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Fishinfire 05-18-2013 12:40 PM

Any word on the fluke?
 
Hi all,

Any word on the fluking? Conditions? Action?

NoLimit 05-18-2013 03:08 PM

Re: Any word on the fluke?
 
Fished bug light and outside and military pier and got 6 shorts and no keepers
Might have seen five keepers caught all day

bulletbob 05-18-2013 04:37 PM

Re: Any word on the fluke?
 
I know everyone has been foaming at the mouth in anticipation of fluke, but year after year opening day, and the very early part season are a disappointment to most guys.. We all know that water temps in the 50's are not what fluke want.. I am seeing mid 50's on top according to the marine weather stations... 50 or 60 feet down, it might be even lower...
Once we see it steady at 60 + degrees, the big numbers start to flood inshore..
Mid June has always been better for fluke than mid May, thats for sure..

Years ago before bag limits and closed seasons, we were fishing for Whiting Ling and Blacks, and the last of the winter flounder in mid May.
A few boats would start their night blues/stripers as well.
Fluke fishing in mid May just wasn't taken seriously by most... Things have certainly changed.

It will heat up as soon as the water does... bob

Sharkyispy 05-18-2013 05:45 PM

Re: Any word on the fluke?
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by bulletbob
I know everyone has been foaming at the mouth in anticipation of fluke, but year after year opening day, and the very early part season are a disappointment to most guys.. We all know that water temps in the 50's are not what fluke want.. I am seeing mid 50's on top according to the marine weather stations... 50 or 60 feet down, it might be even lower...
Once we see it steady at 60 + degrees, the big numbers start to flood inshore..
Mid June has always been better for fluke than mid May, thats for sure..

Years ago before bag limits and closed seasons, we were fishing for Whiting Ling and Blacks, and the last of the winter flounder in mid May.
A few boats would start their night blues/stripers as well.
Fluke fishing in mid May just wasn't taken seriously by most... Things have certainly changed.

It will heat up as soon as the water does... bob



Who doesn't take it seriously now???:eek: LOL.......This is great practice time and experimenting with colors time !!!:D


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