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NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports and Information => NJ Offshore Fishing Reports and Information => Topic started by: Scott Bailey on August 28, 2014, 11:05:21 AM
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my buddy and i are going to take his boat out for the first time this weekend and need to know how to get to some good spots i believe we will be heading out of manasquan inlet
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What size boat? You can start at the mud hole and head to the glory hole which are both good spots to start.
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How far you want to go and what species are you targeting and method of catching?
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What size boat? You can start at the mud hole and head to the glory hole which are both good spots to start.
its a 22 footer not quite big enough to hit the mudhole i need to know gps coordinates or latitude longitude i have no idea about going offshore
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How far you want to go and what species are you targeting and method of catching?
its a 22 footer within 2 or 3 miles and anything edible thats in season and i can fish from surface to the bottom
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Been seeing some very good reports of bonito and fat alberts lately. How far out I couldn't tell you.
Perhaps one of the captains here can steer you in the right direction.
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This should help.
http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/pdf/reefs/reef_guide.pdf
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Been seeing some very good reports of bonito and fat alberts lately. How far out I couldn't tell you.
Perhaps one of the captains here can steer you in the right direction.
okay thanks
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This should help.
http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/pdf/reefs/reef_guide.pdf
thanks reckless
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Save yourself the time and maybe your life even and go on a boat that knows what they're doing offshore. You'll learn much more that way.
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Save yourself the time and maybe your life even and go on a boat that knows what they're doing offshore. You'll learn much more that way.
they guy is ex navy the boat and captain are fine its just finding spots to fish
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I'd run out to the Axle Carlson reef...look for some pots...they have those sticks with the little flags on them...they have been loaded with small mahi all summer..we saw some yesterday on the Monger...only 2 maybe 3 miles out..
I'd give that a try t^
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I'd run out to the Axle Carlson reef...look for some pots...they have those sticks with the little flags on them...they have been loaded with small mahi all summer..we saw some yesterday on the Monger...only 2 maybe 3 miles out..
I'd give that a try t^
okay thanks kenny