Saltwater fishing has been consistently good the past few weeks, although it has been a challenge to avoid windstorms. The usual hotspots are Cape Mudge Lighthouse, the Hump and the Willow and Shelter point areas.
winter fishing is a little different than summer fishing, as the clarity of the water allows for flasherless fishing in some cases. The best way to go if you are inclined to go flasherless is with plugs or spoons. Typically herring or anchovies can be a good choice at this time of year, however, there have been some reports of Dogfish being in our local waters at this early date so it may be a good idea to stick to artificial lures.
Freshwater fishing has had it's ups and downs with higher water levels bringing better success. The Gold system is the highest producer at this time of year, followed by the Salmon River, and the Oyster.
Most local lakes produce all winter long, with some of the best fishing happening during the cooler months.