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Name: Ken Dumsha
Email: kdumsha@verizon.net
Boat Name: High Risk II
Phone: 215.688.1170
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 6/15/2013
Location of Trip: 30 line
Species Sought: Mako
Time of Day Fished: Morning After Sunrise
Tide Fished: High (Incoming water)
Weather Conditions: Sunny
Wind Conditions: less than 10 kts. NW
Sea Conditions: 2-4 ft.
Primary Bait: Mackeral
Secondary Bait: Sardines
Lure Used: No Lures Used (Rig or Hook Only)
Fishing Report:
Hey Scott, Just an update for your shop. Went mako fishing saturday at the 30 line. Blue sharks by the dozens. Made 3 moves, last hour, low on chum (3 buckets), chunk line (1 flat of sardines, 1/2 flat of butter fish, and bunker oil) we downsized the bluefish filets we were using and added a trolling squid to the short line. Fish on!! later a nice 73" Mako on ice. So, take lots of bait and chum, and never give up. Also add some good trolling squid to the cut bait, made a difference on a tough day.
~Ken Dumsha
| Sunday, June 16, 2013 /\/\/\ 1:31pm |
| Saturday, June 15, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:07pm |
| Friday, June 14, 2013 /\/\/\ 10:40pm |
Name: Jim Hutchinson Sr.
Email: jamesghutch1@aol.com
Phone: 609-290-5942
Website: http://www.fishbeachhaven.com
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 6/12/13
Location of Trip: Mostly inshore wrecks and reefs
Species Sought: Sea bass, fluke
Time of Day Fished: Morning After Sunrise
Tide Fished: High (Incoming water)
Weather Conditions: Partly Sunny/Partly Cloudy
Wind Conditions: 10-20 kts. Do not know info
Sea Conditions: 2-4 ft.
Primary Bait: Clams, Fresh
Secondary Bait: Squid
Lure Used: Trolling/Big Game Lure
Fishing Report:
One of the big events of the year for the Beach Haven Charter Fishing Association will begin on Thursday, June 20. On that night the annual Junior Mates Program will begin. The 9 week program is designed to teach the skills a young man or woman needs to be a mate on a charter boat.
Every year an eager group of youngsters ages 13 and above goes through the detailed course learning about fishing. Most of the activities are hands-on. Each class is 2 hours long and takes place at the Maritime Museum in Beach Haven. There are currently openings for this year's course and information can be found at the BHCFAS's website at www.fishbeachhaven.com Information on signing up can also be obtained by calling Captain John Koegler at 609-290-3349.
Captain John Lewis of the "Insatiable" reports that his boat is booked for Father's Day with his son and granddaughters for a day of fishing to celebrate the big day. After that trip Captain John plans to investigate the good reports he has heard on canyon fishing, sea bass and fluke on the wrecks, mako sharks along the 20-30 fathom lines, and loads of blowfish in the bay. Blowfish are a great way to introduce youngsters to fishing. Captain Carl Sheppard reports he has been finding some black sea bass on the offshore wrecks. He is optimistic that the dogfish shark numbers seem to be decreasing. He says there are still some large blackfish on the wrecks but that season is currently closed. He has been getting his anglers some hectic action on 1-3 pound bluefish around the inlet and Grassy Channel.
Captain Bob Gerkens reports he has returned the "Hot Tuna" to Beach Haven after its winter sojourn in North Carolina. The trip north along the continental shelf was turned into a 48 hour tune-up fishing trip for Captain Bob, Benjamin Peterson of Jacksonville, NC, Wayne Smith, and Captain John Lewis of the "Insatiable." The meat catch included 12 blackfin tuna, 6 mahi-mahi, a yellowfin tuna and one amberjack. A black tip shark and additional blackfin tuna were released.
~Jim Hutchinson Sr.
Name: Eddie Z
Boat Name: Boats-n-Hoses
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 6/12/13
Location of Trip: Sticks
Species Sought: Big Ones
Time of Day Fished: Early Afternoon
Tide Fished: High (Outgoing water)
Weather Conditions: Partly Sunny/Partly Cloudy
Wind Conditions: 10-20 kts. SE
Sea Conditions: less than 2 ft.
