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| I've never targeted them, but have caught (very few) while fishing for stripers. I always hear about them in the first part of june around here, typically from the warwick/east greenwhich area. They feed like bass. Same stuff should work. |
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| catching them is hit or miss at best. I used to target them in May and June along the shoreline at Colt State Park and Greenwich bay Goddard park area. Now they are a fish of a thousand casts, few and far between. My best luck was with a 9" chili pepper red rubber worm on a jig head with a sand worm or a 4" blue and silver storm shad. The best fish I took was 12.5 lbs in the outflow of the gut in colt state park from my kayak. Good luck and be patient. |
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| I was once told that these were a really awesome fish to catch in newport in the winter time. This was told to me by an old salty who said they can be dumb like a tautog, and are easy to spear. Anyone heard this before? |
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| While I have never fished RI, I have scored plenty of weakies in NJ. They will take striper offerings for sure, but you have to fish them very very slowly. Also, think pink; for example a lead head jig with a 5" fin-s or similar soft plastic fished along the bottom with lots of stops & some twitches. |
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