Isn’t it supposed to be warmer than this?
Doesn’t feel warm, especially after just returning from a month in the Bahamas. Those warm walks on the beach and balmy breezes feel like they never happened. Today it’s 40 yesterday was 75. Yup, Spring on Long Island. I’m ready for some consistency. Despite all this, the fish are on the move, as always. Stripers and Weakfish are slowly making their way into south shore bays following shrimp and sand eels. Bluefish will be schooling up and terrorizing anything that swims and I’m ready to do battle, are you? While you will have to dress creatively these first fish are hungry and rarely refuse your offerings. There is only one way to find out..
Just give us a call 516-238-7642 and you are in!
All the Best
Your, Captain
Barry Kanavy
516-238-7642 / 516-785-7171
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“An Anglers dream”
Some days you wake up and know, today is going to be good day. Why is that? Maybe the planets are in alignment, even your dog is unexplainably happy. February 24th was such a day. Bob and I were on the last day of a six day fishing adventure in the Acklins. We were plagued with two and a half days of un-fishable weather due to a cold front that buried the North East in snow and sub-zero temperatures. The Acklins Islands 250 miles South of Nassau was also feeling the effects. On our last day we both felt energized and prepared for anything as our trip was quickly coming to an end. It wasn’t long before we were both into Bonefish and huge Cudas’ prowling the flats. After Bob donated some tackle to these toothy torpedoes and managed to land a few beauties, it was nearly 2PM, Bob and I were experincing that sinking feeling as the end of our trip closing in. Our guide Garon decided to try one more spot. That’s were this story begins…
Go to Angler Adventures and you can read all about it in Bob’s words.
