Perfect timing, I’m fishing out of Mattituck inlet, to the east of Hortons point, I have no trouble finding the wrecks that show on Navionics, but when it comes to the rocks, they just don’t show up on my Simrad. Could they be covered up with sand ? Very frustrating any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
HEY! I live on Long Island and I feel IGNORED! LOL No boat or Kayak, so If you know of some places where surf casting Tog could be decent... I...WE would appreciate a heads up! Thanks for letting us know of a resource that is quite helpful for a calculating Dinner Provider!
You're welcome! Get out there and find some new stuff too. Most of these are well know community holes but you can use the info to find something new! Let me know how ya do! Have fun and save some for the rest of us 😀
@@nextdriftfishing Good ta see ya Saturday! Sad day when we pull the boat!! Probably fish 1-2 more times on other friends boats. But mostly making the switch to Hunting Season. I added this video in the description of my Black Fish Video posting tomorrow.
Specific sides of the structure is the game and I'll leave that up to you guys to experiment with. As for tides, I like the tail ends of high and low and dead slack.
Great question. My personal opinion, No. I think there are big fish that live shallow and deep all season long. I'm not an expert on Tog migration, but I know there were big fish caught this past weekend in 8 feet of water and 130 feet of water. It's wherever they feel secure and have food. Thanks for watching!
My son and I were out yesterday, we had fish over 17 inches, lots of shorts that were fat. My son caught one 20 inch and one 22.We even got mugged by a small cc that dropped right on my anchor, when he came to we could shake hands, I look at the guy and said really, get out of my spot and off my anchor, I hate when you establish a bite and other boats try to mug you, they never learn, we were east of New Haven, also there were big schools of shad but nothing on them. Love the info. Jay
Great question. It all depends on the spot. Usually I look for the biggest individual boulders near the main piece of structure. Sometimes the top of the spot gets blown out by the tide so I try to focus on the areas that give the fish a place to tuck out of the current, then feed. Excellent question
great video. I love the fact you share. I have been fishing this area for over 50 years. Good on you!
Thanks Steve!
The first spot you mentioned, by Ledge Light, looked like a boat parking lot on Sunday. Everyone was out ‘togging this weekend!
Man, been waiting all season for the 10th....blew my lower unit up on the 6th and haven't got it back yet 😢. Thx for the new video, I got the itch.
Oh man that stinks! I've been there! Too many times, unfortunately. Good luck getting out there!
Perfect timing, I’m fishing out of Mattituck inlet, to the east of Hortons point, I have no trouble finding the wrecks that show on Navionics, but when it comes to the rocks, they just don’t show up on my Simrad. Could they be covered up with sand ? Very frustrating any help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
HEY! I live on Long Island and I feel IGNORED! LOL No boat or Kayak, so If you know of some places where surf casting Tog could be decent... I...WE would appreciate a heads up! Thanks for letting us know of a resource that is quite helpful for a calculating Dinner Provider!
thank you so much man
You're welcome! Get out there and find some new stuff too. Most of these are well know community holes but you can use the info to find something new! Let me know how ya do! Have fun and save some for the rest of us 😀
Evening man!! ❤
What's the good word man?! Thanks for watching!
@@nextdriftfishing Good ta see ya Saturday!
Sad day when we pull the boat!!
Probably fish 1-2 more times on other friends boats. But mostly making the switch to Hunting Season.
I added this video in the description of my Black Fish Video posting tomorrow.
It was good to see you too bud. Good luck in the woods!
Any thoughts on best tides for certain spots or what side of the structure?
Specific sides of the structure is the game and I'll leave that up to you guys to experiment with. As for tides, I like the tail ends of high and low and dead slack.
is this a paid subscription for Navioncis?
General question: do the bigger fish prefer a certain depth in the early and late season?
Great question. My personal opinion, No. I think there are big fish that live shallow and deep all season long. I'm not an expert on Tog migration, but I know there were big fish caught this past weekend in 8 feet of water and 130 feet of water. It's wherever they feel secure and have food. Thanks for watching!
@@nextdriftfishing Super helpful, thanks very much!
My son and I were out yesterday, we had fish over 17 inches, lots of shorts that were fat. My son caught one 20 inch and one 22.We even got mugged by a small cc that dropped right on my anchor, when he came to we could shake hands, I look at the guy and said really, get out of my spot and off my anchor, I hate when you establish a bite and other boats try to mug you, they never learn, we were east of New Haven, also there were big schools of shad but nothing on them. Love the info.
Jay
Do you aim to be right over the rocky area or right off the edge of it where the contour ends?
Great question. It all depends on the spot. Usually I look for the biggest individual boulders near the main piece of structure. Sometimes the top of the spot gets blown out by the tide so I try to focus on the areas that give the fish a place to tuck out of the current, then feed. Excellent question
Used your advice and limited out today. Plus a PB 6.5lb. Thanks again!
@Fishingandkicking that's awesome!!!! Very nice! Send me some pictures. My email is in the description!
What good are all the conservation rules when the commercial guys wipe out the spots before the recreational season starts? Politics!