dowfisher

eric e. s. p.

framingham, Massachusetts, USA
Member since May 8th, 2010
I have been self-employed for about 2 years. I used to work for a large company sitting at a cubicle. I can make more time for fishing now. Just bought a fly-rod, been practicing fly fishing on Dug Pond Natick, mostly Bluegill.
dowfisher

General Info

Interests
Fishing
Camping
Guitar Playing
Favorite Fish to Catch
Largemouth
Favorite Type of Fishing
Spin Rod
Water Type
Freshwater
Favorite Lures
Topwater
Fishing Rods
Spinning
Casting
Fly Rod
Fishing Reels
Daiwa
Pflueger
Abu Garcia
Hobbs Creek
Fishing Techniques
Topwater
Soft Plastics
Spoons
Flies
Favorite Fishing Spot
Lake Cochituate
Favorite Video
Watch Fly Max TV on WFN, great!!
# of MAFF Friends
8

eric e. s. p.'s Latest Reports

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Fished for a couple of hours this morning. Caught a 14inch bass with a bubble gum senko, and a 15 inch bass on a large topwater popper.

Posted 14 years ago

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I was fishing with a bubblegum color 5 inch senko. I had the hook point buried, no weights. I cast out pretty far; all I saw shallow were really small bass and bluegill. I was moving the rod up and reeling in after moving the rod down. I felt pressure and also notice the line moving away, I quickly set the hook. This nice largemouth was the catch.

Posted 14 years ago

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I was fishing a shady area of Hopkinton State Park with a white, beaded wooly bugger. This was tied on to spinning tackle, using a clear, weighted bobber. The clear bobber will not be as visible to fish, and won't scare them as easily. I caught three crappie pretty quickly. Crappie really like shady, kind of shallow areas.

Posted 14 years ago

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While waiting for a carp to bite, I started fishing a fast moving section of the Merrimack in Lowell. I cast into the faster current and reeled back to the seam between fast and slower current. I was using a spinning rod with a clear, weighted bobber, and a white wolly bugger tied on. I caught these 2 pumpkinseeds, and also a smallmouth bass with this technique.

Posted 14 years ago

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This morning I fished from 8am to 9am. The rain was steady, heavy at times. I think I caught about 6 or 7 bass. I used the Rappala skitter pop, tan frog color topwater. I also used a size 8, black wooly bugger fly. I caught a big largemouth, probably about 15 or 16 inches on the topwater, and also some small largemouth. I caught 1 small largemouth on the wooly bugger. Great outing. If it was a tournament, I reached five fish in about 40 minutes. I was to the right of the beach area and right of the dike.

Posted 14 years ago

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It was around 8:30am and I already caught a bunch of bluegill with dryflies and wetflies with a clear weighted bobber, spinning tackle. I was working the area in between the boat ramps and the beach, very weedy. I switched to a skitter pop topwater, and after a few casts I caught this largemouth. He exploded on the topwater. It was awesome.

Posted 14 years ago

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I went to Ashland Res. at around 7am. It was only about 25-30 degrees out. Across the water from the left side of the parking area is where I was fishing. There was no ice from the shore to about 30-40 feet into the water. I cast power bait eggs onto the ice and reeled back into the water. An hour later I caught this nice trout.

Posted 15 years ago

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I went to a pond off of Clinton Road in Hopkinton, MA at around 2:30pm. I have fished this spot before and saw this fish there before, but never caught it. My guess is that this bass was watching over a spawning area. I cast texas style rigged soft plastics. The bass would react and follow the worms but never strike. Finally I cast a Slug-go right in front of it's face and it ate it.

Posted 14 years ago

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It was early AM 5/8/10; rain, thunder and lightning. Weather calmed by about 7AM. I decided to go to Lake Cochituate and Power Bait fish for trout. I caught a fish after my first cast, only about a 15 minute wait. It was great for me since it turned out to be a Tiger Trout, my first. I noticed action on the surface and cast a dry fly. I got a couple of bites, but saw a flash of lightning and had to leave. Great short trip though, I caught a new type of trout. I think tiger trout are a brown and brook cross.

Posted 14 years ago

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With 54 Total Points


Previous Ranks Achieved:

  • Swordfish Rank
  • Striped Bass Rank
  • Largemouth Rank
  • Smallmouth Rank
  • Panfish Rank
  • Rainbow Trout Rank
  • Brook Trout Rank
  • Baitfish Rank


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Total Trips: 9

Total Photos: 24

Total Hotspots: 13

Total Trip Reviews: 1

Total Trip Comments: 1

Total Location Reviews: 1

Total Location Comments: 2

Total Locations Added: 0

Total Locations Edited: 1

Total Message Board Posts: 2

Total Species Comments: 0

Total Species Recipes: 0

Total Species Edited: 0

Total Amenities Added: 0

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Total Overall Points: 54

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