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MVP	03-26-2010 09:50 AM

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We sure do. On the bright side however, I am headed out to fill the boat with seabass early this next week. :D

Procastinator

After reading your past post and the great bottom fishing that you have in NC I feel like jumping into my car and heading south to get into those seabass. Offshore seabass trips out of NJ was one of my favorite things to do over the winter. I use to bring my dad on some of those trips as that is one of his favorite fish to catch. Heading down to MD to tog fish for 2 days on 4/2 and 4/3. Maybe I should extend my trip and head further south to mix it up with some nice seabass

MVP

sportfishingusa

03-26-2010 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by AJFISH13

Is the federal seabass open. Also, I had an idea. Someone who knows the offshore seabass wrecks and is not a charter or party boat guy might be able to help. I have heard rumors that down south, around Atlantic City, a couple of guys were heading to a couple of wrecks 50-70 miles offshore and pounding giant seabass on butterfly jigs. I think an exploratory trip would be a good idea. Only if a person had a great knowledge about these wrecks and had a boat capable of making the run would this be possible. Now that's just an idea. I will post details in a couple of months when the season is close to opening.

They are fishing the same rock piles all the charter and party boats fish. They are right offshore and kilsong used to make about a trip or two a week out there jigging the snot out of them..

If they open it up soon it would be a good shot, another month or so those fish should be heading inshore a little and then right off the beach in a few months!

MVP	03-26-2010 10:25 AM

Re: Seabass

I use to do those trips all the time with both Kil Song and Mike Jung from Peace Token. End of November we would head out with Jeff on the voyager. In december I would head out with the Voyager and the Jamacia. Once January and Febuary came around I would head south out of Wildwood Crest and would jig them at the Baltimore Rocks. I miss those days. Once June comes around I will be heading out with fellow member Fishguts to target inshore seabass out of Barnegat. With very little pressure this winter the inshore bite is going to be insane with great #'s and better quality.

MVP

eagleyankfan

03-26-2010 10:32 AM

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Where did you see this? All the info I see has it open all year so far inside 3 miles. If it opens 5/22 does it go for the rest of the year? What size and how many?

If you don't know who Capt. Adam is and what he means to the fishing community, you're not paying attention.

sportfishingusa

03-26-2010 10:40 AM

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Originally Posted by MVP

I use to do those trips all the time with both Kil Song and Mike Jung from Peace Token. End of November we would head out with Jeff on the voyager. In december I would head out with the Voyager and the Jamacia. Once January and Febuary came around I would head south out of Wildwood Crest and would jig them at the Baltimore Rocks. I miss those days. Once June comes around I will be heading out with fellow member Fishguts to target inshore seabass out of Barnegat. With very little pressure this winter the inshore bight is going to be insane with great #'s and better quality.

MVP

LEt me know mvp, im out of forked river and always looking for guys or to jump on with someone else!

Eamon

03-26-2010 05:25 PM

Re: Seabass

MVP and Fishguts are great to fish with....you ever get the chance to go out for seabass with them jump on it:cool:

PAMonger

03-26-2010 05:51 PM

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MVP and Fishguts are great to fish with....you ever get the chance to go out for seabass with them jump on it:cool:

If the guy with the monster sea bass in his avatar says they know how to fish for sea bass, I'd believe him. :D

Blackfish Doug

03-26-2010 07:53 PM

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I use to do those trips all the time with both Kil Song and Mike Jung from Peace Token. End of November we would head out with Jeff on the voyager. In december I would head out with the Voyager and the Jamacia. Once January and Febuary came around I would head south out of Wildwood Crest and would jig them at the Baltimore Rocks. I miss those days. Once June comes around I will be heading out with fellow member Fishguts to target inshore seabass out of Barnegat. With very little pressure this winter the inshore bight is going to be insane with great #'s and better quality.

MVP

You know I'll be with the guts like I usually am during those months.

MVP	03-26-2010 10:04 PM

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LEt me know mvp, im out of forked river and always looking for guys or to jump on with someone else!

Give me a call or send me a pm

MVP
201-741-1823

AJFISH13

03-26-2010 10:43 PM

Re: Seabass

I heard this during the summer. I knew for a long time they had a winter offshore seabass fishery but on rockpiles with jigs instead of wrecks with bait. I was thinking maybe the real jumbos stay on the offshore wrecks. Anyway, when is this year's seabass season:confused: . Isn't it June and September.

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