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Tautog are in bunches and bingeing, and while the striper has slowed with average catches falling into the schoolie category, anglers are still finding the occasional bigger bass by throwing eels into marshes and rivers at night.
Big bass and blues continue to blitz along the North Shore, while further south in Buzzards Bay, the tautog bite continues to heat up with anglers easily limiting out with some larger fish in the mix.
Striped bass are blitzing throughout the Boston area, while in Buzzards Bay, false albacore are carving up bait from above and tautog are making short work of crabs from below.
Last week was a great week to be out birding. Some of the highlights included two swallow-tailed kites, several yellow-throated warblers, several hooded warblers, and two Kentucky warblers.
The arrival of sea herring and mackerel is spreading out the striped bass bite, haddock are in close and big blues are bingeing on bunker.