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B-Faithful 11-06-2009 03:26 PM

CBBT Trips
 
Anyone planning trips to the CBBT this year. I usually go the first weekend in Dec. But am considering the second?

I troll, eel and jig. Typically eel first light, then troll the pilings with big baits for bubba until we see birds and will chase them too. Our biggest there was two years ago at 48" 48lbs! Looking to break that this year.

Hockleyneck 11-06-2009 05:00 PM

I will make a trip to either CCBT or Wachapreague, maybe both. I just put 4 disc brakes on my trailer and replaced the single drum. I have a 1500 GMC that felt like it was being pushed when braking. Hopefully this will help and make the drive more enjoyable.

B-Faithful 11-06-2009 05:03 PM

If you dont mind me asking. can you email me the cost of the drum to disk conversion? Our boats are nearly the same weight wise and I am have to think ahead and take it easy :eek: I was planning on doing the swap when my brakes are done but I may do it before if I get the time and want to spend the money.

Francis 11-06-2009 06:09 PM

Hey Greg,
I'll be there the week between Christman and New Years. Will also be there the second weekend in December. We will have to see though. If fishing stays good up here, I don't see no reason to run! Ok, maybe for the eeling. . .

Baldzilla 11-06-2009 08:39 PM

We are looking to go a few times this year...we have never fished it before so are looking for experienced HOs that may want to go with us...Mike has already said he might want to go but if anyone wants to go let me know!

Hakuna Matata 11-07-2009 02:47 PM

I've done CBBT trips for the past two years, but when I go it's usually a suicide trip ie down and back in the same day. Many of my trips aren't planned more than a week or two in advance because I don't need Hotel reservations or need to take off from work etc.

-JB

240 LTS 11-07-2009 03:35 PM

I never have been before either but hear about great trips as well as possible rogue waves to watch out for.

Any basic info on ramps and hotels to use or to stay away from?
I have a 24' Bay boat.
I know I could "Search" on another site but this will become a must visit daily, hourly site now. Just keep it simple.

Thank you,
Jeff

B-Faithful 11-07-2009 04:08 PM

I tow my boat down there. I stay at the Kiptopeke Inn and launch at Kiptopeke St Park. It is about 3 miles north of the bridge. I would rather tow down the flat, less congested eastern shore than fight my way down 95 to Va Beach

http://travel.yahoo.com/p-hotel-3237...RzbGsDdGl0bGU-

not the fanciest place but a place lay your head and rest. Lots of fisherman there. Used to be a dump but they cleaned it up some a few years ago. We still call it the cockroach inn :D

240 LTS 11-07-2009 11:12 PM

Thanks B,

Jeff

drichitt 11-08-2009 09:57 AM

I have never been and hope to try and make it this year. The Frederick MSSA chapter is putting together a trip that I may hook up with. Sounds like a blast to fish down there...Don

JoshKaptur 11-08-2009 08:59 PM

I usually get down about 10 or so times... all but one or two of those are the infamous suicide runs.

In years past we've always done our first trip on the saturday after thanksgiving... but we'll be staying local for longer this year.

My favorite times to fish are after the VA season closes... and usually well into February. Less crowded and IME, a more likely chance you'll find bigger fish on the jig.

I don't advertise it much on TF because I feel it's the best secret in town, but I am a HUGE fan of wise ramp if you have a crew. Can be hard to launch there solo with the current, but with a crew on the ropes it's no problem. Just be prepared to pick lettuce off your trailer afterwards. But is much closer and much more sheltered than Kipto.

mburrows 11-09-2009 11:00 PM

I've never been but want to. Maybe I can hook up with others going down. I have a 21' and it's a long ride to get down there and find it too rough. That and going with someone who has been there usually cuts down on the learning curve. When is the best time, early December?

Mike

JoshKaptur 11-10-2009 11:36 AM

December thru February if you ask me. Big fish caught on eels regularly all through that time. Most of our LTJ big fish in the last two years have come later in the "season" (CBBT season, that is) if I remember correctly.

Shawn Kimbro 11-11-2009 10:53 PM

I'll be at the CBBT the week of Dec. 7th with my boys. Can't wait!

butch 11-14-2009 09:00 AM

listen to josh... he's got the time periods right on the hsyd for cbbt.

butch 11-14-2009 09:01 AM

and... go get 'em , mr kimbre. don't get em all, tho!

skipperwork 11-14-2009 10:15 AM

I'll be down there 2,3,4 times. Usually as many time as the misses and bank allows. Jigging the pillings and keeping some stools warm at Kelly's.

Fishamajig 11-16-2009 07:57 AM

Cbbt
 
Decemebr 18, 19 , 20, 21 (Weather permitting)

Last year the best fishing was in January...

JoshKaptur 11-16-2009 05:47 PM

Paul you could afford more fishing if you didn't go to Kelly's! Might even help you in the "missus" department too! Fish, eat, sleep. I'll go to a bar when I can't fish!

cmason164 11-20-2009 10:55 PM

I will be down there 12,13,14 of December, Then again for a few days before xmas, and a few days right before new years. Mostly eel,and chase birds, Its a nice change of pace from all the trolling I do in midbay

We do the same as most, stay at Kipto inn Launch at the Kipto State Park and eat and drink at Kellys. Usually have a hard time finding commited anglers that late in the season though.


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