Primary Bait: Artificials Only
Secondary Bait: Minnows/Killies/Shiners
Lure Used: No Lures Used (Rig or Hook Only)
Fishing Report:
I guess stopping into Scotts B&T for a fillet knife is always a good thing. Fished the sticks today, fiddled around with some gulp but was having no luck, switched to minnow and got two in the box(20,18) along with a few shorts(not as many as the weekend)and a small blue. Not as much action as the weekend but overall a good day. Seems like I will be bay fishing until I see otherwise.
Boats-n-Hoses
~Eddie Z
| Sunday, June 9, 2013 /\/\/\ 8:12 am |
| Saturday, June 8, 2013 /\/\/\ 3:59pm |
Name: Jim Hutchinson Sr.
Email: jamesghutch1@aol.com
Phone: 609-290-5942
Website: http://www.fishbeachhaven.com
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 6/8/13
Location of Trip: Inshore wrecks
Species Sought: black sea bass
Time of Day Fished: Morning After Sunrise
Tide Fished: High (Incoming water)
Weather Conditions: Partly Sunny/Partly Cloudy
Wind Conditions: 10-20 kts. Do not know info
Sea Conditions: 2-4 ft.
Primary Bait: Clams, Fresh
Secondary Bait: Squid
Lure Used: No Lures Used (Rig or Hook Only)
Fishing Report:
Although there are a lot of choices of fish to target in Beach Haven, the action has not been as consistent as everyone would like.
The captains of the Beach Haven Charter Fishing Association are still working to find their groove. "Sparetime Charters" with Captain George Finck was out fishing a few days ago with the Tim Nickles group. The action was fast and furious on the wrecks as the anglers had drop and reel action on black sea bass. There were throwbacks in the mix but they managed to take a goodly amount of fillets home for dinner. They also caught and released a nice blackfish which unfortunately was out of season.
Captain Fran Verdi on the "Francesca Marie" has had a couple of trips for sea bass with pretty much the same results as Captain Finck. Captain Fran is spending his time fishing on the wrecks and reefs and drifting for fluke. Right now the striper bite is slow in the area.
~Jim Hutchinson Sr.
| Monday, June 3, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:10pm |
| Saturday, June 1, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:10pm |
| Friday, May 31, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:55pm |
Name: Jim Hutchinson Sr.
Email: jamesghutch1@aol.com
Phone: 609-290-5942
Website: http://www.fishbeachhaven.com
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 5/31/13
Location of Trip: Inshore reefs and wrecks
Species Sought: Black sea bass, summer flounder
Time of Day Fished: Morning After Sunrise
Tide Fished: Low Tide (Outgoing water)
Weather Conditions: Sunny
Wind Conditions: less than 10 kts. SE
Sea Conditions: less than 2 ft.
Primary Bait: Clams, Fresh
Secondary Bait: Squid
Lure Used: No Lures Used (Rig or Hook Only)
Fishing Report:
What a difference a week makes. Now that some warmer weather and calmer winds have arrived, the captains of the Beach Haven Charter Fishing Association are finding things more to their liking.
Captain Fran Verdi of the "Francesca Marie" had to abort a couple of his fishing trips due to the weather. Recently he has been able to get back on the bite as he is finding some good action on back bay fluke and sea bass on the nearby ocean wrecks and reefs.
Captain John Koegler had the "Star Fish" out for a day of bottom fishing in the ocean. He reported the black sea bass action was a bit spotty, but his group caught enough keepers to provide dinner for all. Captain John said he was surprised to catch a few sea bass that were smaller than 6-inches. Usually these small sea bass do not show until the end of the summer.
On his way out he was shocked to see a wide ocean break in the exact center of the Little Egg Inlet marked channel. He had no trouble running around the break but believes a boater, especially in small boat, might encounter some danger of not aware of this break.
The fluke bite in Great Bay is steady with many more throwbacks than keepers. Right now there is a lull in the striped bass action.
~Jim Hutchinson Sr.
| Thursday, May 30, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:50 pm |
| Monday, May 27, 2013 /\/\/\ 6:00pm |
| Sunday, May 26, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:40 pm |
Name: Jim Hutchinson Sr.
Email: jamesghutch1@aol.com
Phone: 609-290-5942
Website: http://www.fishbeachhaven.com
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 5/21/13
Location of Trip: Great Bay
Species Sought: Striped bass, fluke, bluefish, sea bass
Time of Day Fished: Morning After Sunrise
Tide Fished: Low Tide (Outgoing water)
Weather Conditions: Partly Sunny/Partly Cloudy
Wind Conditions: 10-20 kts. SE
Sea Conditions: 4-6 ft.
