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Washington Crocus and Conservation Conversations

Washington Crocus and Conservation Conversations

by Todd Corayer | Mar 16, 2023 | 2023 Fishing Season, Fishery Policy & Rules

Conversations and crocus were blooming in Washington with The Ocean Conservancy Captain Dave Monti looked out his cab window at daffodils and crocus in full bloom alongside fresh cherry blossoms. Washington DC weather was a full month ahead of Rhode Island for sure so...
2023/24 RI Fish Regulations

2023/24 RI Fish Regulations

by Todd Corayer | Feb 16, 2023 | 2023 Fishing Season, Salt Water Fishing

A recent RIDEM workshop revealed their proposed 2023 saltwater fishing regulations for several species. We have them here for you so you can make comments during the open comment period.

Epic LIVE TARGET Pumpkinseeds

Epic LIVE TARGET Pumpkinseeds

by Todd Corayer | Jun 23, 2022 | Fresh Water Fishing, Largemouth Bass Fishing, Tackle Tips

If you want some fair chance at success in early light, high sun or lazy twilight, LIVE TARGET Pumpkinseed target lures may be just what you need to close the deal. They are life-like, have some serious wiggle and the perfect balance of paint and shadow to entice even the most wary bass, pickerel, walleye or Northern pike to attack.

Big Narragansett Bay Stripers

Big Narragansett Bay Stripers

by Todd Corayer | Jun 16, 2022 | 2022 Fishing Season, Salt Water Fishing, Striped Bass Fishing

This is such an unbelievable time to fish Rhode Island. Decent-sized stripers are still feeding in salt ponds, fluke season is here, bluefish are making a mess of plastics and up in Narragansett Bay, well, the fishing is epic. Southern salt ponds are holding...
It’s Time To Ban Nips

It’s Time To Ban Nips

by Todd Corayer | Apr 8, 2022 | Fish Wrap Ponderings, Rhode Island Waterways

It’s Time To Ban Nips. End of sentence. Nips are those small, shiny booze bottles that are all the rage now and they keep ending up on the side of the road and in fish’s streams. They are unrecyclable, they are unnecessary and they need to go. Drop the nip.

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