Dorchester Bay Fishing Spot
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- Public Fishing: Yes
- Last Modified By: carpmaster on 08/18/09 07:34 PM
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Dorchester Bay Baits and Tackle
Live Baits Check Prices
- Fresh Cut Pogies
- Calms
- Chunked mackerel. Fresh. Baitshop frozen doesn't make the cut here...
- Seaworms
- Pogy
- Calms
- yellow power eggs
- 1/6oz Thomas’ buoyant spoons
Dry Fly Check Prices
Live Bait (Other) Check Prices
- SEAWORMS
- Floating seaworms at night. Two on a bait holder hook. 3 foot mono leader. Giant bobber with a 2 oz weight rigged underneath and a big glow stick rubber banded to the bobber.
- Floating seaworms. 3 ft. leader. 2 worms per baitholder. Glow stick on bobber with 2oz weight under bobber.
- Live eels
- Seaworms on a Flounder Rig got
one at 1lb 5oz, two between 1-1/4lb - 1 lb, and one 11" short - Seaworms on a custom flounder rig
Other Check Prices
- 3 Berkley Gulp Salmon Eggs on a treble hook floating from the bottom about 8-10inches high.
- Power bait
- Clams, dropped to the bottom. 2.5 foot leader on a baitholder hook.
- Chunked mackerel
- Fresh, chunked mackerel.
- Chunked, frozen, garbage mackerel.
- Fresh, caught that day, small mackerels. Steel leader, size 8 hook.
- yellow power bait
Dorchester Bay Description
South Boston has the longest continuously accessible ocean waterfront of any Boston neighborhood; it also has one of the city’s highest hills, complete with panoramic views of Boston Harbor and Dorchester Bay. In comparison with the downtown side of South Boston, where port activities dominate, the south side of the peninsula is highly accessible, with many public beaches and walkways. Here active waterfront uses predominate—large public bathhouses and beaches, shaded pavilions to take in the views, yacht clubs, and fishing spots.