[NJ Deer]

Im heading out fluke fishing with my father and a friend ouf ours...any specific area where they are doing the best...we will most likely stay in the bay and around the hook...any info is appreciated..
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[NJ Deer]

Its my fathers friends boat...18FT side console

 

[NJ Deer]

LOL...yea a good pair of Binoculars always comes in handy...thanks for the info...did you guys try out by Flynns Knoll at all...someone said they were picking up good numbers of fluke out there also...

 

[NJ Deer]

Thanks alot...i havent gotten out there at all this year so im pretty excited..been doin alot of freshwater..

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[wojtowicza]

thanks alot Rich! now your not going to get them back...lol

 

[Dragthor]

Take pictures (of fish, not hairy naked fat people) and send them to me!

 

[NJ Deer]

lol...sounds good..ive got to make sure i remember to bring a camera...

 

[VENISONEATR]

Take pictures (of fish, not hairy naked fat people) and send them to me!

I resemble that remark

 

[VENISONEATR]

Who are you calling naked, fat, and hairy??? Sounds like pure jealousy

 

[VENISONEATR]

Here's a really good photo [confused]

 

[NJ Deer]

VENISONEATR- how deep were you guys fishing last sunday?? Ive heard a few ppl saying 35-45 feet...that can be tough with the current and need for alot of weight...we usually only went down to about 15-25 feet..just curious..

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[jerseyhunter]

I can remember drifting up against the range bouys and needing 6-8 oz to hold bottom. If you catch it right, there's some nice one's out there.

 

[VENISONEATR]

VENISONEATR- how deep were you guys fishing last sunday?? Ive heard a few ppl saying 35-45 feet...that can be tough with the current and need for alot of weight...we usually only went down to about 15-25 feet..just curious..

We found most of the fish in 30'-40' of water. When the tide and wind are whipping together we had a hard time holding bottom with 8 oz. When the wind was against the tide you could fish 2-3 oz. no problem. Try and drift across the channel edges and make sure you can feel your sinker lifting off the bottom and dropping back down. This is where the sensitivity of braided line really shines
Hope this helps!!!

 

[NJ Deer]

Thanks alot for the info...yea ive switched all my rods over to fireline in the past few years...it casts great,, never snaps, and has great sensitivity..the only thing is you gotta watch your fingers when grabbing the line..slices right into your hands...im gonna bring down a lighter rod also for using soem bucktails...cant wait to hit the water
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