Congratulations to GW on winning the 2008 Intra-NSAC Fluke Fishing Tournament. The 2008 New York fluke fishing regulations made for a challenging day of fishing and catching 20.5”+ fish proved to be no small task. There were plenty of sea robins, some shorts, and a few giants that got away. At the end of the day, GW’s two doormats were the only keepers landed. Despite the tough fishing, it was a great day out on the water.
Thanks again to BL for hosting the after party!
-BN’s 8lb Fluke
Congratulations to A Nigro for catching the new NSAC record Weakfish on May 29, 2008. He caught the fish while fishing in Riverhead, NY with a diamond jig. Exact Length and Weight - 25" and 5.4lbs.
To add a Trip Log to the NSAC Website just email photos and or video along with a summary of your latest fishing trip to: info@northshoreanglersclub.com

Congratulations to K Lutz for catching the new NSAC record Channel Catfish on May 17, 2008. He caught the fish while fishing the Hudson River in Saugerties, NY. Length and Weight estimate - 13" and 2.5lbs.
To add a Trip Log to the NSAC Website just email photos and or video along with a summary of your latest fishing trip to: info@northshoreanglersclub.com
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CCA NY
Dedicated to the Conservation and Protection of New York’s Marine Resources
Coastal Conservation Association New York
Western Suffolk Chapter Meeting Notice
Please join us on
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
8:00 PM to 10:00 PM
At
The meeting will discuss upcoming events, including our Annual Fundraising Banquet and Annual Family Day Fishing Trip.
In addition, there will be two presentations:
Charles Witek, CCANY Chairman, will present “The State of the Fisheries.” Want to know what’s going on with the fluke regulations, porgy season, etc.; Charlie will give you the latest information available.
Guy Zummo will present “Springtime Striper Tactics in the Great South Bay.” Guy will cover fly-rodding, spinning and clam chumming for stripers.
We look forward to seeing you on the 29th!
For more information and directions, please call Doug Laukaitis at (631) 586-3898.