Rhode Island Fishing Report- January 26, 2023
Cod fishing has slowed and holdover striped bass fishing is tougher than years past, but trout and Sebago salmon are providing entertainment for wading and kayaking fishermen.
Cod fishing has slowed and holdover striped bass fishing is tougher than years past, but trout and Sebago salmon are providing entertainment for wading and kayaking fishermen.
Cod fishing is good when conditions permit, holdover stripers are active amid mild weather, and freshwater ponds are fishing well for trout, salmon, bass and pickerel.
Lakes and ponds are fishing well for largemouth bass and pickerel, and cod fishing holds steady through calmer, mild conditions.
Cod fishing is good through calm and mild conditions, holdover stripers are active, and freshwater bass bite well in the ponds.
Black sea bass and cod bless the boats running to Block Island, while tautog fishing holds steady and freshwater fishing picks up.
10-pound tog are still being caught from deep structure, while local rivers and salt ponds produce decent striped bass for anglers putting in the effort.
Good bottom fishing continues for cod and sea bass when conditions permit, and tautog fishing is consistent through choppy, turbid waters this week.
Tog fishing is good as bruiser blackfish slowly transition to offshore structure, while other anglers enjoyed steady cod and sea bass fishing.
Tautog slowly transition to deeper structure, cod fishing improves and striped bass move into the backwaters and rivers.
Excellent tautog fishing continues, cod and sea bass and big scup bite well, and stripers are scattered but available where bait is thick.