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This was the first saltwater fishing after 3 months of freshwater fishing (mainly in Lake Anna, VA) in 2013. I took a day off on a weekday and went to CBBT for Tautog.
Before the fishing, I didn't see any tog catching reports at CBBT. I was informed at a local tackle and bait shop that Tautog hadn't arrived yet in good number. - The first words I heard, regarding CBBT tog fishing at a local tackle and bait shop, were: "Tog? None catches any $#it yet"
The water temp at CBBT (Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel) was 52F. 52F was a bit colder than that of 2012 by 2 degree I thought.
I tried fresh shrimp, Gulp shrimp and Gulp peeler crab for 7 hours. (I also brought cooked shrimp, frozen blue crab that had been frozen since December last year for test in case of good tog biting). I had two good tog bites on fresh shrimp, but I failed to set the hooks. I caught a toad fish. I think the next weekend will be good.
The first saltwater fishing log in 2013:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32rylLYcNgI
Last edited by ComeOnFish (Apr-11-13 3:43AM)
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Nice try....that toad has some nasty teeth in the gullet!
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I'm surprised they weren't biting. Thanks for the report!
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Bryan wrote:
I'm surprised they weren't biting. Thanks for the report!
I usually consider 1 week off (+ and -) of the average. I am hoping this weekend is different. I am planning to hit Delaware next weekend. Someone has to explore first.
Joe
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ComeOnFish wrote:
Bryan wrote:
I'm surprised they weren't biting. Thanks for the report!
I usually consider 1 week off (+ and -) of the average. I am hoping this weekend is different. I am planning to hit Delaware next weekend. Someone has to explore first.
Joe
Cool. I'll be going to Virginia Beach in a couple weeks, and going to Delaware in May.
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