[hamonbagel]

Once again, the JRB at 10:30pm with incoming tide was great. Caught between 23 to 32 inch fish until it slowed down. Fished 30 foot area just to the south of the highrise on the downriver side. Used 6 inch storms, bouncing them on the bottom in the lightline. Great night and only burned about two gallons of gas.

Best 10 minute drive from the house I can find!

GL

Jeff

 

[Kevin Smith]

Nice!!!

Jeff,

Give me a shout if you need a ho! I will be in touch about ocean fishing soon.

Kevin

 

[hamonbagel]

Kevin,

When you want to head out, let me know. For our night adventures, we usually decide that evening so a drive from Richmond with two hour notice might not work. You can always stay here in the building if you like. I'd love an ocean trip when you are ready.

Sensors are almost ready for market. The last of the tooling is getting done this week.

Call 757-593-3478

 

[cocktail sauce]

That's just what I needed to know when the forecast is for NE winds. I should be out Tuesday night.

 

[NNMountaineer]

I was out sunday and monday nights, the incoming tide is MUCH better than the outgoing, caught around 50 sunday with a 4 man limit of fish between 22" and 24" last night we caught over 100 with a four man limit of fish between 24" and 27" and had one break us off in the 35" to 40" range. Both nights we caught them flipping storms on the incoming tide nearly every cast then the outgoing was very difficult to even catch a fish. We caught fish from south of the small boat channel in 9 feet of water to just off the pier in 20 foot. Bigger fish are in the 30 foot area previously mentioned.

 

[Finfever21]

Way to go at the JRB congrats

 

[bluecat]

Do you use braided line?

 

[NNMountaineer]

braided line YES, just got back again monday night (actually is 5 am tuesday), caught over 100, bigger fish tonight, 5 man limit between 25 and 27" with one 29" slot fish released, all caught on 4 or 6" storms casting 32' of water just south of the span

 

[NNMountaineer]

o yea all but 3 fish were caught on the incoming tide, outgoing fish would not bite