New England Weakfish | S11 E1

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S11 Ep1 New England Weakfish
Early season action on Cape Cod usually involves migrating striped bass and bluefish, but this past spring, another visitor made a strong appearance in the area - squeteague. More commonly known as weakfish, these fanged fish are voracious predators and violent fighters, yet they tend to fly under most anglers’ radars. Join Chris Megan and Jimmy Fee as they learn how to hunt these uncommon gamefish while wading through the bays and backwater estuaries of the Upper Cape. Using light tackle to target weakfish after the doldrums of winter, Chris and Jimmy enjoy the best weakfish action they’ve seen in years.
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19 апр 2018

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@homegrownpyrotechnics70-30 2 года назад

I could remember when I was a kid back in the early 80's there used to be football field sized schools of shad everywhere up here in Buzzards bay. And remember how beautiful these Weakfish where! Although we used to call them Squeteagues We caught a few but were rare. Mostly Blue fish and Striped Bass. Never forget the sight of hundreds of shad jumping out of the water running away from the Bluefish!! Good times!!

@jamesjannell8706 Год назад

Great content even 4 years later. You guys never get old. Can’t wait to hit the south cape in a few weeks

@OnTheWaterMedia Год назад

Thanks James! And good luck when you get out.

@walkerdixon2469 Год назад

As a speckled trout angler down south, it’s a dream of mine to catch their northern cousins.

@UDTGHOST420 3 месяца назад

Back in the day, we would go to the Delaware Bay Fortescue nj, and around 9 in the morning, they would start biting shedder crabs. It was the bait with a piece of squid we would throw back 4 lbers or less, only keep the tide runners. I would love to see it again, but actually, they don't know much about they spawning habits of the weakie. One day, they just disappeared great video. I'm glad you found them

@hyunsyu 2 месяца назад

Agree with you dude; back in the day when I was a kid in the early-mid 80's, we used to catch them on the coastline of CT with sandworms before they just disappeared.

@steveg8322 6 лет назад

SQUETEAGUE!!!!!

@kennethmcdermott5585 Год назад

Very enjoyable video to watch , beautiful area . I checked it out a couple of times over the years. I am guessing they didn't return to that spot the following year. However, I would bet they will be someplace in relatively close proximity to that area. Under the same conditions.