kristaford73 Loc: Boston Massachusetts

What's the best method,bait,line setup,baiting hook methods,tides and spots near or within 20 miles of Quincy Massachusetts for Striped bass fishing without a boat. Thank you for anyone's input

GlennMc928 Loc: Tualatin OR

Your incoming tide will tide will always be best try to catch it about 20 minutes before the start of the start of the incoming tide and the best activity with the bite starting to slack off after the Hi tide. The best way to fish for striper's is a larger hook 8/0 and bigger with a sliding sinker and a 2 foot leader to a 8/0 hook one hook only. Look for the mud lines which would be where you see the dark water meeting up with the lighter colored water line. Cast about 2 to 3 feet into the water above the darker mud line letting your bait rest at wait. A larger hook for strippers is a must use or you will miss most of those larger fish. You need to remember that those bigger stripers spend most of there time living in the sea eating larger pry no small bait like some fishermen put on small hooks and the large striped bass are not picky eater's like those baby bass are and they will gulp up a larger hook without a problem and they almost hook them self do to the larger hook but a good hook set is still a must.

oldsalt Loc: Holland Pa

I’m in NJ, don’t know best methods for new england, but you better hurry up as the stripers are now migrating south. Talk to your local bait shops

Joecat Loc: Florida / Rhode Island

Haven’t been there in 15 years may not be the same anyhow drive down Quincy shore drive beach is on your right turn right towards marina bay there’s a small island / clump of land that sticks out into the water park your car walk to the tip there’s some rocks in the water throw top water at just about high you can see the rocks at low tide

flybynight Loc: Brookline, MA

Thanks, I just moved to Quincy. I can walk to that spot you described, not that I will. I will drive though, Thanks.

Joecat Loc: Florida / Rhode Island

They should still be there hope you get em