Maine Striper Bass

Archive for July, 2009

Perfect Summer Day

Thursday, July 30th, 2009

Light wind, sunshine and kids catching fish!

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Tuesday, July 28th, 2009

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Jax last week

Tuesday, July 28th, 2009

Jax and I got out and fish a little, Tait has been sick.

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Hatch Reel News

Monday, July 27th, 2009

I thought I would let you know that Hatch Reels new site is up and it has some new stuff, photos,videos and a accessories store. The coolest thing are these new reels by Lance Boen

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Two 20s

Saturday, July 25th, 2009

I had Doug and John in my boat for two days and they landed 160 fish, all on spin rods. Many fish in the 16 inch range but the highlight was two 20 inch bass on the first day and each of them caught one.

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Latest Atlantic Salmon count

Tuesday, July 21st, 2009

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The trap count is now 1,894. The run has slowed down this past week. We have been seeing 1 - 6 salmon per day over the last five days. Water temperatures were holding around 20 C (68 F) last week, but has been climbing. This afternoon’s water temperature was 22.4 C (72.5 F). Flows at West Enfield have been around 10,000 cfs for the past four days. About 3,000 cfs above the long-term median.

I have a included bonus figure this week, at no additional charge, that show the daily salmon counts for 2009 along with water temperature (measure each morning) and estimated flows at Veazie.

As of July 5th, the grilse (1 sea-winter) were 5% of the run compared to 30% last year. I will update those numbers in August once the data has been entered. Over the last week, the grilse have been about 30% of our catch.

Look for the next update in a couple of weeks.

Oliver Cox
Fishery Biologist
Department of Marine Resources
Bureau of Sea Run Fisheries and Habitat

Jorge and Jorge

Tuesday, July 21st, 2009

This was their first time fishing for small mouth bass. They were up to escape the heat of Florida and do a little fishing, I think they managed both. Young Jorge told me this was the most fish he has ever caught, he did a great job hooking and landing many fish. He was able to get a couple 17 inch bass and two 17 1/4 and many in the 16 inch range.

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Huge rainbows

Tuesday, July 21st, 2009

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Tuesday, July 21st, 2009

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Penobscot river-watchers may have taken a second glance at the water Thursday, as an odd-looking craft plied the waterway. A long boom jutted out in front of the flat-bottomed boat, and two wader-clad men stood on a makeshift bow platform, long-handled dip nets at the ready.
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Brian the sunfish king

Monday, July 20th, 2009

Carl hired me to guide him and his brother, for Brian’s birthday. They fly fished the whole time even though Brian brought the spinning rod. They had action all day long and there was some ribbing when fish were missed. Brian seemed have some sunfish attractant on his fly because he boated probably the most I have ever got on the river(naming him the sunfish king) but they are a powerful little fish.

It was fun for me to take these two brother out and hope my two boys will have this relationship when they get older and still fish together.

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