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I think Admin is going to let me have this space
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Toms River, NJ
Posts: 2,526
Credits: 4,952.0
Boat: 24 proline cc and 33 pace express
Home Port: Forked River NJ
Best Catch: EST. Grander In Toms Canyon/ 145lb allison/ 250lb mako/58lb cobia, 1st place 1996 miami metropolitan
Occupation: Self Employed Repossession
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I decided since the outgoing tide the past few weeks has been rough with no fish i wanted to get the incoming tide last night.. the tide was set to turn around 845 and off i went around 630 to get a little bit of fishing in.
got on the beach in ortley and set up just north of my favorite hole.. 2 guys were fishing 3 rods and did not catch anything while i was there. i loaded up the hooks with clam and lobbed it on out there. no more than 5 minutes last the clicker goes off and the rod start batting down towards the water... i grab the rod, tighten the drag and the circle hook does its job!! fish on baby fish on!! after a short quick fight i get my first of 6 stripers and this one being 27" got measures up for my data and records and went right back into the drink. as i baited that rod up the other rod decided to start dnacing as i threw the clam on the groun and ran over the striper had already hooked himself and game on.. once again i got this guy to the beach in short order, dehooked, and released another 26" bass... now it was time to reload all the baits and get ready to cast. loaded up the clam again and away the bait went on the first one, second rod in the water, set them into the rod holder and take out the plugging stick.. got a black/purple needle fish with a black/purple teaser. walk into the water about ankle high and make a cast. whipped it out there to hear zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz..... the clicker is going nuts and the bait rod is down again.. damn i go running and throw the plugging rod into the bed of my truck and grab my new rod and reel i just bought and lock and load.. once again the circle hook did its thang and fish on. i fought the fight for about 5 minutes and finally got it into the wash after several nice runs.. this time i put a nice 30" bass into the box and cracked another clam to get back out there. i set the baits again and had a small lull in the action and took a little breather, smoked a cig, drank some gatorade, and just enjoyed the nice breeze for about 25 minutes when the one rod goes over again!! pick it up and off he goes.. feisty little bugger but when i get it in thinking i had my limit it was 27 1/2" long so back in the water in went to live another day.. the tide starting to go slack and i knew it was time to make a move but i gave it another cast and as soon as the one rod hit the water it began to dance.. hooked up and brought in a nice 2lb kingfish to the beach.. in the box he went and back out.. i gave it another 30 minutes in this spot catching some skates, some sea robins and some sand sharks.. decided to make a move to my north and fish and found a small hole but didnt catch anything once i stopped and fished for about 45 minutes.. i figured on the incoming the jetty rocks would beholding bait and fish with a se wind and the outgoing tide so i went on the north side of ajetty in lavallette and gave it a toss out there.. got both rods in the water and before i could sit in my seat one started to take off..set the hook and once again and smaller 26" bass is on the beach, dehooked and back into the water. the last bass of the night came about 10 minutes later and was 27" and was throw back into the water. now i was all depressed as it was like 10pm and i am completely out of clams and none of my friends on the beach have any more left either and all the shops are closed around the area so i guess it was time to go home.. was going to stick it out until the turn again at 240am but didnt have the time and didnt want to get a divorce so home i went!! the fish are here and seem to be pretty damn hungry but the incoming seems to be a little better than the outgoing and the top of the tide is not to bad also.. i am going to say clams are still the best bet and i am not a high/low rig guy.. i used 4ft of 30-50lb flourocarbon with 6/0-8/0 gamakatsu octopus circle hooks with a fish finder rig.. i also try to use nothing less than 6 oz of weight as i dont really want it to move. happy to say this has worked for me in the past and continued to work while others dont catch as many fish as i do in the same area.. i may be lucky or it may be the tackle i use but it work for sure.. heading out again friday night or saturday morning depending on the tides if anyone in central/south jersey wants to join me.. plenty of room in the truck and plenty of rods, reels, and terminal tackle to last you a life time.. |
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Anthony's Ark is a blowboater
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: New Jersey
Posts: 276
Credits: 1,359.9
Boat: 21' W/A
Home Port: Chadwick
Best Catch: 48"/ 40Lbs Striper- Oct 2006
Occupation: Sales, Public Safety Dispatch & Communications Systems
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Nice report
Thanks for the report... I've heard regular reports re: stripers for the past week... all saying the same ~ 28-29" give or take an inch, I'm glad to hear another confirmation.
