plymouth mass fishers

[jlemon74]

Hey guys, like fright,im kinda new at the striper thing. Been a fresh water fisher most of my life, and recently and happily converted.

Just curious if any one fishes the plymouth mass area and if so, does anyone know around the time of the year the fish head up this way??. I did fairly decent off the jette in plymouth but nothing really worth mentioining.

Thanks for any responses

[Joe Cordeiro]

if you need a good guide to fish the harbor I have a great recommendation. Send me an e-mail I respond to you. I don't know if it's politicaly correct to post names I'm new to this forum thing.

[Pete_G]

Go nuts Joe. Post away.

I'd prefer no links to other shops, but by all means feel free to post a link to guides.

[zoedlemm]

Any help you can give me would be greatly appreciated Joe
thanks

[swanny]

Joe - don't you have a fly to tie? Maybe this year I can get you out there in the kayak.

[stripermoon]

Howdy,

I run a charter and spend a ton of time in the Plymouth/Kingston/Duxbury area. May 1 is a great date to target. I have seen a ton of nice fish taken from the jetty at or near high tide early AM (near the bridge is good). When you were allowed to use herring it was the best bait for that time of year. If the fish are on herring I would try larger storm shads or large deciever pattterns on the high outgoint tide. If you are able to get out in a boat there are tons of options.

[Joe Cordeiro]

Captain Charlie Limiuex 508 333-8107 Great Light tackle /Fly guide . Grew up on Duxbury bay / Plymouth Harbour He has a the knowledge to show you the ropes!
A++++ Guide!
Tie One On !

[FishHawk]

Joe get out in the harbor with a yak. Great fishing. FishHawk

Would you yakkers mind posting a few good launch sites for Plymouth?

Thanks

[Joe Cordeiro]

Thanks for the invite , I think I need to take aclass first ! I'm not knicknamed the "DUNKSTER" for staying dry! I believe I need a very stable YAK , like a 17 foot Boston Whaler would do the trick !

I'll give it a try if you teach me not to fall over board
Tie One On !

Joe