View Full Version : Good stuff for the reefs
Sharkyispy
03-13-2015, 08:19 AM
Didn't see it posted yet so throwing it up ...will be interesting to see if it starts holding the big boys when complete
....http://www.state.nj.us/dep/fgw/news/2015/reefconcrete3-15.htm
SplitShot
03-13-2015, 08:30 AM
Nice... finally something in OUR favor :D
Gerry Zagorski
03-13-2015, 08:48 AM
Build it and they will come :)
Reel Class
03-13-2015, 09:16 AM
both of those reefs are loaded with junk and most of those piles hold fish (tog seabass fluke etc) - the new ones don't take too long to produce as some of the newer heeps of junk on the axel were actually very good for seabass and fluke last year and the year before...
Not for nothing but what happened to the discussion about creating a new reef off seaside/IBSP?
Obviously the more bottom in a concentrated area is OK, but if another reef is created outside this area it creates even more opportunities for anglers to get away from the crowd and get into more fish relatively close to home... It also let's migratory species like fluke and seabass spread out and populate other areas...
Just my $.02
Billfish715
03-13-2015, 11:02 AM
They are great additions and improvements to the otherwise bare ocean floor. I have done very well at both reefs and am extremely grateful to the foresight of those pioneers who decided to drop concrete-filled tires out there over 40 years ago. The reefs give back quality fish and fishing adventures provided you make regular donations to the "bucktail graveyard" like most of us have done.
irishc
03-13-2015, 11:38 AM
both of those reefs are loaded with junk and most of those piles hold fish (tog seabass fluke etc) - the new ones don't take too long to produce as some of the newer heeps of junk on the axel were actually very good for seabass and fluke last year and the year before...
Not for nothing but what happened to the discussion about creating a new reef off seaside/IBSP?
Obviously the more bottom in a concentrated area is OK, but if another reef is created outside this area it creates even more opportunities for anglers to get away from the crowd and get into more fish relatively close to home... It also let's migratory species like fluke and seabass spread out and populate other areas...
Just my $.02
The rule change and amendments have to be finalized before any action can or will be taken to build the new reef. Public comment is being taken until 4/2 so I imagine it is going to be a while before we get any more information on that project. I personally have mixed feeling on the subject but that is for another thread.
Sharkyispy
03-13-2015, 06:18 PM
We have had some great trips on both of these. Would be great if it is spread out a bit at each site. Would hope the Barnegat area would receive some love too....
Hunter 2
03-14-2015, 04:45 PM
Good info Mike.
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