Scup

Rhode Island Sets 2013 Limits for Sea Bass, Scup & Fluke Rhode Island Sets 2013 Limits for Sea Bass, Scup & Fluke

Rhode Island has adopted the following seasons, bag and size limits for fluke (summer flounder), scup (porgy) and black sea bass: Fluke 18″ min. size 8 fish/day May 1-Dec. 31 Scup 10″ min. size 30 fish/day May 1-Dec. 31...

» April 16th, 2013
MA 2013 Sea Bass, Scup and Fluke Regs MA 2013 Sea Bass, Scup and Fluke Regs

The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission has approved the proposed 2013 seasons, minimum sizes, and bag limits for black sea bass, fluke (summer flounder) and scup submitted by Massachusetts Marine Fisheries. The proposed limits for private anglers are as...

» April 11th, 2013
RI Study to Examine Scup Mercury Levels RI Study to Examine Scup Mercury Levels

The Rhode Island Saltwater Anglers Foundation has awarded $12,000 to David Taylor, Ph.D., professor of marine biology at Roger Williams University, to study mercury contamination in scup taken from Rhode Island waters. Mercury is a widespread and toxic environmental...

» March 18th, 2013
Top 10 for Trophy Stripers Top 10 for Trophy Stripers

What does it take to catch a striped bass over 20 pounds? Here are 10 go-to baits and lures (in no particular order) for targeting a lunker linesider. 1: Eels What more can you say about eels? They’re readily...

» March 4th, 2013
RI Anglers Asked to Participate in Scup Survey RI Anglers Asked to Participate in Scup Survey

The scup fishery makes up an important part of Rhode Island’s saltwater fishing opportunities, yet little work has been done to understand what fishermen value about the fishery and what the resource offers to the public. To learn more...

» August 14th, 2012
Scup Catch Could be New World Record Scup Catch Could be New World Record

On August 4, 2012, while fishing off Bock Island, Marcelo Moutinho landed what could be the new all-tackle world record porgy (scup). The 4-pound,10-ounce fish was caught aboard the charter boat Widgeon, captained by Don Champion, out of Old...

» August 12th, 2012
Massachusetts Announces 2012 Regulations for Scup, Fluke and Sea Bass Massachusetts Announces 2012 Regulations for Scup, Fluke and Sea Bass

The Massachusetts Marine Fisheries Advisory Commission has approved new recreational scup, fluke and sea bass regulations for 2012. Under the new regulations, sea bass have a 14-inch size limit, along with a 10-fish bag limit from May 11 to...

» April 18th, 2012
2012 RI Saltwater Fishing Regs Announced 2012 RI Saltwater Fishing Regs Announced

The 2012 Rhode Island recreational regulations have been set for the following inshore species: Fluke (summer flounder): Bag limit increased by 1 fish; now 8 per day. Minimum size: 18.5″. Season: May 1 to December 31 Scup (individual): Bag...

» March 28th, 2012
CT Fishermen Face New Limits on Blackfish, Fluke, Porgy CT Fishermen Face New Limits on Blackfish, Fluke, Porgy

Charles Walsh has an article on CTPost.com on possible changes in coastal sportfishing regulations in Connecticut for 2012, which may include deep cuts in the recreational fluke, blackfish and scup (porgy) quotas. Here’s an excerpt: CTPost.com: Every year about...

» March 13th, 2012
Artificial Reef May be Created in Nantucket Sound Artificial Reef May be Created in Nantucket Sound

The Harwich, Massachusetts, board of selectmen have voted to approve permitting and construction of an artificial reef off Saquatucket Harbor. The reef would provide habitat for a variety of fish species (e.g., sea bass, tautog, scup, fluke, striped bass,...

» January 12th, 2012
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