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NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports and Information => Helping Each Other Out => Topic started by: lotta fishing on June 10, 2007, 07:29:57 PM
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what kind of fish are they catching at sandy hook. What are they using for bait.
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lotta fishing, that was a quick-bland post. t^ .. i think everything is being caught around the sandy hook area, depends if your surf fishing or off a boat..
Fish On
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Welcome Lotta Fishing. Stay tuned for all the answers that will be coming your way. Like Fishon said, are you fishing from a boat or the surf? And is there a specific type of fish you want to know about?
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I really want to know alot about stripers and fluke what i should use for bait. And what time of the day should i go down to the beach, Is it better to go fishing on shore or on the boat.
Lotta fishin
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Lotta, it's always better on a boat. You can cover more ground. You are limited on the beach to the lenght of your cast etc.
Others here fish the Sandy Hook area, I do not. They will be answering up when the are online. You will have enough info for several pages in your notebook.
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I just wanted to know were is the best spots on land for sandy hook and what will i normally catch there and what should i use
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I just wanted to know were is the best spots on land for sandy hook and what will i normally catch there and what should i use
For that area, from the beach, get yourself on North or the Nude Beach. Straight out from there are clam beds, you will see the boats. That is your starting place if your on the surf. Large fresh clams will be key for that area. If you go after a noreaster, you can get the clams right off the beach as they get washed up.
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Is there anything by the end of sandy hook on land? If so what kind of fish are there and what time should i go there to fish.
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lotta fishin,
Of course there is fish there, that is the end of north beach/fort hancock. stripers, blue fish, fluke, sea robins, skates, you have it all right there. it just depends on how the weather is, what the tide is, and if your lucky ;D ;D ;D
Fish On
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Hi Lotta,
Welcome Aboard.
Here is a link posted very short time ago.
http://njsaltwaterfisherman.com/forums/index.php?topic=1311.0
The site is loaded with information and this time of year just about everything you can imagine is running and if it isn't it will be very soon.
Look around the whole site with a pen and pad jot down the page or mark it and put it into a fishing file for future reference.
You will learn every thing from choosing the right line type to hook size, what type of terminal tackle to use, where to fish the beach and where not to. Even to the correct apparel (NJSF stuff) to make sure you look good catching that trophy fish. TT^
I fish IBSP mostly and don't usually get up to SH but right now it is fun time. So get ready to learn a lot. Have fun doing it. Make a lot of good new friends along the way.
Paul
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For that area, from the beach, get yourself on North or the Nude Beach. Straight out from there are clam beds, you will see the boats. That is your starting place if your on the surf. Large fresh clams will be key for that area. If you go after a noreaster, you can get the clams right off the beach as they get washed up.
NUDE BEACH!! How did I miss that!?
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For that area, from the beach, get yourself on North or the Nude Beach. Straight out from there are clam beds, you will see the boats. That is your starting place if your on the surf. Large fresh clams will be key for that area. If you go after a noreaster, you can get the clams right off the beach as they get washed up.
NUDE BEACH!! How did I miss that!?
HOW DID YOU NOT KNOW ABOUT IT... ;D
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I fish the North beach at the hook and do pretty well with fluke at the false hook and all the way out to the tip.. Set yourself up with some jig heads from 3/8 oz up to 1 ounce and try out a bunch of plastics and Gulp swim baits ect..The bait of choice may change from day to day. You can also use smaller bucktails with a strip bait , cut bait or swim minnow these also work very well..
I like fishing the incoming tide up until the back end of high tide..
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How do you think sandy hook will be this saturday for stripers, blues? Or do you think that point pleasent will be good as well.
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right now, Sandy hook is producing stripers, if you want bluefish, it really dont matter where you go.
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Lotta Fishing check your PM in the upper left corner for messages you should see 1 message click on it.
Thanks
Paul
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Bluefish are every where lotta fishing. Just throw out a spoon, and in about 6 seconds say FISH ON!!!
Fish On