Primary Bait: Clams, Fresh
Secondary Bait: No Second Bait Used
Lure Used: Hopkins-type Metal
Fishing Report:
The weather reports for the Beach Haven area do not look good for Memorial Day Weekend. The captains of the Beach Haven Charter Fishing Association are looking at the weather forecasts and wondering if they will be able to get some productive fishing in. Any ocean fishing is certainly out for a day or so. There is some possibility of some bay action.
Captain John Koegler on "Pop's Pride" had a party out a few days ago, and they found great action while fishing in Great Bay. The group had a total of 45 fluke with several keepers. In addition they hooked up with a dozen feisty bluefish.
Captain Carl Sheppard on the "Star Fish" had two striped bass parties out recently. His morning group boated four keepers while the afternoon crew added another three. He battled the elements last Sunday for some bottom fishing in the ocean on the first day of the black sea bass season. Despite strong winds and currents they managed to boat several nice sea bass along with one codfish.
The one positive about the sudden cool weather is that it should help to keep the striped bass around longer than usual.
~Jim Hutchinson Sr.
| Friday, May 24, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:45m |
Name: Chris Miller
Email: chrismi105@comcast.net
Boat Name: Tiderunner
Phone: 609-709-7395
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 5-18-13
Location of Trip: Great Bay
Species Sought: Fluke
Time of Day Fished: Morning After Sunrise
Tide Fished: High (Incoming water)
Weather Conditions: Cloudy/Light Rain
Wind Conditions: less than 10 kts. SE
Sea Conditions: less than 2 ft.
Primary Bait: Minnows/Killies/Shiners
Secondary Bait: (Other)
Lure Used: Bucktail
Fishing Report:
Caught the end of the outgoing tide and had 4 fish in 30 minutes drifting a cut behind the fish factory, moved over to the ICW when the tide died out and picked at shorts and then pulled 3 keepers (18, 21, 22) in 4 short drifts over 1 spot..headed farther into the bay and picked at shorts for a bit..ran over to the stakes for the incoming tide..fish were hungry there and landed 25 or so in 4 drifts including 4 more keepers...bucktails, minnows and gulp shrimp, pogys and swimming mullet all produced...even had some real little guys...10" or so...good to see them around already...great day on the bay ..too bad for my crew that cancelled...it was epic fishing...had around 40 fish including 7 keepers
~Chris Miller
| Sunday, May 19, 2013 /\/\/\ 6:33am |
| Saturday, May 18, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:55pm |
| Thursday, May 16, 2013 /\/\/\ 4:36 pm |
Name: Jim Hutchinson Sr.
Email: jamesghutch1@aol.com
Phone: 609-290-5942
Website: http://www.fishbeachhaven.com
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 5/10/13
Location of Trip: Holgate and fish factory areas
Species Sought: Striped Bass
Time of Day Fished: Morning After Sunrise
Tide Fished: High (Outgoing water)
Weather Conditions: Partly Sunny/Partly Cloudy
Wind Conditions: 10-20 kts. SE
Sea Conditions: 2-4 ft.
Primary Bait: Clams, Fresh
Secondary Bait: No Second Bait Used
Lure Used: Hopkins-type Metal
Fishing Report:
The good news around Beach Haven is the continued presence of striped bass in the bay and inlet waters. Some catches of larger bass, 50-plus pounds, just north of Long Beach Island, bodes well for those big spring bass for ocean anglers trolling and jigging with live bunker. In addition to the bass, the bay is loaded with bluefish and a goodly number of weakfish
The captains of the Beach Haven Charter Fishing Association are also looking forward to the beginning of the summer flounder and black sea bass seasons.
Captain Fran Verdi on the "Francesca Marie" reports finding good action on those stripers and bluefish in the bay in addition to some black drumfish. He ran an open boat trip recently where he had two keeper bass and another 7 throwbacks. They also boated 10 bluefish, three of which were kept for the dinner table.
Captain Bob Gerkens of the "Hot Tuna" wants his loyal anglers to know that final Hurricane Sandy repairs are being completed in North Carolina and he should have his boat back in New Jersey later this month.
~Jim Hutchinson Sr.
Name: David Snyder
Boat Name: Consiglier
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 05/12/13
Location of Trip: gravel point
Species Sought: Striper
Time of Day Fished: Early Afternoon
Tide Fished: High (Incoming water)
Weather Conditions: Partly Sunny/Partly Cloudy
Wind Conditions: 20-30 kts. N
Sea Conditions: less than 2 ft.
