View Full Version : Going to NJ for rocks this weekend
Albemarle24
10-24-2005, 05:45 PM
I said cool, there is a Forum for NJ, then I saw nobody uses it[sad].
My brother in law has made 2 trips down here to Virginia beach this summer for flounder fishing with me.
He is returning the favor this weekend actually friday the 28th, for some rockfishing in NJ.
We will be doing a charter since he has no boat.
Anybody how rockfishing is in NJ this time of year?
I will give the report when i come back.
I will also have to mention tidalfish to them Yankee's.
Eric
anotherfishtale
10-24-2005, 06:32 PM
YEP IM A YANKEE I LIVE IN SOUTH JERSEY IAM 30 MILES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND ATLANTIC CITY ON THE ROUTE 322 AND 54 FOLSOM N.J. WELL FIRST WE CALL THEM FISH STRIPPERS AND YES YOU WILL START HEARING ABOUT JERSEY NOW SINCE I FOUND OUT THIS SITE FROM A (SINCE IAM A YANKEE WHAT DO I CALL YOU GUYS JUST KIDDING RED NECKS SH#T ) EMAIL ME MAYBE I CAN HELP YOU GUYS OUT FOR ROCKFISHIN
Albemarle24
10-24-2005, 06:53 PM
You can call me anything but late to dinner.
We are heading out of, well I dont know. He lives in Edison. I was just informed we would be going out on a party boat. Hopefully the weather is good.
You been catching rocks, I mean stripers?
Eric
getreel
10-25-2005, 05:01 AM
Eric,
Its skinnys-kid from the other board. Have a blast up there in Jersey. I've checked on sites on Long Beach Island which is south of where you will be, and the action is starting to pick up off of the beach. You'll probably be fishing close to Staten Island since he lives in Edison, I would think. Here's a link for reports in NJ. They update daily. Click the Inshore report/ North Jersey Coast. Good luck and Catch 'em Up!!
--Don
http://www.fishingreportsnow.com/
Albemarle24
10-25-2005, 09:17 AM
Thanks don
I find it interesting that they use clams more than we do for stripers. Why is that?
Eric
getreel
10-25-2005, 09:41 AM
They have a lot of clams up there. I went up there last year and fished from the surf around Long Beach Island and you should have seen all of the clam shells on the beach...and big ones like 5-6" across. They might be easier to come by. They use a lot of those silver diamond jigs when their drifting over holes, too. Its amazing how people in different locations fish for the same fish.
There's a good book titled "On the Run" by David DiBenedetto. He took like six months off from work and followed the striper migration from Maine all the way to NC. It talks about the different methods the people in each locale used. Good read if you get the chance
Albemarle24
10-25-2005, 11:45 AM
Sounds good. Maybe it will motivate me to ditch work.
Looks like this blow is moving fast out of here. Hope to have ggod weather for the trip.
Eric
Albemarle24
10-25-2005, 11:50 AM
We will be passing by Stanten Island on our way out he said.
getreel
10-25-2005, 03:24 PM
This blow should be good for turning on those stripers up north too. I wish you the best of luck and want a full report when you get back:)).
Be safe!
--Don
WHACKMASTER
10-25-2005, 06:38 PM
Good luck, point them south, And we we prefer Rebels, not rednecks. Aristocrackers works for those that have made it.
Jeff & Ray
MISS BETTY
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