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NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports and Information => Helping Each Other Out => Topic started by: salty pig on November 02, 2007, 11:19:35 AM
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Think i may head out Sun AM first time since i had to take time off for the test. What are they using for bait and should i head to same spots as i did for the spring stripers??
Weaks all gone now ?
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Weaks all gone from our area I imagine. Water is in the 50's now.
Shad rig umbrellas god to pull. Some smaller stretch 25's in deeper water would be good and some ava, crippled herring and storm shads to jig when you see working birds or read the fish.
I would work the channel edges looking for readings, and the other typical spots. Def head out into SH channel and south as well.
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If the weather is decent, I will be out too on pops boat.
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troll shad rigs..
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Hey Salty, It's about time you got your priorities straight. Get out and fish! TT^
I had a decent day the other day with shad umbrellas. All the blue fish you would want and two stripers. Hopefully the ratio of blues and stripers will turn around and we will get more stripers than blues.
Good luck and let's all hope the weather doesn't get as nasty as they say it will.
I am shooting for a Sunday trip.
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Yea im looking for Sun AM I hope it is well out !.. first time off for the test than they open that new prudential center so ALLOT of OT there :D and now im working on a case but im LONG over due to get on the water !! Id rather not troll for the fish but sounds like allot of it is jigging or trolling for them in fall. bngh
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Salty
If you are fishing up near Sandy Hook, either drifting with clams or setting up on the clam beds and running a slick, drifting eels in Sandy Hok/Ambrose or the Rips, Pulling wire with Umbellas/w-Shads or Herring spoons.
Working readings or wrking birds with AVA jigs, Crippled Herrings or Krocodile spoons grtn