Providence and Seekonk River Stripers and Bluefish Report

 

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Striped Bass and Blues have been taking pogies, seaworms and clams tongues in the Providence and Seekonk Rivers. Schools of stripers and bluefish have been following the bait up and down the rivers. Sabin Point in East Providence has been good on the falling tide. The East Bay Bike Path offers some great spring striped bass fishing. Fishing the outflows at coves along the bike path produces some nice bass.

Spring striper fishing offers shore fishermen the best opportunity for keeper striped bass as the fish concentrate in the waters from Conimicut Point north.

 

RI Fall Striped Bass and Tautog Fishing Reports

RI Striped Bass fishing has been improving in recent weeks. Providence's India Point Park anglers have been landing keeper bass, bluefish and tautog. Bass and bluefish have been feeding on pogey chunks and been taking diving lures as well as live eels. The stripers and blues have been caught from Gaspee Point Warwick north and the pogies have been holding at Parent's Marina in Pawtucket in the Seekonk River. There are keeper tautog at Conley's Dock and along the bulkhead at the Port of Providence.

Surfcasters have been catching more blues than bass but the action has been good at Charlestown Breachway. Pogey chunks, eels and diving lures have been very effective there.

Tautog (Blackfish) fishing has been good along the coast for both boat and shore fishermen. Black sea bass and scup are still open and are taking sea worms, squid and clam tongues. Tautog limits are now 6 per person with a 10 per boat maximum.

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RI DEM STOCKS 6,000 RAINBOW TROUT IN PONDS AND RIVERS THROUGHOUT
RHODE ISLAND FOR FALL FISHING SEASON

PROVIDENCE - The Department of Environmental Management's Division of Fish and
Wildlife has stocked approximately 6,000 rainbow trout in several locations throughout the state
this month for the fall freshwater fishing season.

DEM Fish & Wildlife staff finished stocking the hatchery-raised rainbow trout this
week in Silver Spring Pond in North Kingstown, Beaver River in Richmond, Wyoming
Pond in Richmond and Hopkinton, Wood River in Exeter, Hopkinton and Richmond, Upper
Pawtuxet River in Coventry, Blackstone River in Cumberland and Lincoln, Round Top
Ponds in Burrillville, and Stafford Pond in Tiverton. Earlier this month, trout were stocked
in Meadowbrook Pond in Richmond, Carbuncle Pond in Coventry, Spring Grove Pond in
Glocester, and Olney Pond in Lincoln Woods.

Trout stocking was delayed in some water bodies this fall because of elevated water
temperatures and low water conditions. In addition, cyanobacteria or blue-green algae
infestations prevented the department from stocking trout in Melville Ponds in Portsmouth.

Fall is traditionally an excellent time of the year to enjoy trout fishing in
Rhode Island. According to the most recent statistics from the US Fish & Wildlife Service’s
National Survey of Fishing, Hunting, and Wildlife-Associated Recreation (2006), residents
and tourists spend over $153 million annually in Rhode Island on trip and equipment-related
expenditures for fishing activities.

A 2012 fishing license is required for anglers 15 years of age and older wishing to
catch fish. A Trout Conservation Stamp is also required of anyone wishing to keep or possess
a trout or to fish in a catch-and-release or 'fly-fishing only' area. Fishing licenses and the Trout
Conservation Stamp ($5.50) can be obtained at any city or town clerk's office or authorized
agent such as bait and tackle shops and Benny's. Licenses may also be obtained at DEM's
Boat Registration and Licensing Office located at 235 Promenade Street in Providence. As an
added convenience, anglers may purchase their fishing license online via ri.gov by clicking
on “Hunting, Fishing, Boating Licenses” on the left side of the homepage on the DEM website at
www.dem.ri.gov.
License fees remain at $18 for Rhode Island residents and current members of the Armed
Forces, $33 for a combination hunting and fishing license, $35 for non-residents, and $16 for
a tourist three-consecutive-day license. Anglers over 65 must have a license, which for them
is free, but do not need a trout stamp. The license is also free for anyone with a 100 percent
disability.

A list of stocked ponds and other information of interest to anglers can be found on
DEM's website, www.dem.ri.gov, by clicking on “Fish and Wildlife” under “Offices and
Divisions,” and then choosing “Freshwater Fisheries.”

