deeper water for fluke and c bass???

[rdent5]

i wanted to try some deeper water for some fluke fishing on the weekends to get away from all the boats but have no idea where to go or how far im out of sea bright does anyone have any areas to help me out??? also the only spot i know for some c bass is the s rocks any info would be great thanks

[njbob49]

If you go to the s. rocks try by the outside can.  You can also try about a mile east of the outer can which is an area that is called the rattlesnake. Just watch your fish finder and you will see the hills and structure which will have the fish. You can also try the Mud buoy area which will hold both fluke and sea bass.

I am sure the great minds on here will give you some more info as the day goes on.

Tight Lines,
Bob G 

[Fishin Dude]

This is N.J. the only way to get away from all of the other boats is to fish during the week.

With that being said, it's a good incentive to learn more fishing spots. I, as well as alot of others will not post up our prime locations openly on the web, for they will be a parking lot next time we visit them.  

It's great that you want to try new areas, so I would recommend a copy of Nick Honachefsky's book " The New Jersey Boat Fisherman" as well as this link to the Free New Jersey Reef Guide.http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/pdf/reefs/reef_guide.pdf

I'm sure with these resources, you will be able to find some productive spots for yourself. Good Luck. 

[rdent5]

thanks guys ill try it out the mud bouy your talking about is about 14 miles off the hook correct?

[IrishAyes]

Try Scotland Grounds, it's pretty much the end of Sandy Hook Channel. Great seabass and fluke fishing there. 

[rdent5]

heading out tom ill give em a shot thanks guys

[Baitwaster]

It really helps to have bad luck!! When I pull up everybody leaves cause they know that they wont catch anything if I'm there!!

[paul-e]

"Red Church"