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NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports and Information => Traveling Angler- Out of State Reports => Topic started by: ped579 on June 06, 2009, 11:56:50 AM
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Hi All,
Well we made it back and all I have to say it was a very interesting trip. The Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel pier was very interesting to say the least. First there is no license required. Second all it costs to get on is the toll out there which is $12.00 for the car load. They also sell bait at a reasonable price plus the restaurant was good for both fast food and sit down meals.
The pier is good size and is out 3,5 miles from land and runs parallel to the main channel leading out of Norfolk. Needless to say there was an endless of ship and boat traffic to watch all day.
We wound up fishing from late morning till mid afternoon a total of about 7 hours. The only thing that was being caught were Croakers. All were small and all throw backs. We managed to catch I would say about 20 or so. But at least my Uncle had a blast as it is one thing he has been wanting to do for 20 years. I am glad I had the opportunity to get him out there.
We did see one Cobia caught towards the end of the pier pretty cool.
Here are a few pictures of the size of the fish caught and some of the bnoat traffic. I am glad I brought the camera along with the telephoto lenses as the boats were pretty cool.
Happy Catching
Paul
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Cool Trip Paul.. Great Pictures to Boot t^
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Great trip Paul! Looks like a cool place to fish. Thanks for the great pics too!
TT^
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i fished that area by boat.. Large Fluke, super large sand shark and 100 lbs Rays.
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Yeah Nick they said that there were fluke around but for us it was only croakers. No matter what type of bait we went to, minnows, shrimp, squid in combos, blood worms, even gulp. We had fun though and that is what counts.
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Nice trip Paul
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Nice trip and pic's Paul t^
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Nice road trip...literally.
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Looks like a cool experience there Paul, thanks for sharing.....cool pics too...