 

RI Fishing Report for August 14th 2012

 

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The Upper Bay is too hot for striped bass.

Water temperatures in the Providence River are approaching 80 degrees.

The best fishing has been in the waters south of the Jamestown and Newport Bridges. Tautog are being caught a Fort Wetherill and at Stone Bridge in Tiverton. Sea Worms have been working well.

Fluke fishing has been spotty but serious fluke are being landed by some anglers. Brendan Hagopian caught an 11 pounder and numerous Black Sea Bass.

Billy Silvia of Can't Imagine Charters has been landing some big striped  bass at Block Island.

 

Skipjacks are being caught in Rhode Islands coves, bays and rivers.

Skipjacks are juvenile bluefish they are being caught in abundance in the Providence and Seekonk Rivers at Bristol Narrows and in Newport.

Basics of Skipjack Fishing

Skipjacks are caught with small popping floats with a metal lure or surgical tubing behind it.

Light spinning tackle is used 4- 8 pound test line and a 5'-6' light action rod. Skipjacks can be seen by the disturbance they make on the waters surface. Cast to a schooll of skipjacks and begin popping the float as you retrieve it the lure trails 12" - 18" behind the float you will see the skipjacks strike at the lure. 

Skipjack fishing is fun and the skipjacks can be fried or grilled. They are delicious and are a favorite of Southeast Asian, Portuguese and Italian fishermen here in New England. Laotian, Cambodian and Vietnamese fishermen treavel from as far away as Lowell, Fitchburg, Springfield and Boston to take advantage of the bounty of skipjack fishing here in RI.  It is a family affair with men, women and children joining in on the fun.

RI Fishing Regulations for Skipjacks

Skipjacks are baby bluefish and the limit is 15 skipjacks per person per day.

A RI Saltwater license is required for all anglers over 16 years of age

RI Blue Crab Fishing has been Excellent

Blue crabs are being caught in the upper reaches of Narragansett Bay

The Providence and Seekonk Rivers have been very productive. East Bay anglers are crabbing in Hundred Acre Cove in Barrington and the Warren, Barrington and Palmer Rivers. Colt State Park and the Bristol Narrows are also favored crabbing spots. Blue Crabs prefer brackish water where they catch mummichogs and spearing. RI law requires that blue crabs be caught by a dip net or handline. Baits used are fish carcasses, fish heads and chicken. Ri Creel limit is 25 blue crabs per person with a width at the points of 5 inches.

 

 

 

 

RI Fishing Report for July 6th 2012

Ocean State Tackle is Now Open From 5AM Until 9PM Daily @ 430 Branch Ave, Providence RI

Scup fishing is Hot Large Scup are feeding n Seaworms, Blood Worms, Squid and Clam Tongues.

RI Scup fishermen are catching scup up to 21 inches along the South Shore, Newport, Jamestown and Sakonnett River have been producing nice scup. Inside Narragansett Bay scup fishing has been good at Rocky Point, Conimicut Point and under thew Mount Hope Bridge. Colt State Park in Bristol and the Bristol Town Dock have been offering up scup on a steady basis as well.

RI Fluke Fishing is Good with boat and shore anglers catching keepers.  Shore fishermen have been catching fluke at URI's Bay Campus and at Scarborough Beach.

Block Island Bass are taking Eels Newport Bass are feeding on Eels and Pogies.

Billy Silvia has been catching striped bass to 50 pound at Brenton Reef and Seal Ledge in Newport. Joe Waterworks caught a few nice bass at Southwest Ladge at Block Island drifting eels.

We have a sale on Sea Worms Buy 4 Dozen Sea Worms for $25 or Buy Sea Worms by the Flat for $53

 RI Fishing Report for the Fourth of July Week

Ocean State Tackle is Now Open From 5AM Until 9PM Daily @ 430 Branch Ave, Providence RI

RI Scup Fishing is Excellent, Striped Bass Fishing and Fluke Fishing are Good

Bass and Blues are Hitting Fresh Pogies, Mackerel and Clam Tongues in the Providence River as well as the Seekonk River

Shore fishermen are catching bass and bluefish at Parent's Marina and River Road along the Seekonk River in Providence and Pawtucket RI. There have been a ton of pogies in the upper reaches of the Seekonk River as recently as last night. The Hurricane Barrier and India Point Park have been good at night .

