Showing posts with label Striped Bass. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Striped Bass. Show all posts

Thursday, October 8, 2020

Autumn action


 You never know when a little Autumn action is going to pop up!

Tuesday, October 6, 2020

Lots of Little Ones...

There are lots of small bass around. Everywhere I stop seems to be crawling with little baby bass. It is a great sign for the future but I am looking forward to hanging a few nicer sized fish. 


 

Friday, October 2, 2020

Rocktober is Upon US.


The water is cooling and the fish are moving.  It is really starting to feel like fall. Schoolie Bass and small Bluefish seem to still be on spearing.   




Fall is Beautiful 




 

Thursday, September 24, 2020

The Season is Upon Us.

2020 has been rough, but I am hoping for a great fall. The mullet run is on. There are a ton of small fish around to keep you busy. Plus everywhere is beautiful right now. Get out, while I try to get back into the blog game. 








Saturday, November 23, 2019

At the Beach..

 Stripers continue to be caught throughout the oceanfront in Monmouth County. The fish seem to be on sand eels for the most part. There are a few fish in the keeper range being caught, however, I have only landed very small fish to about 25". I have not been out as much as I would like and have only been fishing from the beach. I will be out here and there this week. I have to say it has been a little boring. I have not found the excitement I have come to expect from a fall run, which is partly my fault for not getting out enough but also partly because it has been plain old boring.  This week should be pretty decent. 


Wednesday, November 13, 2019

PreFreeze Stripers.


Stripers are here on Monmouth County beaches! There have been many blitzes on peanut bunker up and down our coastline. I have yet to see any really big fish come within casting distance of the beach, but it could happen. However, there are plenty of big fish around, you just need a boat to reach them. I have been too busy to get out on the boat to hunt some of these monsters but maybe next week. Over the last 24 hours, we have experienced a dramatic drop in temperature. You could see the steam pouring off the ocean. This drop should get the bait moving. Get out and fish! 


However, if you do get out and fish please respect all fish. These two bait fishermen caught, killed, and left about 8 spiny dogfish on the beach. Striped bass exist within an ecosystem that took millions of years to evolve, every indigenous organism plays a vital role within that ecosystem. You can be almost certain that needlessly killing any organism in that ecosystem is ultimately bad for striped bass. 


Monday, June 17, 2019

The Are Still PLENTY of Bass Around.


There are plenty of bass still around!! Schoolies mostly, the farther 'out-back' you fish the smaller the fish. There are definitely a few keeper-size fish in the mix, if you don't go too far 'back!' I have not put much effort into fishing the ocean yet, but have been thinking about it. I have been fishing mostly at night and think its the best bet this time of year. 








Thursday, June 13, 2019

Home Sweet Home...

Getting out here and there and poking around the salt!






Saturday, November 24, 2018

Thanksgiving At the Beach!

 Spent the holiday at home visiting family. 








Sunday, June 3, 2018

The Lower Susquehanna.

A brief stop on the Lower Susquehanna was well worth it!



Saturday, May 26, 2018

As Per Usual.

 There are fish everywhere back home! Isn't there a saying about not leaving fish to find fish!?! Yes, I guess in the grander sense, I didn't follow that one!













Friday, December 30, 2016

Beach Day.

A few little fish on a December beach day. 


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Thursday, December 29, 2016

The Schoolie Shuffle.

A few Schoolies to end the evening. A trip home is never complete without a few of these. 
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There seemed to be a few better ones mixed in, but I didn't land any.
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