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NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports and Information => Helping Each Other Out => Topic started by: catfish hunter on May 21, 2007, 01:15:38 PM
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with the opener comming this saterday I was wondering who was gonna be heading out there and try for some flat fish.I am gonna be out there with fluke dood for a half a day fluke then switch over to bass fishin if it dont pan out. whats your opinions think there here well enough yet
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I'm planning on fluking aboard one of the morning boats out of Atlantic Highlands Saturday morning. I think they'll be a decent number of keeper fluke caught (even with the 1/2" increase in minimum size) on saturday and Sunday too.
I plan on dragging bait as well as bouncing a bucktail for the flatties.
I'll also be out Saturday late afternoon/early evening on a bass trip.
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Hi Catfish,
I plan to out off of Long Branch in the morning and look for the Stripers when heading back to the Manasquan Inlet in the afternoon.
I am sure it will be a wet and bumpy ride back but that is my plan.
Thanks,
Capt. Ed
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with the opener comming this saterday I was wondering who was gonna be heading out there and try for some flat fish.I am gonna be out there with fluke dood for a half a day fluke then switch over to bass fishin if it dont pan out. whats your opinions think there here well enough yet
I would bass fish first then fluke fish. The bass are usually better in the morning.
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Depending what the boat traffic looks like I would fish for bass first then fluke or try for fluke in the shallows early and run for bass later..Its 50/50 longshot either way.. Good luck I'm working Saturday.
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Hi Guys,
If I were heading out early I would do that. I plan a mid-morning start and chase bass on the jetties in the late afternoon as I head south.
Thanks for the advice,
Capt. Ed
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Capt Ed.
I will be out both days on the weekend. Give the Irish Ayes a shout on 68 if you see me. I will be anywhere from Shark River to Shrewsbury Rocks looking for the fluke. Gonna start on my in close spots (don't want to ride past fish) and work out to 5 miles or so. See where I can find the flatties.