Early morning bass bite has been very good at Conimicut Point. Conimicut Point is a great family spot with opportunities for fishing for scup, bass and blues and swimming and clamming for the entire family. Clamming there has the following restrictions.

4.13.1Conimicut Point Soft-Shell Clam Management Area
 
4.13.1-1 Certain waters adjacent to Conimicut Point are established as a Soft-
Shell Clam Management Area.  This area is defined as south of a line between
Conimicut Point, Warwick (41°43’3”- 71°21’28”) and Nayatt Point Lighthouse
(41°43’30”- 71°20’20”), Barrington (the northern boundary coincides with D.E.M.
Office of Water Resources established pollution closure boundary); and north of
a line between the eastern end of Samuel Gorton Avenue, Warwick (41°42’14”-
71°21’54”), and the southern end of Bay Road, Barrington (41°43’21”- 71°18’32”),
 
4.13.1-2 Shellfish harvesting in Conimicut Point Soft-shell Clam Management
Area will be allowed only when declared open by the D.E.M. Office of Water
Resources based upon water quality considerations, and permitted only
between sunrise and 12:00 NOON. 

Striped bass fishing east of Prudence Island has been good according to Captain Billy Silvia he has been fishing at Sandy Point and at Brenton Reef Newport RI.

Block Island Bass fishing has improved with a better ration of bass to blues than recently. Fluking there is good with several reports of 8 - 10 pound fluke being landed this week. Eels have been the ticket for large bass at the island.

Ocean State Tackle has sand eels, squid and sea worms as well as a huge selection of rigs for fluke fishing.

Ocean State Tackle will be open from 5am to 8pm on July 4rth 2012

 

 

 

RI Fishing Report for June 1 2012

The Providence River is Hot

Charter Captain Billy Silvia of Can't Imagine Charters has been fishing the Providence River He is catching nice striped bass livelining pogies. Shore anglers are landing stripers as large as 44 inches at Save the Bay. The outflow at Watchemoket Cove has been producing some nice bass on the falling tide. Chunking pogies has been the ticket at the Fox Point Hurricane Barrier, India Point park and Bold Point have been productive also.

 

Billy Silvia has been reporting good striped bass fishing east of Prudence Island and at Brenton Reef in Newport. Block Island Bass fishing has been good with a better ration of bass to blues this week.

Seekonk River is producing some nice Striped Bass

Shore fishermen along the Seekonk River are being rewarded with some hefty bass. Sea worms, Clam Tongues and Pogey Chunks have been landing bass at Richmond Square, the Red Bridge in Providence. The bass have made their way to Pawtucket and fishing behind the Pawtucket Boys Club, School St and Parent's Marina have all been good.

Now Open Until 9PM on Friday and Saturday

5 am to 8 pm Monday - Thurs

5 am to 7 pm Sunday

Scup Fishing is decent at Colt State Park. The scup bite at the Charlestown Breachway should be heating up soon as CT scup fishing has been very good. New Bedford scup fishing has been good and scup fishermen at the mouth of the canal have been doing very well.

RI Freshwater Fishing Report

Olney Pond in Lincoln Woods has been producing nice trout up to 3 and 4 pounds. The recent stocking of larger trout there has kept anglers happy, powerbait and nightcrawlers have been top baits.

Anglers using the Magic worm blower have been out producing other fishermen. The Magic Worm Blower injects air into the nightcrawler that makes the worm bouyant this keeps the worm suspended above the weeds and plants so it is more visible to passing trout.

 

RI Fishing Report May 25 2012

Now Open Until 9PM on Friday and Saturday

5 am to 8 pm Monday - Thurs

5 am to 7 pm Sunday

Big Stripers in Newport Surf

Saltwater Edge reports that SWE team member Mike Morocco has gone big! ( photo on right ) Numerous large fish have been taken out of the RI surf this week. This 42 pound beast fell for a bone Super Strike darter early Weds morning May 22cnd.

Billy Silvia has been pounding the Stripers at Sandy Point, Prudence Island

Pete Sebring and Kevin Costello fished with Billy aboard Can't Imagine Charter yesterday morning. They caught numerous stripers in the 33- 36 inch range at Sandy Pint yesterday. This morning Billy found bass to 42 inches and 27 pounds there but moved to Mount Hope Bay to get away from large blues that had moved in overnight.

