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Boating => NJ Kayak Fishing => Topic started by: kayak1 on October 19, 2013, 12:08:18 PM

Title: Fall Kayak Fishing The Back Bay
Post by: kayak1 on October 19, 2013, 12:08:18 PM
Well....Most of us lost the 2012 fall fishing season due to Sandy and had limited fishing areas to even get out if we wanted.

The back bay has changed....at least in the Ocean County area....Holes and cuts are gone filled in with beach sand and there is still plenty of garbage on the bottom which will turn up for years to come.

Being around the Bay my entire life and having a play ground such as the Barnegate to fish year round my concern was, would I get back what I had before for the past 49 years.

Well the way the DEP is removing sand is a big concern....The are using a barge and scooping sand from areas they feel has beach sand that washed down from the ocean.

Back in the late 60's and 70's after a storm half the size of Sandy....They would pump sand from the bay up the streets to the ocean.

Well the point I'm getting at is I don't see the signs that point to anything like in past years.....everything seems way off balance....But again look at the size of Sandy I guess....I'm still going to get out and fish my favorite spots...

I will keep you posted
Kayak-1

Title: Re: Fall Kayak Fishing The Back Bay
Post by: Hunter 2 on October 20, 2013, 10:34:10 AM
Have a great fall season this year. t^
Title: Re: Fall Kayak Fishing The Back Bay
Post by: ped579 on October 20, 2013, 10:01:31 PM
 TT^ grtn

I will be sticking to the surf this fall as I have a number of people that are just getting into surf fishing and so far this fall has been pretty productive.  I am hoping next year will be a better one for me in getting out to the back bays.  I was thinking about putting a sail on the Hobie as with age paddling around for hours is getting a bit much.  I still do it but who knows for how long.  I love the fact that if the sail works i can still get out and only paddle for only about half the time.  We'll see what happens.

Happy Catching

Paul