A friend walked out to the Tip of Sandy Hook and got skunked last week... that's a long walk for nothing. Where were you at? I'll let you know when I'm coming down to hit the beach. Bring the camera next time.... |
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I think Admin is going to let me have this space
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Toms River, NJ
Posts: 2,526
Credits: 4,952.0
Boat: 24 proline cc and 33 pace express
Home Port: Forked River NJ
Best Catch: EST. Grander In Toms Canyon/ 145lb allison/ 250lb mako/58lb cobia, 1st place 1996 miami metropolitan
Occupation: Self Employed Repossession
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FORGOT THE DAMN CAMERA... LOL ALSO I WAS IN LAVALETTE AND ORTLEY AREA... let me know when you want to come down.. we can take the truck out and have a grand old time with some stripers!! |
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backlash king
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 15
Credits: 1,265.7
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IBSP
Just opened the house for the fall. I rent from Oct thru Dec in Seaside. Fished Wed thru Sat am. All plugs/rubber baits. 26 bass, most 25-27" but a few 28-30. Missed a lot of fish due to short hits. |
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I think Admin is going to let me have this space
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Toms River, NJ
Posts: 2,526
Credits: 4,952.0
Boat: 24 proline cc and 33 pace express
Home Port: Forked River NJ
Best Catch: EST. Grander In Toms Canyon/ 145lb allison/ 250lb mako/58lb cobia, 1st place 1996 miami metropolitan
Occupation: Self Employed Repossession
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WE SHOULD MEET UP AND FISH BROTHA!!` |
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I think Admin is going to let me have this space
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Bear, DE
Posts: 1,368
Credits: 1,898.7
Boat: Any one I'm on with good people.....
Home Port: Bear, De
Best Catch: Kim / Abby
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Nice job on the stripers Vinnie. I'll be making the trip up there shortly. Keep us posted on the stripers movements bro--
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Anthony's Ark is a blowboater
Join Date: Dec 2005
Location: New Jersey
Posts: 276
Credits: 1,359.9
Boat: 21' W/A
Home Port: Chadwick
Best Catch: 48"/ 40Lbs Striper- Oct 2006
Occupation: Sales, Public Safety Dispatch & Communications Systems
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I heard it has cooled off a little bit over the weekend.... my buddy said nothing was happening Chadwick Area all weekend.
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I think Admin is going to let me have this space
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Toms River, NJ
Posts: 2,526
Credits: 4,952.0
Boat: 24 proline cc and 33 pace express
Home Port: Forked River NJ
Best Catch: EST. Grander In Toms Canyon/ 145lb allison/ 250lb mako/58lb cobia, 1st place 1996 miami metropolitan
Occupation: Self Employed Repossession
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from black to school bus with all sorts of teasers and couldnt get a bite at all on anything.. i think it will be changing anytime now and you just got to fish hard to get there fish to the beach.. they are there and ready to eat but just need a little wind help... |
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Crab mustard is good
Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: Matawan, NJ
Posts: 605
Credits: 10,666.1
Home Port: Raritan Bay
Best Catch: 650# Blue Marlin
Occupation: Managing Editor-Sportfishermen.com
Blog Entries: 1
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Vinny, I'll give you a call and come down one day. You seeing any mullet? (in the wash and not on the seaside boardwalk...lol)
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I think Admin is going to let me have this space
Join Date: Mar 2008
Location: Toms River, NJ
Posts: 2,526
Credits: 4,952.0
Boat: 24 proline cc and 33 pace express
Home Port: Forked River NJ
Best Catch: EST. Grander In Toms Canyon/ 145lb allison/ 250lb mako/58lb cobia, 1st place 1996 miami metropolitan
Occupation: Self Employed Repossession
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nah all the mullets have taken a little bit of a run and are gone.. they are now believe it or not feeding on rainfish.. fish are being caught on some plugs and also on avas and stuff... the bigger bait fish are gone right now and this ne winds we were said to get turned into a damn nw wind which is not helping but is not to bad.. i need a nice ne wind to really push this bait and crap into the beach.. come on down man.. anytime.. we can pull an all nighter and run all over the beach.. plenty of rods and plenty of room! good rods to boot!! EVERYTHIGN YOU WOULD NEED!! |
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