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NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports and Information => Tips, Tricks and Things to Consider => Topic started by: IrishAyes on January 16, 2008, 08:01:38 PM
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Here's a new way of fishing.
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Looks like a pike. They ain't afraid of anything. ;D
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Too Funny!
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rofla
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hmmm i can see rugman trying this for stripers
rofla rofla
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I have a boat , you dont ;D bring it in the tub with your rubber ducky hhppy hhppy hhppy hhppy
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Looked like a catfish.
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I have a boat , you dont
:'( :'( :'(
my boat is in Pa somewhere bngh bngh
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Looks like fun . . .
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t^
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It does look like fun. I can't imagine a 30 pound striper hitting the bait. I think you would be looking for a new boat as this one would be going out to sea. TT^
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3lb catfish almost took it under.
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Yeah, that's what I'm talkin 'bout. TT^
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wouldn't be a bad idea to use that meathod while fishing for snapper blues off the docks.. lol..
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Troll a sabiki rig. rofla
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Gotta give those boys some points for creativity! I had an r/c boat as a kid and I never thought of doing that. t^
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Now if only a way to release the line from the boat to get it out past the outer bar off the surf, HMMMMM...
Paul
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rofla
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Thats a cool idea!!
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That is too cool!!!
That will bee fun in the chum slick. ;D
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Now if only a way to release the line from the boat to get it out past the outer bar off the surf, HMMMMM...
Paul
Think outrigger clips Paul. Troll a line out with the clip on the boat, fish strikes and pulls the line from the clip. Hmmmmm, may be an entirely new fishery here. rofla
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We might have somthing here for surf fishing.
Could save us alot on gas this season.
TT^
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You can get a four line spread on the RC boat with mini outriggers t^
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This can be the North's answer to the South's kite fishing. TT^ rofla
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This can be the North's answer to the South's kite fishing. TT^ rofla
Git er done!!!
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Be sure to get a tuna permit for it. rofla
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Hey if I used that boat in the surf would I need a Captains License?
And the flotation devices are under the batteries under the deck... rofla rofla rofla Welcome aboard the mighty minnow sit back and enjoy the ride. slt
Paul
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those suckers do look like fun..
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Now if only a way to release the line from the boat to get it out past the outer bar off the surf, HMMMMM...
Paul
Paul, you took the words out of my mouth. I've been thinking abot trying it for a long time. Just never went and bought the boat. The only thing that will stop it is the surf and swells. You would have to find a way to stabilize the boat and keep it from rocking and tipping over from being hit by pounders. I was thinking 1 inch PVC and couple 2 liter bottles as stabilizers, kind of what some canoes have. Would be worth a shot! And you wouldn't have to break your arm trying to cast past the bar!! lol
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TT^
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looks like it's been thought of already: http://www.avivafishinbuddy.com/index.htm
Who's going to try it first? ;D
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that might be kind of smart. you can get the bait to places you couldnt normally cast it to, like under trees.
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Did you see the size of that fish caught. its a 3 inch sunnie...
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it said it only catches fish up to 2#.
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theres a small lake up my road, and i used to have a nitro v hull rc boat, and i tied a small spinner bait to it and went around the lake about 20 times, cought a small blue gill thats it, it was pretty funny though. if they made a really big hefty non sinklable rc boat, sabiki rig int he manasquan river, oohh yeahh
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Now if only a way to release the line from the boat to get it out past the outer bar off the surf, HMMMMM...
Paul
Think outrigger clips Paul. Troll a line out with the clip on the boat, fish strikes and pulls the line from the clip. Hmmmmm, may be an entirely new fishery here. rofla
Totally get a 4 line spread on release clips going... just have someone else handy to either grab the boat or the rods when they go off.... Just like real life....