Big Bass and Blues on Bunker in Western Long Island Sound

By OTW ContributorJune 5, 2014

On June 4, 2014 Captain Ian Devlin reported catching and safely releasing his personal best striped bass, a 48-inch long, 42-pound fish. The bass ate a live bunker.

Devlin has also been playing with some big bluefish, up to 14 pounds.

Captain Ian Devlin Charters

East Norwalk, Connecticut
(203) 451-9400

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The bait in Western Long Island Sound is bunker - try to match the hatch with plugs, like these River2Sea Wide Glides. — The bait in Western Long Island Sound is bunker – try to match the hatch with plugs, like these River2Sea Wide Glides.

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One response to “Big Bass and Blues on Bunker in Western Long Island Sound”

Sev
It should come as no surprise that Captain Devlin is holding that 42 pounder.
Congratulations Ian!
Where’s Rich?

June 6, 2014
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