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Snow Fly Light Tackle Fishing ChartersSnowfly Charters is now Booking for the 2010 Fishing Season.Narragansett Bay Fly Fishing and Light Tackle Charter Guides in Rhode Island. |
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RI Captain Greg Snow is a light tackle and Fly Fishing Charters Guide on Narragansett Bay and Block Island in Rhode Island.
My name is Capt.
Greg Snow and I would be honored to guide you on the light tackle
charter fishing adventure of a lifetime. The Rhode Island fishing
charters season starts in in early May as the striped bass shoot
up Narragansett Bay to feast on herring, bunker, squid and anchovies. The fly fishing and topwater
light tackle fishing in Narragansett Bay during May and June can be
epic! When the conditions are right 30 or 40 fish per angler are commonplace.
Spring fishing on Narragansett Bay is hard to beat. Come the end of June I am lucky enough to relocate Snowfly Charters out on Block Island. For those that are not familiar with fishing Block Island you are in for a real treat. Mid-June through October is the best time to charter fish Block Island. Some of the most pristine and uncrowded waters surround Block Island. The island is known for it's BIG striped bass. The state record striper of 71 pounds caught on the south side of Block Island in 1980 was crushed with a 75 pound fish just this past August! There are always monster bluefish to be had around Block island. Bluefish will destroy topwater plugs with reckless abandon as well as jump and pull like the insane fish that they are. Block Island is the place to be if you love fishing in Rhode Island.
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Snowfly Fishing Reports October 12, 2009. Oct has brought some outstanding angling opportunities to South County RI in the past week. With a nice mix of False Albacore, Striped Bass and Jumbo Bluefish New England grand slams have been fairly common. The weather is always the big determining factor in Oct. so if it's nice and not blowin 30kts the fish is good. It's just that simple. There have been metric tons of Bay Anchovies migrating down RI beaches while getting chewed up on a regular basis by all of the above. Small realistic chovie imitations and unweighted soft plastics have been devastatingly effective. Water temps are still hovering around 60 so this fall run will continue for at least the next 2 weeks and probably well into November. The Snowmobile is based out of Pt. Judith, RI and I will be doing trips until the fishing shuts off. Capt. Greg Snow.
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Murph's Falsie at HUGE Race,NY.
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