spinning tackle.
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2004 Season |
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Rhode Island Sound Tuna
Captains Andy and Rich pack up their 22ft Edgewater and
trailer up to Point Judith, RI to spend the day tuna fishing with Captain
Mike Neto. Mike shares with them his secrets for small boat tuna
trolling and the bite is so good that they even break out the jigs.
The action never stops and they end up catching dozens of bluefin (to
30lbs), green bonito, and false albacore. The techniques and tackle
in this show can be used by anyone who wants to troll for the amazing
tough fighting and great eating fish.
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Long Island, South Fork Surf
Captains Andy and Rich hook up with Fisherman publisher Fred Golofaro. They spend the day experiencing an
amazing fall bite in the surf on the south fork of Long Island. Blitzing fish, screaming
birds, and load of action. They catch countless blues and bass to
over 20lbs all on plugs. The techniques and tackle in this show can be
used by anyone who wants to experience the fall surf run.
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Montauk Blackfish
Captains Andy and Rich spend a day with Captain Joel Lizza
of the Sea Otter Fleet. They leave out of Montauk and spend the day
on the south side of Block Island. They get into a furious blackfish
(tautog) bite with fish up to 10lbs and plenty of 5-8lb fish in depths of
50-60ft. The techniques and tackle in this show can be used by
anyone who pursues these scrappy, great eating fish.
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Long Island Sound Beaches
Captains Andy and Rich split up and spend the day
fishing various Long Island Sound beaches for bass and blues. Rich
and "Crazy" Alberto Knie break out the fly rods, Andy and Paul
Michele test out the new Yo-Zuri swimming plugs, and finally Rich an Doc
Muller close out the day with bucktails. The techniques and tackle in this
show can be used by anyone who wants to get in on the red hot fall shore
action on the Long Island Beaches.
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Nantucket Sound Sea Bass
Captains Andy and Rich pay a visit to Captain Joe Weinberg
in Hyannis, MA. Joe takes them to one of is favorite and most
productive wrecks for an incredible sea bass bite. Instead of the
usual bait presentation, the guys break out the diamond jigs and teasers
and hammer dozens of sea bass with numerous fish over 4lbs and several
fish of 5lbs. The techniques and tackle in this show can be used by
anyone who wants to target these fish exclusively and avoid those pesky
porgies.
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Southern
Connecticut Diamond Jigging
Captains Andy and Rich spend the morning off the
Connecticut shoreline experiencing incredible non-stop blitzes.
Dozens of school bass and big blues, all on diamond jigs and teasers. The techniques and tackle in this
show can be used by anyone who wants to get in on the red hot fall/early
winter diamond jigging bite.
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Western Sound Topwater
Captains Andy and Rich are joined by John Luchka and spent
the day plugging the waters of the western Long Island Sound. They
use light spinning tackle to draw spectacular strikes from bass and blues
and connect with too many fish to count in the 8-15lb range. The
techniques and tackle in this show can be used by anyone who enjoys
plugging the shallows.
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New England Sharks (part 1 &
2)
Captains Andy, Rich and Bill Brown journey over 30 miles
southeast of Block Island, RI in search of some serious shark action.
They use stand-up tackle to wrestle with big blue sharks and a monster
thresher shark. The techniques and tackle in this show
can be used anyone in pursuit of sharks on the east coast.
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Block Island Striped Bass
Captains Andy and Rich join Captain Skip Stritzinger to target striped
bass in the rocky waters surrounding Block Island, RI. They use medium-heavy conventional tackle in 40-65ft of water to free-line (no weight) live
eels for bass up to 30lbs. The techniques and tackle in this show
can be used anyone who wants to effectively present live eels in deep water.
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Vineyard Sound Fluke
Captains Andy and Rich visit Captain Gary Corsetti for some
monster Vineyard Sound, MA fluke. They use light conventional tackle
in 50-90ft of water to present SPRO bucktails tipped with squid strips for
fluke over 10lbs. The techniques and tackle in this show
can be used by anyone who still wants to use light tackle for fluke in deep
water.
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Barnegat Bay Weakfish
Captains Andy and Rich hook up with Captain Terry Sullivan for some
trophy Barnegat Bay, NJ weakfish. They use light spinning tackle to throw a
variety of SPRO bucktails and jig heads tipped with plastics or pork rind to
fish from 7lbs to over 10lbs. The techniques and tackle in this show
can be used anywhere weakfish can be found regardless of depth.
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Georges Bank Cod
Captains Andy and Rich join Captain Joe Huckemeyer from the
Helen H and journey 55 miles from Hyannis out onto the famous Georges
Bank. The use medium heavy conventional tackle to wrestle big cod up
from the 200ft depths. The cod bite is fast and furious and numerous
15-30lb cod are taken. The techniques and tackle used in this show
can be used by anyone targeting big cod in the northeast.
