Togg Fishing?

[Crafty Angler]

Well, you could use it but for the method we were using for tog you really want a rod more suitable to lighter line -

That Tica would be fine for plugging and eels in the surf for bass, though - and the price was right, too -

[Notaro]

oic, chuck. what rod would you reccomend me to buy for a reasonable price and togging and my abu 7000CL?

[Goose]

RIRock,funny you mention the slammer, before the patriot blank I use for bottem fishin, I used a rewrapped slammer, real good rod. Crafty, I've seen tog rolling on the surface a few times usually at last light, whats up with that.

[Clammer]

Tony // when they are rolling on the top /9 times out of ten its dead tide //// usually its a pair // they are mating /// if you get close to them with your boat ,,thay actually face each other //just like kissing //

for get all this its justa wild guess



awesome nite tonight ///flatass calm & pea soup fog

[FormerUser]

Blackie season opens Sun. morning.Gonna be up bright and early and hit THAT spot.

[FormerUser]

Originally Posted by basswipe

Blackie season opens Sun. morning.Gonna be up bright and early and hit THAT spot.

Hmmm......Somebody's a little early.

[Clammer]

He,s in Massachusetts

[Crafty Angler]

Originally Posted by Goose

Crafty, I've seen tog rolling on the surface a few times usually at last light, whats up with that.

When I see that in the morning, I assume that it's part of the mating behavior during the spawn - I know male bass will rub up against females to get them to release their eggs so I've always figured it was the same deal, sort of...uhhh...blackfish foreplay.

Clammer's right too - I usually see it on a dead calm morning at slack, then followed by a sheen rising on the water which I always thought was the released milt.

Right after that the tog seemed to feed pretty actively -

Since tog aren't known to smoke I guess the next best thing after mating is a nice sandworm...

[Clammer]

and as far as spawning & spring fishing / I fish very few rock piles if any // mussels beds yes / but I ahve a few spot that are sans , sand , sand ,,

the best day I can remember having // we had soooooooo many fish in the fish bags that the old Portuguese fisherman use to use that we could not get the boat out of the water // we were fishing crystal clean water / straight sand //I don,t think we lost one rig to a hangup///

ya can forget everything I just said in the fall //

oh /did I say I never use crabs in the spring // no rocks ,no structure , nooooo chogies // no need for crabs //// plus they are spawing & the mouths are soft compared to the fall // worms & mussels will out fish crabs in the long run // as long as your not on rock piles ><,..,

Sorry / thats not me talking /Clammer only knows Schoolies

[zacs]

Originally Posted by Clammer

... Sorry / thats not me talking /Clammer only knows Schoolies

And *&(%(!!$** BLOOOOOooOOS


Seriously though, is the meat soft or mushy from the spawn in the spring? I only have experience with fall/winter tog.

__ZAC__

[striprman]

I use large quohogs as bait (cut in half) , a 1/0 "pacific bass" hook catches them good, and if a flounder happens along, that hook will catch them too.