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Tog fishing is holding steady with fish to 10 pounds as we head into Thanksgiving weekend.

Strong tog fishing on most trips and big bass in western Long Island Sound.

A woman was found deceased in her home after a fire Monday evening.

There's plenty of quality striped bass around despite the recent storm.

There has been no shortage of bluefish and striper numbers are increasing.

Connecticut Fishing Report – April 29, 2021 Schoolie bass are chasing herring in the tidal rivers and tautog fishing has turned on. Heather from Blackhawk Sportfishing reports that they’re gearing up to start fishing this week! The requests for squid trips have been high, and they will be posting them as soon as they know that the squid are in.  They will be posting tickets for their trips one week at a time, approximately two weeks ahead of time. The trips will be by reservation only, so...

Rhode Island Fishing Report – April 29, 2021 Spring tautog action is starting to pick up in the salt, while trout and largemouth bass action is holding down the fort in the freshwater. Rhode Island Fishing Report Captain Frank, of The Frances Fleet in Point Judith, reports that they have been keeping themselves busy getting the boats ready for the upcoming season. They have also been working on the website and their store to make it easier for those trying to book reservations. All trips cou...

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Queen jewel salvage company. he is with captain greg bounds he is referring to in the satellite there. congratulationss. >> good morning, bill. bill: all the years you go through, you finally hit the jackpot. i didnt realize you guys were 200 feet offshore, brent. this is not deepwater, is it? >> its not. these shipwrecks were pushed by a hurricane into the outer edge of the reef which is in 30 feet of water. once they hit the edge of the reef and they broke apart and scattered their artifacts f...

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