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NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports and Information => NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports => Topic started by: IrishAyes on June 14, 2008, 06:15:15 PM
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Met Bob Cole, Andy, Johnny Oz and Lenny at the dock before 6 this morning. Loaded up the rods n reels and a ton of bait. Headed straight to Squid Head and began our drift.
I boated the first fish just minutes into the first drift. Ninteen inch fluke. In the box and on ice. We didn't get any more fish so moved onto the Rattlesnake. Made several drifts and Lenny and Oz both put twenty inch fluke into the box. We also managed two nice seabass from here.
The bite died so we moved to the Sandy Hook reef. Had several throwbacks, no keepers.
Made another move and Bob Cole put a 21 1/2 incher in the box.
Last move of the day was off of Asbury Park in 55 feet of water. There, Captain Joe landed two fluke just over twenty four inches in a five minute span.
Had a 45 minute ride to the weigh station and muddled our way there. One fish weighed in at six pounds on the mark. The second fish weighed 6.2 pounds, good enough for seventh place in Shark River port. t^
With the rush to get the fish weighed in I didn't even think of pictures. Sometimes I am just a ditz. ;D
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Awesome Joe! t^ What was the prize? Hopefully it was a camera. ;)
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Congrats TT^
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Good job Joe chrz
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congrats
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It was a great trip today.
Any day on the water is nice.
Capt. Joe always puts you on the fish but today he had the big ones. t^
Great job today, Joe.
Looking forward to the next trip. t^ t^
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Great Job Capt Joe and crew t^
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Good for you Joe congrats slt
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chrz congrads!!
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Nice job t^
But we're going tow in the boat :P
;)
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Way to go Team Irish Ayes chrz
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Nice Job Irish Ayes and Crew !!
Way to Go Joe and Guys.
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Congrats Joe, way to go, sounds like a great day.
Garry
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Way to go Team Irish Ayes chrz
Awesome Job guys, congrats!!! chrz chrz chrz
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nice job TT^ slt chrz chrz
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Nice! t^ <'((((><
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Way to go old man... grtn
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Joe see fri. for atlantic city. that bird we saw chasing gulls around was a parasitic jaeger.
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good job
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Awesome Joe! t^ What was the prize? Hopefully it was a camera. ;)
;D rofla
Good Job Joe! By the way; where the heck is squid head?
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Luck of the Irish. Nice chrz
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Luck of the Irish. Nice chrz
My grandfather always told me; if it wasn't for bad luck you'd have no luck at tall... this was the luck of the Irish...as explained by him (he came over in 1912)
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Good stuff Joe chrz
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Awesome Joe! t^ What was the prize? Hopefully it was a camera. ;)
;D rofla
Good Job Joe! By the way; where the heck is squid head?
Ken, squid head is just a name that I made up for my chartplotter for a lump I fish. I named it that because the shape of the contour line on the chartplotter resembles a squid. Also resembles something else, but we won't go there. ;D
If you look at a chart, you will see the area I am talking about. It is out I guess two-three miles from the red chruch, elberon area.
Good luck if you fish there. If you fish there, start at one end of the lump and drift across it. Don't finish your drift until you are off the lump. The fish can be on either edge or on top. Find where they are for that day and shorten your drift to fish that area exclusively. t^
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Great job Joe TT^ I know a little Irish luck always helps, but I bet there was more than luck at work here..Well done chrz
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Nice Job on the 6+ers
Thanks for sharing on the spotz..
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congrats
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Awesome Joe! t^ What was the prize? Hopefully it was a camera. ;)
;D rofla
Good Job Joe! By the way; where the heck is squid head?
Ken, squid head is just a name that I made up for my chartplotter for a lump I fish. I named it that because the shape of the contour line on the chartplotter resembles a squid. Also resembles something else, but we won't go there. ;D
If you look at a chart, you will see the area I am talking about. It is out I guess two-three miles from the red chruch, elberon area.
Good luck if you fish there. If you fish there, start at one end of the lump and drift across it. Don't finish your drift until you are off the lump. The fish can be on either edge or on top. Find where they are for that day and shorten your drift to fish that area exclusively. t^
Thanks, I was at red church on Sunday; fish that area quite a bit...will look at my charts when I get back to the boat... appreciate the tip TT^
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Nice going chrz slt