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NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports and Information => NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports => Topic started by: wink_man on October 19, 2007, 01:19:23 PM
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I checked the tide tables last night, and the tide I was looking for was an hour later than yesterday, so I headed over to the Point Pleasant canal at 7AM. I caught a weakie about 20 inches at about 8AM, and 2 blues, then it got real quiet. As the water started to change at 10:30AM, it broke loose, just like yesterday only an hour later. I nailed 6 in a row and then it started pouring. But I was already wet, and one fish short of the limit, so I kept fishing. 10 minutes after the rain stopped I picked up a seventh weakie for a total of 8, first time I ever caught my limit. I didn't weigh or measure them, but they ran from about 20 to 23 inches, real nice fish. I won't get any pics, because it's pouring, and I told my son to take some to work, a woman he works with knows an 84 year old woman that loves weakfish, so he's going to give a few to her.
Garry
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nice job TT^
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Seems like you're dialed in on them Weakies!.. Nice job t^
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def. lock and load.. any particular place to fish in the canal.. or do you just cast and move.
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Nice catch. It is kind of you to think of others to enjoy your catch also. t^
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WOW, I got to get my butt up there before its too late.
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Gonna have to call you Weakfish Wink from now on!
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BTW, any Amberjack?
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I have not seen any amberjack. They would be real interesting on the light tackle I'm using.
Garry