Shrewsbury Rocks

[BottomLine 14]

Ive heard people talking about catching big fluke at the Shrewsbury Rocks but ive never been there before. Does anyone know about this spot or if its worth it to go there out of atlantic highlands?

   Thanks

[IrishAyes]

My opinion, Yes, it is worth the trip. If you don't get fluke, you can get sea bass, striped bass, blue fish and when in season, false albies, bonito and a few other species. 

One thing though, BRING A LOT OF RIGS. 

You can also stop at the Sandy Hook reef, which is just before you get to the rocks. Same deal there with the fishing.

[Capt -Jerry P]

its worth it

bigger and better at da rocks....

[CapBob]

 

That whole bottom area from Elberon up to the rocks is good for Fluke and Sea Bass, Stripers/Blues.......as Capt Joe said Bring a good supply of rigs and lead

[Luna Sea 5]

well worth it.. great fluke along the rock edges.

[Still Running]

Anyone know how far of a ride from AH?
Thanks

[CapBob]

around 30 min

[Still Running]

Thanks Capt.

[Luna Sea 5]

from the tip of the hook, around 8 miles to hit it...

[PeggyLee]

Worth it yes.
Plenty of rigs yes.
Run South outside the hook,you'll pick it up on your GPS or charts.

[Ms Grit]

Absolutely worth it.
I'm always very happy when the AH party boats are willing to make the trip 

[Still Running]

from the tip of the hook, around 8 miles to hit it...

Thanks Nick

[Wreckfish]

Bring lots of rigs

[Luna Sea 5]

from the tip of the hook, around 8 miles to hit it...

Thanks Nick

that is usually my last season best spot for Fluke.  i drift the edge of the rocks, best part is, you can also drift stripers there at the same time and also pick up nice C-bass all in the same spot.

[blynch]

Rox are great b/c they extend from like 15 to like 50 feet of water.  There are so  many nooks and crannies for Mambo fluke to hold that you have a good shot at getting a bruiser. Also, the Rattlesnake... another renowened spot... lies in 65 feet, east of the rox.