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NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports and Information => Traveling Angler- Out of State Reports => Topic started by: Still Running on July 13, 2009, 01:26:08 PM
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The wife and I were fishing the Ocean City inlet catching nothing but shorts. I got this one hit and I set the hook. Thought I was hooked up on the bottom and then it started to take drag. After about 15 min I got it to the boat. Turns out to be a cow noise Ray. This thing had to go 3 to 4 feet wide.
At least it was fun!
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i caught one when I went to Virgina.. all I can say is WOW
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caught 1 fluking off the ammo pier a few years back,didn't know what I had,almost spooled me,a lot of fight in them,no sooner released and 2nd pole takes off with one on.did some research and found they're usually in schools. Kez
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Wow... :P
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Can you keep them? Or are they protected? That would be one heck of a fillet!
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Holy Smokes Rick! cfzd That had to be like reeling up the hood of a pickup truck! TT^ I'm sure it was fun.. I hope you are enjoying your vacation.. looks like it chrz
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Got one also. Man I thought I had a big one. They are a fun fight
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Wow Rick I bet your Heart was a pounding thinking this" IS A BIIIIIIIIIIIG doormat", Lisa get the Net!!!!! t^
Enjoy your stay. t^
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Good job Rick, By the way, My boat is running great now.. A added a fuel tank cleaner fluid and ethanol treatment..
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Nice catch! A lot of folks hook up with those things in the surf around here and never even know what they had on, because they get spooled. I know, because when I ran the B&T on LBI I would hear all the "Humungous Striper!" stories from anglers coming in with bare spools. nts ;D
They normally show up in our surf around mid-August or so. Sightings of the rays are often followed by shark scares as well, since the sharks will feed on them. t^
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caught one off the ammo pier a number of years back. Thought it was a small shark until i reeled it in and thought it was a world record skate, upon further inspection, it was a cow nosed ray. Great time, nice catch
chrz
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Cool catch Rick...I caught one many years back and thought I had flukezilla on the line, gets your heart pounding...
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They are fun! They come into the Barnegat Bay by the 1000's and feed on the clam beds.
Sounds like a great vacation.
TT^
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Wow!