Primary Bait: Clams, Fresh
Secondary Bait: Bunker, Fresh
Lure Used: No Lures Used (Rig or Hook Only)
Fishing Report:
Took Mom out for Mothers Day,caught blow fish for two hours.Mom was happy just to get out fishing and so was I.
Dave
~David Snyder
| Sunday, May 12, 2013 /\/\/\ 11:30am |
Name: Bill Howell
Email: twokidsandadad9592@comcast.net
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 05/11/13
Location of Trip: IBSP
Species Sought: Stripers
Time of Day Fished: Morning After Sunrise
Tide Fished: High (Incoming water)
Weather Conditions: Rain
Wind Conditions: 10-20 kts. SW
Sea Conditions: 2-4 ft.
Primary Bait: Artificials Only
Secondary Bait: No Second Bait Used
Lure Used: Plug, Diving
Fishing Report:
Fished the park this morning from 8am til 11am, managed to get 4 bass to 32" on a SP Minnow (Bone). All fish caught in a 30min time frame.
~Bill Howell
| Friday, May 10, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:56 pm |
Name: JOSEPH YURKO
Email: yurko2@aol.com
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 05/08/13
Location of Trip: GRAVELING POINT
Species Sought:
Time of Day Fished: Late Afternoon
Tide Fished: High (Incoming water)
Weather Conditions: Partly Sunny/Partly Cloudy
Wind Conditions: 10-20 kts. E
Sea Conditions: less than 2 ft.
Primary Bait: Clams, Fresh
Secondary Bait: Mackeral
Lure Used: No Lures Used (Rig or Hook Only)
Fishing Report:
Anchored a few hundred yards off the point and put out one rod for blues and one for striper. Caught two blowfish on clam, one blue on mackeral.
Pulled in both rods and fished for blowfish. Caught 20 blowfish in less than an hour, some very large with roe.
ps: No one fishing off the point bank.
~JOSEPH YURKO
Name: Dennis Leary
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 5/8/13
Location of Trip:
Species Sought:
Time of Day Fished: Late Afternoon
Tide Fished: High (Incoming water)
Weather Conditions: Partly Sunny/Partly Cloudy
Wind Conditions: 10-20 kts. SE
Sea Conditions: less than 2 ft.
Primary Bait: Clams, Fresh
Secondary Bait: Bloodworms
Lure Used: No Lures Used (Rig or Hook Only)
Fishing Report:
Fished all after noon till dark. Believe it or not my son caught a weakfish. A good size too. Also a couple of small blues and a king fish. The water seemed Warmer.
~Dennis Leary
| Saturday, May 4, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:00pm |
| Thursday, May 2, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:07pm |
(Copied over from our Facebook and emails)
5/8/13 Email from Bob N. regarding hook issue.
Safe release of fish is most dependent on the angler, not the hook...wish more folks could read the actual papers done by NFS guys... most have to rely on writers re-interperting technical papers
http://www.bassdozer.com/articles/manns/hook_in_out.shtml
Fish are capable of rejecting hooks that become imbedded in the gullet or stomach region, although this process may take as many as 120 days. Studies show that tin/cadmium hooks are rejected in a shorter period (60 days), however, they result in higher fatalities because of the toxic effects of the chemical breakdown. The mortality rate for stainless steel hooks is much lower in spite of the long retention period (>120 days).
5/3/13 Reply from Jack with more of an explanation on his feelings about stainless hooks:
http://www.eyecatcherlures.com/articles/stainless-hooks/
http://www.stoneflysociety.org/catchrelease.htm
My comment about the stainless steel circle hooks was pertaining to the fact that they do not rust out if ingested by a fish as a carbon steel hook would. I use only circle hooks on the point and wish other would do too, like the one person I saw who walked many yards away from his three rods covering 25 yards of the point. ( We all know who he is) , and when he got the fish in he had to release it, floating belly up gut hooked because he used bass hooks. I know of some very skilled anglers on the point that use bass hooks but they stay close to their rods and grab them when they get a bite. Even a circle hook can gut hook a fish so stainless steel hooks are not the thing to use if one has to release a gut hooked fish. Hooks are cheap, but stripers are priceless.