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Hartford Connecticut
Topwater Striped Bass
Andy and Rich travel nearly 50
miles up the Connecticut River to fish with Jordan Paullo. They throw
Stillwater Smackits and Beach Runners to stripers crashing the surface in
pursuit of herring and alewives. Incredible topwater action with the
fish knocking the plugs right out of the water. The average fish
ranging from 7-13 lbs with a couple of fish in the upper teens. The
techniques and tackle used in this show can be applied to any locale where the
fish are activity feeding on the surface (regardless of depth) or are
staging in shallow water.
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Gardiners Island
Porgies
Andy and Rich head out from historic Montauk, NY to
Gardiners Island in pursuit of porgies (scup) guided by
Captain Joel Lizza of the Sea Otter Fleet. They fish the shallows and
enjoy incredible non-stop action on porgies up to 2 lbs. These
scrappy fighters put on quite a show. Porgies are rapidly becoming one of the
most sought after fish in the region. The techniques and tackle used in this
show can be applied to any locale that holds porgies regardless of water
depth..
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Live lining for
Striped Bass
Andy and Rich head out in their own backyard, the western
Long Island Sound, NY and target trophy size bass using live bunker. They fill a live well bunker (Menhaden) and
anchor in the shallows. Wild topwater
action as bass in the 20-30lb class chase and strike bunker on the surface.
Numerous double headers with several fish over the 30lb mark. These techniques can be applied to
any shallow area in the Spring and Fall where large striped bass are holding or feeding.
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Orient Point Fluke
Andy and Rich head out to the easternmost tip of the North
Fork of Long Island, NY in pursuit of fluke (summer Flounder) guided by
Captain Bob Rochetta. They use fluke bullets and SPRO bucktails to subdue numerous fish up to
8 lbs. The day is punctuated with several periods of hot action and includes several double headers. The techniques
and tackle used in this show can be applied to any locale that holds fluke
in depths of 20-60 feet.
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Jeffreys Ledge Sharks
Andy and Rich head up to Manchester, Massachusetts to
tackle sharks at Jeffreys Ledge. They team up with Captain John Pirie
and bait, hook and tag blue sharks up to 250lbs. All of these fish were
caught while drifting and chumming in depths of 250 feet or greater.
The techniques and tackle used in this show can be used when targeting
sharks in any area.
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Stamford Connecticut
Blackfish
Andy and Rich team up with Blackfish pro
"Crazy" Alberto Knie in pursuit of late fall blackfish (tautog)
off of Stamford, CT. They
fish live crab baits in depths ranging from 40-60 feet. The action
never stops and they land over 40 fish up to 8 lbs. The techniques and
tackle used in this show can be applied to any deepwater blackfish habitat.
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Boston Harbor Flounder
Andy and Rich head to Boston Harbor to fish with local pro
Pete Santini (inventor of the Santini Tube Lure). Sandworms and clams
account for a mixed bag of founder up to 3 1/2 lbs and cod up to 10 lbs.
Solid action through the day proves that the founder are back in Boston.
The techniques and tackle used in this show can be applied to any habit that
holds flounder regardless of depth or bottom structure.
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Montauk Fluke
Andy and Rich head out to historic Montauk, NY in pursuit of
fluke (summer founder) guided by
Captain Joel Lizza of the Sea Otter Fleet. Big seas and strong
currents are no deterrent as they effectively present their baits to the
fluke. They fish the deep water and land numerous fish up to
8 lbs. The techniques and tackle used in this show can be applied to
any locale that holds fluke in depths of 40 feet or greater.
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Stellwagen Bank Cod
Andy and Rich head up to Manchester, Massachusetts to
tackle monster cod on the historic Stellwagen Bank. They team up with
local captain Johnny Walker and experience great action including several
fish in the 30-40lb class. All the fish were found in depths ranging
from 190-280 feet. The techniques and tackle used in this show can be
used when targeting deep water cod using diamond jigs and clam baits.
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Western Sound Striped Bass on Peanut Bunker
Andy and Rich head out in their own backyard, the western
Long Island Sound, NY and employ a technique commonly used in the southern
states. They fill a live well with baby bunker (menhaden) and toss out
hand fulls to get the stripers into a feeding frenzy. Wild topwater
action on very light tackle for fish in the 3-8 lb range punctuated by an
occasional fish in the teen range. These techniques can be applied to
any shallow area where schooled striped bass are holding or feeding.
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Topwater Tuna
Andy and Rich head up to historic Gloucester, Massachusetts
to chase down surface feeding tuna within sight of the beaches. They
team up with Captain John Pirie and use run and gun techniques to hook up
Bluefin Tuna in the 50-100lb class. All of these fish were caught by
throwing popping plugs or small metal SPRO jigs. The techniques and tackle
used in this show can be used any time the tuna are on top and crashing
bait.
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2003 Season
Review
We couldn't have dreamed of a
better season! The fishing, guests and locations were great! We
only had a couple of shows that we were forced to reschedule due to the
weather. We had many memorable moments and catches.
Unfortunately we could not fit them all in this show. Every show had
at least two or three clips that were worth seeing again. We narrowed
it down to only a handful of clips, but what we left on the cutting room
floor was just as good a what we chose to share with our viewers.
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