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Jeff Furber · 04-09-2004, 03:18 PM

jrc, right out in front of Lake Shore Park and in front of the Marina very close to Ellayoca lots of smallmouth bass are caught.This should make you very accessable if you have a small boat. In the spring, perhaps by the end of May and early june the bass fishing in that area should be good.
Many fisherman sit out in front of the Marina in 25ft of water and use crayfish and shiners. From there down towards Smith Pt and Sleepers Island is good for trout and salmon.
You can probably ask a trout guy what lures you might use with the spinning tackle that you get, that would be suitable for salmon and trout. Probably a lure that has a similar color of alewife, which is a type of bait fish in Winnie.

04-09-2004, 03:18 PM	#7
Jeff Furber Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Hopkinton, Mass Posts: 34 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Casual Fishing jrc, right out in front of Lake Shore Park and in front of the Marina very close to Ellayoca lots of smallmouth bass are caught.This should make you very accessable if you have a small boat. In the spring, perhaps by the end of May and early june the bass fishing in that area should be good. Many fisherman sit out in front of the Marina in 25ft of water and use crayfish and shiners. From there down towards Smith Pt and Sleepers Island is good for trout and salmon. You can probably ask a trout guy what lures you might use with the spinning tackle that you get, that would be suitable for salmon and trout. Probably a lure that has a similar color of alewife, which is a type of bait fish in Winnie.