fishing

[rich]

So where does everyone here fish from and for what?

As far as me. I fish the NC coast. Ocracoke, Hatteras, Oregon-inlet and pamlico sound areas and I fish for anything that bites. All the way from Sunfish to marlin. Have caught a white but have not been lucky enough to get a blue yet but the sunfish now I can hammer those. lol. I just love the water. Give me a hook some line and some water and I will try to catch something.

[striper101]

We are out of Cape May.
Sounds like me, I started in fresh water many years ago and only did the saltwater thing maybe once or twice a year. Then progressed to only Salt, because I just love the ocean & being out on it! Plus, you never know what you'll come across out there!!

[gradywhite273]

Indian river delaware here, though if my wife doesn't get off my butt, the swimming pool will be converted to saltwater and stocked.

tim

[striper101]

Indian river delaware here, though if my wife doesn't get off my butt, the swimming pool will be converted to saltwater and stocked.

tim

Now I like that idea!!

[eagles2003fan]

Indian river delaware here, though if my wife doesn't get off my butt, the swimming pool will be converted to saltwater and stocked.

tim

No w thats funny

[eagles2003fan]

Wildwood at the bridge to cape may. Late May early June. Thats will you will find me.

[rich]

Indian river delaware here, though if my wife doesn't get off my butt, the swimming pool will be converted to saltwater and stocked.

tim

Will you let other members join you in fishing your pool?

[KEY-LIME-PIE]

Out of Ocean City Md. We try to catch it all! And you notice "we try". Life is a big ocean.....FISH IT!



Tom

[gradywhite273]

you bet rich, all are welcome

tim

[hedjug]

I live & keep my boat on the N.E. River 1 mile from the Susky Flats. That's where you will find me in the spring & fall. Bubba rockfish on topwater in my backyard... can't really beat it.

Father-In-Law has a boat in O.C. MD & we do the Tuna,Shark,Blues thing in the summer. We also target big fall stripers in the inlet, if they happen to show up.