John Grinder picked up a few nice bass livelining pogies at Conimicut Point in the Providence River. Shore anglers @ Save the Bay have been landing bass up to 44 inches this week. The Hurricane Barrier, Bold Point and the entire Seekonk River have been holding pogies and striped bass .

Tautog and Scup Fishing has been good at Ohio Ledge, Colt State Park and the Mount Hope Bridge

Fluke fishing has been hit or miss at Austen Hollow and the Jamestown and Newport Bridges.

 

RI Fishing Report April 27, 2012

RI Freshwater Fishing Report

RI trout fishing in rivers and streams is improving as this week rains allowed trout to move about. Dave Poreca from River and Riptides said that a caddis hatch has trout taking dry flies. Trout fishing in Olney Pond is still producing trout shiners, night crawlers and powerbait have all been effective.

Prespawn bass have been taking shiners and lures at Stump Pond in Smithfield. Barney and Scott Ponds have been producing bass too. The water is still cool and the bass are not that active so a slow retrieve is more likely to be successful. The bass strike defensively so you have to present the lure to them as they are not foraging far. Jigs and Rattle Traps are good options right now.

Saltwater Fishing Report for RI and Massachusetts

Striper fishing has been excellent.

Dave Pickering rates this spring as one of the best for striped bass fishing. Lots of schoolies on the beaches with the west wall getting lots of action.

Narrow River has been good and the Providence and Seekonk Rivers have been producing some nice striped bass. Shore anglers have found bass taking chunk pogeys, sea worms and clam tongues. The Henderson Bridge is a good spring striped bass spot the Seekonk River narrows there and fishing there takes advantage of the bass that are migrating to the herring run at Omega Pond. Fly fishermen fish on the East Providence side of the Henderson Bridge also known as the Red Bridge. They find good footing on the paved bottom under the bridge clousers and deceivers fished with a wf 7wt or 8 wt intermediate sinking line is usually the most productive. Bunker or Eel fly patterns are the ticket.

Tautog Fishing Report

Spring Tautog fishing has been decent but heavy winds have kept most boaters in the upper bay. The Taunton River has a new bridge and there are plenty of tautog around it's pilings. The Brightman St Bridge is a great spot for shore fishing for striped bass and Tautog. You can fish the bridge itself or the shore on the north and south sides of the bridge.

Fishing Report for RI and Ma April 19th 2012,

Taunton and Barrington Rivers  Producing Keeper Bass

Striped Bass fishermen that have fishing with pogey chunks for striped bass are being rewarded with some nice keepers in the Barrington and Taunton Rivers. Waters near herring runs are the best bet for stripers right now. Narrow River and the Seekonk River have been fishy as well with reports of fish being taken on soft plastics, 9ER's umbrella lures, sea worms and pogies.

 

Squid Fishing is heating up in Jamestown at Fort Getty and Sakonett Point in Little Compton, RI.

I also got reports of squid in the Cape Cod Canal last night. with the squid and herring in it is only a matter of time before the striped bass migration is in full swing. Live lining squid under a float or balloon can be very effective during this time.

Tips for Jigging for Squid

Squid fishing requires light tackle with 12 to 15 pound test monofilament line or 20 - 30 pound braided line.  Squid congregate in schools around structure with light. In RI Sakonnet Point, Jamestown and Newport offer some of the best squid fishing. The Goat Island Causeway is squid fishing hub that attracts squid fishermen from hundreds of miles. Bristol Town Dock and the docks in Gallilee, Jerusalem and Block Island also offer good squid fishing at times.

Squid Jigs are made by a few companies. We sell Yozuri and Yamashita as well as Anco Squid Jigs. Yozuri and Yamashita have been the most popular with our customers, smaller sizes are the hottest right now. Pink, orange and  luminescent green have been the biggest sellers for the last few years but  green and blue can work well too. 

Tautog Report

 

Tautog fishing has been mixed with some anglers doing very well and other being skunked. I have had tautog landed from Providence, New Bedford, Newport and Narragansett. The tautog are being caught with both sea worms and crabs.

