Dave Panorello News Today

It’s looking solid that solid ice will be attainable sometime next week out west, but meanwhile, lessening river flow has spurred on the brown trout, largemouth and pike bite.

False albacore continue to chase peanut bunker, The Three Bays continue to hold big bass, and the tautog bite remains terrific on the South Coast.

While big bluefish are being found out front along the South Shore, false albacore are being caught amongst the Three Bays, and Boston's inner harbor is bubbling with blues, bass, blackfish and big bergalls.

Bass and blues are in binge mode and can be found wherever pogies are schooled up.

South Shore stripers up to 50-inches are being taken on eels while bonito, in both big and small versions, have made an appearance from Provincetown through Scituate.