Additional email 5:10pm 5/2/13 regarding the larger circle hooks:
Message:
FYI on the circle hooks. I don't think I lost any, but if I did, they are 14/0 circles. They only hook big fish. All little fish get away. We've had plenty of 30 pound and up bass recently, so we like to weed out the smaller fish and ensure a good hookup with the larger hooks. The hook is always in the corner of the mouth. They're the same hooks used offshore for long lining tuna. I have never lost one of these hooks to a fish, if anything it may have fallen out of the bag.
5/2/13 9:00a.m.Scott,
Jack Ross's recent post made mention of circle hooks in a less than kind way. I'm a newbie and thought they were a kinder bait hook for catch and release. Appreciate it if you, or Jack or anyone can fill me in 'cause I'd rather be part of the solution and not part of the problem. Ed M
Name: Jack Ross
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Report Details
Date of Trip: May1 2013
Location of Trip:
Species Sought:
Time of Day Fished: Morning After Sunrise
Tide Fished: High (Incoming water)
Weather Conditions: Sunny
Wind Conditions: 10-20 kts. NE
Sea Conditions: less than 2 ft.
Primary Bait: Clams, Fresh
Secondary Bait: No Second Bait Used
Lure Used: No Lures Used (Rig or Hook Only)
Fishing Report:
The reports are not fiction. Most people know Graveling Point can be a heartless bitch at times. I arrived on the point after sun up and there were about or 6 people that said only a few bites were had. I fished one rod unti the tide started in, then put in the second rod. The tide was near half up when I got a hit that nearly took th spike out of the sod. I landed a 34 inch Striper. I Also caught one bowfish and one bluefish, then I left for home. If I stayed, I'm sure I would have gotten another keeper, but last week I carried two off the sod and at my old age one was enough.
BTW, We found a rig with heavy stainless steel circle hooks and I have to say to whoever is using them, they should be stuck where the sun don't shine.
~Jack Ross
Name: John Volkavitch
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 04/28/2013
Location of Trip:
Species Sought:
Time of Day Fished: Early Morning (Still Dark)
Tide Fished: High (Incoming water)
Weather Conditions: Sunny
Wind Conditions: less than 10 kts. E
Sea Conditions: less than 2 ft.
Primary Bait: Clams, Fresh
Secondary Bait: Bunker, Fresh
Lure Used: No Lures Used (Rig or Hook Only)
Fishing Report:
Fished Graveling Point from sun up til sun down. 3 of us had 6 rods in the water. Not 1 single bite all day. Saw a single blue caught at daybreak and that was it for the day.
I don't know who is posting these false reports but it has to end. I fished this whole past week at graveling point and did see a couple blues caught and 1 striper. Its not the "on fire fishing" its being made out to be. Graveling point was packed today with every noob in jersey and they all said they heard the fishing was great from internet reports. Its just not true Ive been there. hopefully it heats up and the fishing gets better.
ALSO by the way...
People
Graveling point is a public area not your own private trash dump. PICK UP YOUR TRASH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
~John Volkavitch
| Saturday, April 27, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:10pm |
Name: Gene Wanckel
Boat Name: Reel Michene
Phone: 856-812-1938
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 04/25/2013
Location of Trip: 138 and Graveling Point
Species Sought: Bluefish, Striper and Drum
Time of Day Fished: Night
Tide Fished: High (Outgoing water)
Weather Conditions: Partly Sunny/Partly Cloudy
Wind Conditions: less than 10 kts. NE
Sea Conditions: less than 2 ft.
Primary Bait: Clams, Fresh
Secondary Bait: Mackeral
Lure Used: Hopkins-type Metal
Fishing Report:
We went out for a over night trip last night and it was one of my best fishing trips ever. First I made my way over to Grassy Channel and fished there for thre hours and didnt even get a single bite..The moon was full and so was the tide..We needed 10 0z to hold bottom. I made a move over to 138 and it proved to be the right decision. Non stop action for the remainder of the night...All bluefish ranging from 2 to 5 lbs. When daylight broke we made a move over to Graveling Point and caught the turn of the tide...BAMM. All the bluefish you wanted ranging from 5 to 10 lbs. We finally called it a night around 10am because the onboard storage box was overflowing with bluefish...We left them biting...No other fish caught just the mighty blue. They are here and its time to get out and fish...Once again thank you and Tight Linz everyone
~Gene Wanckel
| Friday, April 26, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:00pm |
Name: Harold Eddy
Email: luke2gd@aol.com
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 04/21/13
Location of Trip: Traveling point
Species Sought: Striped bass
Time of Day Fished: Evening (Sunset/Dusk)
Tide Fished: Low Tide (Outgoing water)
Weather Conditions: Sunny
Wind Conditions: 10-20 kts. SE
Sea Conditions: less than 2 ft.
