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Good Bassin and Quality fluke
2007-06-14 10:01:02
New York Bight, New York - Saltwater Fishing Report
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Fishing on last Nights bass trip was Good dispite The strond wind and strong ebb tide that
made conditions a little tough .
The worms produced some nice keepers for the 9 anglers aboard Some with there 2 fish limit Most had at least 1 The pool fish was a healty 30" and most fisw were right at 28" we did have a few shorts released and a weakfish early on.
The 1/2 day fluke trips continue to both surprise and delight me in both Quality and quantity . !9.5 inchers and better continue to come over the rails with surprising regularity, while The < 19.5 " shorts are caught and released in good numbers. Shallow water and strip spearing combos are producing well
6.9 lbs still leads the derby and The Great Capt. Neil will be delevering The custom Rod 1st prize Friday am and will be fishing the am trip with us
Fish Species: Striped Bass
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About The Author: Captain Anthony Santella
Company: Marilyn jean Charters
Area Reporting: New York
Bio: Marilyn Jean is a fast comfortable 36ft. Downeaster powered by a 420hp CAT diesel. The boat carries all of the latest electronic navigation and fish finding equipment, as well as the finest safety equipment. Her captain and crew have over 50 years combined experience fishing the New York / New Jersey area. We know where the fish are, but even more importantly, you will be getting a top flight boat, a knowledgeable and courteous captain and crew, and the best bait and tackle that can be found. We sail daily from Futura Marina. Directions From the Belt Parkway West take the Knapp St. exit, then take a right at the light. Continue down 4 or 5 blocks and enter the drive way just before the Burger King resturant. The sign on the fence says Lobster Harbour. From The Belt Parkway East take the Knapp St. exit, then go left at Knapp St., then follow as above.
917 560 8224
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