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NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports and Information => NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports => Topic started by: Mister Penguin on September 18, 2007, 08:33:33 PM
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Went out on a bottom fishin trip for porgy and seabass on oceanexplorer. My friends nick named me "bergall master" because thats all i caught all day!!!!
Around 2 pm I get somthing really heavy, thinking it was nice seabass or black fish I was surprised to see a fluke come to the surface. This was the biggest fluke I have ever caught in my life!!! on a no.1 porgy hook nonetheless. It had to be at least 25-27 inches and pretty fat sucker.
I couldnt even take a picture of it because the mate unhooked it and before i could even say hold on, the fish was back in the water! :-\ I guess thats my luck, I only caught handful of keepers during the season, now I catch my biggest one ever and it has to go back and i couldnt even take a picture of it!! After that incident i caught few more bergalls and we headed back in.
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figures...thats always how it ends up... these regulations are unbelievable... other than that, nice job TT^
Fish On
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My bud fished Monday on an AH headboat for weaks. He landed a 25 incher on the NY side and back it went.
Fillet and release I say.
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Traditionally there has always been very good Fluking for big fish until mid October......last Sunday we bl over 20" while Sea Bassing, really hurt to release them
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Get um Next year. If there is one ;D
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PUT ON THE EYE PATCHES, RAISE THE JOLLY RODGER AND FILLET AND RELEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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fillet one side and release? maybe they will live and regrow some meat ;D
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Dont worry penguin its good practice for next year.By the way hows the new rod working out?
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new rod is excellent. it handled that fluke like it was a toy!
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Good to hear.It should be broken in just right for next season
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still a day on the water...
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You government working for you, don't ya love it? ::)
Good job on the catch, though. t^
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now that more people are saying "FILLET AND RELEASE" im thinking about taking a fluke trip, i mean a seabass trip in like 2 weekends from now >:D
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