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The Surf Fisherman Forum => From The Surf => Topic started by: texacollector on June 12, 2007, 07:47:38 PM
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hows the fishing at keansburg pier?
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I fished the Keansburg Pier on Saturday. I didnt catch any fish, nor did my cousin. Fishing was real slow that day, and an East wind picked up at about 4 o clock in the afternoon. I saw 2 keepers caught, and 2 shorts, in the 2 1/2 hours that i was there. ;)
Fish On
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I fished the Keansburg Pier on Saturday. I didnt catch any fish, nor did my cousin. Fishing was real slow that day, and an East wind picked up at about 4 o clock in the afternoon. I saw 2 keepers caught, and 2 shorts, in the 2 1/2 hours that i was there. ;)
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I thought you fished North beach on Saturday, Remember, you said you waved and screamed for me as I was passing by... Which is it, where did you really fish.
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whoopsie :-[ :-[
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I fished the Keansburg Pier on Saturday. I didnt catch any fish, nor did my cousin. Fishing was real slow that day, and an East wind picked up at about 4 o clock in the afternoon. I saw 2 keepers caught, and 2 shorts, in the 2 1/2 hours that i was there. ;)
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Hey fish on, remember this post you left me...
HEY LUNA, i was fishing North Beach today and i saw the Luna Sea 3 going by and i was shouting yo, and hello, and was waving. Thought you looked but maybe not. Nice job fishing, all i caught was sea robins. Terrible for me.
Fish On
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I fished both Nick. I fished North Beach at 5 in the morning until a little after 1 o clock. Which is when i saw you driving by in the boat. Then i drove down 36 to keansburg pier. Then left there around 5 o clock and went home. Im not allowed to fish both spots ? ??? ??? Jeeeeeez...
Fish On
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I have witnesses :P :P :P. LOL, no really Nick. I fished North Beach until lunch time. Left got some food, burger king that was, and then shot back towards the parkway, and decided to stop at the Pier for some fluke. Her sign said "Fishing is slow today..." on it. I wouldnt make up lies in the posts. lol
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Someone deserves noogie... :P :-X :-\
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I fished both Nick. I fished North Beach at 5 in the morning until a little after 1 o clock. Which is when i saw you driving by in the boat. Then i drove down 36 to keansburg pier. Then left there around 5 o clock and went home. Im not allowed to fish both spots ? ??? ??? Jeeeeeez...
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;) sure you are... lets just make sure we keep the posts here REAL...
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never fished the pier? no of guys that fish close in boats and do well on fluke!
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never fished the pier? no of guys that fish close in boats and do well on fluke!
it actually a really good spot. Rough bottom and a good depth change. If they catch good fluke off the pier, can you imagine what a boat can do over there.
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never fished the pier? no of guys that fish close in boats and do well on fluke!
it actually a really good spot. Rough bottom and a good depth change. If they catch good fluke off the pier, can you imagine what a boat can do over there.
the guys on the pier have the upper hand there ,they have all the pillings and can jig fish straight down
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I am either going to go to the Pier on Saturday, or i am going to try a beach in long branch somewhere. Is there a fishing access spot in Long Branch ?
Fish On
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you can fish off the jetties down in Long Branch. Jetties produce baitfish, which produce larger fish. It is a good starting place.
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A word of caution on jetty fishing, BE CAREFUL!!! The rocks could be and usually are very slippery and major accidents can and will happen with out the proper equipment.
Your best bet at first is to fish off the beach and cast out parallel to the jetty. Watch others at first. As far as what bait to use? Try bouncing a bucktail jig with anything that has a wiggle to it off the back to add movement. You can't go wrong with a red & white combo.
You can also cast out top water lures like my old stand by the ATOM Striper Swiper in blue and white in the 1 1/2 oz class. Experiment... Try different things and come back to the site with something new and exciting and show up some of the 'ole guys on here TT^
Like me...lol t^
Good Luck
Paul
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You will absolutly need corkers or some type of spikes when jetty jockying. Don't wear waders with out the corkers or you will be slip sliding away.
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There is a song in thee somewhere... >:D
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I think I am going to stick to fishing off the beach, but casting parallel to the jetty. So basically i have a chance to catch anything there right ? Also, if i was to come off the GSP, how would i get to the jettys, i dont want to have to drive around at 530 am and look for a place to fish as its hard enough to find a place during the daylight. ;D ;D
Fish On
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Here is a link for Google. I don't fish up there much any more especially since they did the beach replenisment project but look south around Deal and Allenhurst. Check out Long Branch for the beach though.
http://www.google.com/maps?q=Long+Branch,+NJ,+USA&sa=X&oi=map&ct=title
BE SURE TO CLICK ON HYBRID!!!
I like to use Google's Hybrid it shows the access streets and the structure as well.
Having fun yet?
Paul
No one said it is going to be easy!!! :o
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As of right now, I am not totally sure what I want to fish for off the surf. Stripers are great to catch but i havent caught many this year, and its running slow. I love to catch fluke because eating them is the best. I usually know the spots, but as of right now im confused because i havent seen blue fish in 2 trips down fishing off the surf in the last 3 weeks. If you were me, and you were going to fish from surf this weekend, where would you Target for Stripers/Blues, and where would you go for Fluke? Thanks for the help. I'll take all the help i can get.
Fish Off ;D
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Not to be blunt, but go to the places you feel more comfortable with. In other words your home turf. You said you fish Point Pleasant well go there and use your favorite bait of choice.
You can't single out any one species right now off the surf so don't try. You need more experience. My suggestion is just to have fun and learn in the process. Keep notes either in a log or in your head.
Go to your local bait & tackle shop in your area and they should be able to help you out as well as set you up for the conditions at hand.
Fishing isn't an exact science it is not like being able to set your sites, fire and hit the target. Especially off the surf.
Good Luck
Paul
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Not to be blunt, but go to the places you feel more comfortable with. In other words your home turf. You said you fish Point Pleasant well go there and use your favorite bait of choice.
You can't single out any one species right now off the surf so don't try. You need more experience. My suggestion is just to have fun and learn in the process. Keep notes either in a log or in your head.
Go to your local bait & tackle shop in your area and they should be able to help you out as well as set you up for the conditions at hand.
Fishing isn't an exact science it is not like being able to set your sites, fire and hit the target. Especially off the surf.
Good Luck
Paul
;D t^ ;D