 

RI Fishing Report April 17, 2012

Trout Season Opening Day

Opening day of trout season on Saturday was productive for many anglers. Lincoln Wood's Olney Pond trout fishermen found PowerBait to be the most effective. Anglers there using In line spinners also landed some nice fish.

Dave Garzoli took his daughter to a smal brook in Cumberland and she caught three trout on powerbait quickly. He then set her rod up with a circle hook with a meal worm  She immediately began catching and releasing several more quality Rainbows that were hooked right in the lip.  By 7am she called it quits after landing approximately 10 rainbows. 

Dave then met up with a friend on the Blackstone in Woonsocket to give him some amateur fly rod instruction.  Using olive and brown Wooly Buggers patterns with a small bead head we tallied around 14 or 16 fish between us.  There were some nice big rainbows in the mix.  All fish were released for another day.   

Saltwater Fishing Report

The Providence saltwater fishing season is gaining traction as migratory striped bass are joing the winter over stripers in the Providence and Seekonk Rivers. Shore anglers in Providence are doing well using sea worms and pogey chunks at the Hurricane Barrier and at India Point Park.

Boat anglers have found trolling 9ER's Umbrella Rigs and casting and retrieving soft plastics in the Seekonk River effective. Best bet is north of the Red Bridge and the waters near Omega Pond.

Tautog Season Opened Sunday

RI Tautog season opened April 15th. Manny and Andrew Faria limited out on Tautog in the East Passage in an hour on Sunday am. Green Crabs and sea worms have been producing keeper tautog off of Newport and Scarborough Beach. Today Annie Ma sent me a pic of the first Tautog of their season caught with green crabs in teh Providence River. Tautog can be found along the bulkheads, pilings and rock piles in the Providence River, Conimicut Light and the day marker near Haines Park can offer good spring tautog fishing.

 

 

RI Opening Day of Trout is Saturday April 14th 2012

Ocean State Tackle will be Open All Night Friday the 13TH for RI Opening Day of Trout

RI Tautog Season Opens Sunday April 15th 2012

 

RI Fishing Report April 13th 2012

Striped Bass are being landed In Narragansett RI and Westport MA

Stripers have been being caught in the Providence River for a while. Anglers in boats have been working soft plastics at the outflow of Manchester Power Plant. Striped Bass fishermen on the bulkhead at the Providence Fox Point Hurricane Barrier have been using sea worms, mackerel and pogey chunks.

This weekend I got surf reports from Dickie Counoyer of Woonsocket RI. Dickie is an avid striper fisherman and lure maker. Two 14 pound stripers were caught along with numerous schoolies at Narrow River. He also shared a report of striped bass being caught in the surf at Horseneck Beach in Westport Mass. Dick owns DC Custom Plugs.

Ri Tautog (Blackfish) Season opens Sunday April 15th. We will have green crabs and seaworms on Friday for Tautog fishing. RI Saltwater Fishing license allows RI the right to fish in CT, Ma and NY. Ma and CT Tautog fishing seasons are open now, tautog are being caught at the jetties in CT and a 21" Blackfish was landed at Battleship Cove in Fall River Ma.. The warmer weather has some of these fish inshore earlier than normal. Capt Billy Silvia of Can't Imagine Charters recommends fishing Castle Hill in Newport. I would add that Sakonnet Point,  Broken Bridge in Tiverton, Fort Wetherill and Beavertail in Jamestown RI.

 

Trout and Tautog are being caught in Ma

Easter Sunday Fishing Report

April 8, 2012

This weekend striped bass have been taken at the Manchester Station Outflow and the Fox Point Hurricane Barrier in Providence RI on Saltwater Assassins, RonZ's, seaworms, mackerel and pogey chunks.

Schoolie Striped bass are being caught in Newport, Middletown, Narragansett and the West Wall in Jerusalem RI.

RI White Perch fishing has been productive at the Hot Club in the Providence River, at 152 in Seekonk and in the Palmer River in Swansea Ma.

 

April 6th 2012

Dave Garzoli  caught 15 Brookies and 1 small brown this am in a small river in MA.  All the fish were taken on meal worms.  I thought they were browns at first since the colors didn’t really pop on them (hatchery).  The wild native ones I catch are beautiful.  These lacked that beautiful color.  There were a few fish that were fairly decent size for a Brookie.  

