2011 Jersey Shore Saltwater Fishing Show

[Hotrod]

Tough month for me.. won't be making this one.. Plus I get free lessons from Adam

[Pops Soul]

I'm putting my $107 to Gas in the truck   

[Bucktail]

Yeah.  It was a really fun time last year, but I'll have to pass on this one.  Maybe next year.

Have fun guys!

[Hotrod]

 

[On A Mission Fishing]

Hey, Guys stop by and say hello if your going! I'll be at the Aqua Skinz table!

Look forward to meeting some of you guys!   

[Hotrod]

Hey, Guys stop by and say hello if your going! I'll be at the Aqua Skinz table!

Look forward to meeting some of you guys!   

ASk them if they want to donate to the Banquet this year    they did the other year. but not last   just give it to joe

[Fishin Dude]

Can we start a roll call who will be attending the Jersey Shore Saltwater Fishing Show this coming Saturday.

Phil,  are you attending on Saturday? <'((((><

[Wreckfish]

Yes, I'll be there - not sure where this is yet but I will figure it out.

[Fireman Ed]

Have a Good time guys.. 

[On A Mission Fishing]

  To Shore Catch crew for an awesome day!

Good to see everyone, and I don't know about you guys but all that show did for me is want to get out and start fishing! Can't wait!

Great show! 

[Fishin Dude]

Show was good, I attended some of the seminars that I did not make last year. Food was better,free drink tickets were readily available  , found out I might be partially retarded , as I could not throw the cast net as instructed  . Met some good people, and had fun, not sure if I'll attend next year unless some new topics are added, or I decide to attend the surf seminars,  . <'((((><

[Bucktail]

Did you attend Adam's or John Flores' seminars on popping and jigging BFTs?  Those are the two I would have like to have seen.

[Fishin Dude]

John Flores was FANTASTIC ! For this being his first ever seminar, he aced it.   I learned alot, put some myths to rest, and we missed you this year Bob! 

Adam was good, explaining alot about lures and plugs used for Tuna, and also explaining how poppers are not that great in NJ waters, best saved for the southern areas. <'((((><

[IrishAyes]

 

[Bucktail]

John Flores was FANTASTIC ! For this being his first ever seminar, he aced it.   I learned alot, put some myths to rest, and we missed you this year Bob! 

Adam was good, explaining alot about lures and plugs used for Tuna, and also explaining how poppers are not that great in NJ waters, best saved for the southern areas. <'((((><

Wish I could have made it too.  But...

Anyway, I'm curious about those "myths" you mentioned.  Can you expand on that?

[Fishin Dude]

Myths being that the tuna are wary of the line/knots. John stated and showed us the"PR Knot" & the "AG Chain Knot", which do not scare the tuna, he stated the tuna are hitting out of aggression and just slam the jigs, and that sometimes the double line knots extending longer up the main runnung line make the difference in keeping tight vs loosing the fish.

Assist hooks, the bigger the better, attached to the top is best, and to attach the hook tight to the jig with a rubber band if tou get hits, but fail to hook up.

Smaller jigs for tuna are better, and to use center balanced jigs for a lot of flutter. ( 100-200 gram).

Low speed 4-1, slow, steady retreive, use metered line to better get into the strike zone as shown on the sonar/fish finder.

Pink/silver, followed by all pink are his best colors.

After the bite, let the fish take the line( will zip off 100 yards, then crank tight, go to the gimbil/belt, then go back to under arm when the fish is verticalor you will break the pole or line.

100 lb min leader.

Sometimes you need to drop below them , rip through them, slightly pausing, then ripping again, provoking strike.

I might be missing some Bob, my notebook is still out in my truck. I hope it helps, I wish I had video of the seminars. <'((((><

[Bucktail]

Somebody was paying attention in class today.

Good info there Darren.  Thanks for sharing.

[Hunter 2]

   Thanks for the info Darren.