Fishing Reports

We had a good day on the Lady Sea today, with fifteen people on the boat, and fifty fish caught.  Codfish was the word of the day, with the better part of 15 coming over the rail that weighed more than 10 pounds.  Although, we had some really nice haddock as well.  Cusk and dogfish made up the rest of the catch, with dogfish leading the pack throughout the day.  Advice to the wise: we use sea clams for a reason, that reason is that they have no blood to act as an extra attractant for the dogfish.  If you are thinking about  bringing your own bait on board, don't.  Herring and Mackeral have a nasty tendency to bring the dogfish in faster, and keep them around longer.

Hope your trips are going as well as ours,

Capt. Michael Mann, and the family and crew