Primary Bait: Clams, Fresh
Secondary Bait: No Second Bait Used
Lure Used: No Lures Used (Rig or Hook Only)
Fishing Report:
Fished for 2 hrs. 7.45 to 10 pm the action did not stop. Catching striped bass and blue fish ranging from 20 inches to a 41 inch striped bass. It was the best fishing I have ever had at Graveling point. I was using clams as bait, as soon as I put the bait out I had to reel it in. It was great !
~Harold Eddy
| Tuesday, April 23, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:34pm |
| Monday, April 22, 2013 /\/\/\ 8:33am |
| Sunday, April 21, 2013 /\/\/\ 4:00pm |
Name: Gene Wanckel
Boat Name: Reel Michene
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 04/19.2013
Location of Trip: Grassy Channel
Species Sought: Bluefish and Striper
Time of Day Fished: Early Morning (Still Dark)
Tide Fished: High (Outgoing water)
Weather Conditions: Cloudy/Light Rain
Wind Conditions: 10-20 kts. S
Sea Conditions: 2-4 ft.
Primary Bait: Mackeral
Secondary Bait: Clams, Fresh
Lure Used: Bucktail
Fishing Report:
We got out on the water around 9am and made our way over to Grassy Channel..We anchored up close to the inlet with no luck and the water was moving very swiftly. We soon made a move up further in Grassy towards AC and our luck quickly changed. Wasn't five minutes after anchoring up that our first fish pulled our rods down and shredded our line...After a quick rig change it was back on again...Nice sized blues in the area of 3 to 5 lbs...Nice way to start the season. Our only regret was the weather quickly turned for the worse...Tight Linz everyone
~Gene Wanckel
| Saturday, April 20, 2013 /\/\/\ 4:00pm |
Name: Fred Baldermann
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 04/18/13
Location of Trip: Graveling Point
Species Sought: Striper
Time of Day Fished: Early Afternoon
Tide Fished: High (Incoming water)
Weather Conditions: Partly Sunny/Partly Cloudy
Wind Conditions: less than 10 kts. Do not know info
Sea Conditions: Do not know info
Primary Bait: Clams, Fresh
Secondary Bait: No Second Bait Used
Lure Used: No Lures Used (Rig or Hook Only)
Fishing Report:
one striper 29" 8lb ... other guys there landed 3 or 4 shorts
~Fred Baldermann
| Thursday, April 18, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:35pm |
Name: Craig kelley
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 4-14-13
Location of Trip:
Species Sought:
Time of Day Fished: Late Afternoon
Tide Fished: Low Tide (Outgoing water)
Weather Conditions: Sunny
Wind Conditions: 10-20 kts. W
Sea Conditions: less than 2 ft.
Primary Bait: Clams, Fresh
Secondary Bait: No Second Bait Used
Lure Used: No Lures Used (Rig or Hook Only)
Fishing Report:
29" striper and one. Larger got off 2 shorts.
~Craig kelley
| Saturday, April 13, 2013 /\/\/\ 4:57pm |
| Thursday, April 11, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:18pm |
| Saturday, April 6, 2013 /\/\/\ 4:58pm |
Name: Larry Hrebiniak
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Report Details
Date of Trip: 04/04/13
Location of Trip: Gravelling Point
Species Sought: Stripers
Time of Day Fished: Early Afternoon
Tide Fished: Low Tide (Incoming water)
Weather Conditions: Partly Sunny/Partly Cloudy
Wind Conditions: 20-30 kts. SE
Sea Conditions: 2-4 ft.
Primary Bait: Bloodworms
Secondary Bait: No Second Bait Used
Lure Used: No Lures Used (Rig or Hook Only)
Fishing Report:
In a howling, cold wind pushing a strong incoming tide, I caught two bass and lost a third fish. One was a keeper--32 inches and heavy--a solid fish. The other caught fish was 26 inches, a beauty but a throwback.Warmer weather should get things going full speed.
~Larry Hrebiniak
| Thursday, April 4, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:10pm |
| Wedsnesday, April 3, 2013 /\/\/\ 5:00pm |