Falmouth Town Marina Slip #47

The Latest Bass Reports for September 2004

Last Update 9-30-2004 

September 18, 2004 Jason Labiossonniere  

Some Stripers early in the morning, the guys did great with the False Albacore and Bonito later on.  Tough ride home in the afternoon with the remnants of Ivan.  Maritime weather reports did not forecast this type of weather.  The wind gusts turned suddenly to approximately 50 mph, and torrential rain.  The Duffy boat's are known for handling and stability, and its reputation was once again proven on this trip.  (pic1)

September 17, 2004 Patrick McGrath 

Pat's wife surprised him with a birthday present of a fishing trip on the Eastwind.  Good steady Bass fishing in the morning, and a lot of blue fish.  Decided to switch over to light tackle a bundle of False Albacore and Bonito. Lots of action!   (pic1)  (pic2)

September 15, 2004 Brian Porter

Beautiful clear brisk morning and some nice Bass and blues.  Switched over to light tackle and the fishing was red hot for False Albacore and Bonito.  Exciting fishing, and a lot of action!   (pic1)

September 14, 2004 Paul Converse

A stiff East wind slowed down the bass fishing.  Switched over to light tackle and the False Albacore and Bonito where tearing up the lures and just about jumping in the boat.  (pic1)  (pic2)

September 11, 2004 Bob Clark  

Strong winds from the day before and a lot of boat traffic today scattered the fish.  Picked away at a few nice fish.  (pic1)  (pic2)  (pic3)

September 10, 2004 Rescheduled due to weather

September 5, 2004 Quentin Reynolds and family

Quentin took his friends and family out for a 2 boat bachelor party trip.  The weather was less than ideal, but caught a lot of nice fish.  The other boat complained that the secret chumming helped our group catch the big fish of the day.    (pic1)  (pic2)

September 4, 2004   Frank Wiza - ClayCo Construction 

A very positive attitude and experienced anglers made for a great day of bass fishing.  Caught a lot of Big Fish!   (pic1)  (pic2)  (pic3)  (pic4)