April 03 2012

I fished the Assabet River in Northborough MA this past Tuesday armed with my fly rod.  I landed a small brown using a olive wooly bugger.  That was the only action minus some small river chubs.  I worked a good stretch of the river but it fished poorly. 

Opening Day of Trour Fishing in RI is Saturday April 14, 2012

We will be fully stocked for RI Trout on Tuesday

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RI Tautog Fishing Season Opens Sunday April 15, 2012

We will have green crabs and seaworms on Friday April 13th

Mass and CT Tautog is open and I have reports of Tautog as large as 21 inches being caught at Battleship Cove in the  Taunton River in Fall River. The Brightman Sr Bridge often offers good spring Tautog fishing too.

 

 

 

RI DEM CAUTIONS ANGLERS ABOUT COLD WATER DANGER AND URGES THEM TO PUT SAFETY FIRST ON OPENING DAY OF FRESHWATER FISHING SEASON
 

            PROVIDENCE RI  - With the Rhode Island freshwater fishing season opening on Saturday, April 14, the RI  Department of Environmental Management reminds anglers – particularly those fishing from a boat – that even on a warm day water temperatures can hover in the low to mid 50s. According to a 2007 U.S. Coast Guard report, a boating accident is five times more likely to be fatal if the water is colder than 60 degrees. In addition, a 2010 report stated that eight out of 10 boaters who drowned were using vessels less than 21 feet in length. Coupling cold water with small, unstable vessels like canoes and kayaks places anglers in a very dangerous situation.

 

“Cold water can kill in ways that you might not expect," said Sergeant Steven Criscione, boating safety coordinator for RI DEM’s Division of Law Enforcement. “Nearly everyone knows that immersion in cold water can cause hypothermia - the abnormal lowering of the body's core temperature. What most don't know is that cold water immersion has several stages, any one of which can cause death.”

 

According to the U.S. Coast Guard Safety Division, victims who experience an unexpected fall overboard suffer initial cold water shock in the first minute, which involuntarily causes them to take a series of big breaths, called hyperventilation. If their head is underwater, they can inhale more than a quart of water and drown immediately.  People lucky enough to keep their head above water will continue hyperventilating as their blood pressure jumps. If they can't control their breathing within 60 seconds, they'll suffer numbness, muscle weakness or even fainting, which leads to drowning. A person with heart disease may experience sudden death due to cardiac arrest.

 

A victim who survives the first minute of cold shock and hyperventilation will progress to the second stage called “cold incapacitation” or swimming failure. Within about 10 minutes, rapid cooling of the extremities causes muscle stiffening so a person will no longer be able to perform the simplest tasks, such as swimming, holding onto a floating object, or putting on a life jacket. Even yelling for help can be difficult.

 

Hypothermia is the third stage. There is a common misperception that it sets in almost immediately after a person lands in cold water. However, a victim won't start to become hypothermic for 30 minutes. Severe hypothermia can take an hour or more to set in, depending on the water temperature, body mass, clothing, the amount of struggling and several other factors. A body core temperature of 95 degrees is considered hypothermic, loss of consciousness occurs at about 86 degrees, and death is imminent when the core temperature drops below 82. Unless a person is wearing a life jacket, drowning will occur long before severe hypothermia gets them.

 

Most boating fatalities are the result of capsizing or falls overboard, not collisions between boats running at high speed. “We see it time and time again in Rhode Island boating accidents,” Criscione said. “A single boat on a lake capsizes and the victim isn't wearing a life jacket, has no warning or time to put one on, and drowns due to the effects of cold water.”

 

Experts recommend that people who end up in the water stay with the boat, even if they aren't able to get back in. They are more likely to be seen by potential rescuers if they are next to a boat. A person should only swim for shore if wearing a life jacket, if the likelihood of rescue is low, or if they are close to shore and aren't able to climb back into or on top of the boat. The key is the life jacket, Criscione said. A person who suffers swimming failure or loss of consciousness will stay afloat wearing a life jacket, but will drown without one.

 

Pawtucket Carp Fishing April 1 2012

Jimmy Raisch caught this 7-8 pound carp in the 10 Mile River Sunday April 1 2012 in the afternoon with night crawlers at Pawtucket Country Club.