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Barnegat bay report
Bass fishing has been phenomenal lately, bloods working good during the day then the magic happens at night. I have stumbled upon quite a few night time blitzes , most fish are in the 20-26" range with a healthy dose of keepers. The only problem is the amount of people fishing at night, I usually run into 3-4 but with everyone off its now 10-20 at all hours of the night. Perch fishing has been slow with more yellows then whites and starting to see more and more crabs.
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Nice report. Curious about your thoughts on the power plant being closed? It seems the Bass fishing is getting better.
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What happened before was the schoolies would really stack up in that waterway, and there would be SOME at all of the other known spots. Now, since few of those fish are going into the outflow, all of the other fish are inhabiting those other spots and they're stacking up. So yeah fishing is getting better and I honestly think there's more bass in the bay now then there ever has been. |
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Agreed, they are not stacked up by the plant and more widespread. It seems to be a very good run so far for sure. Last summer while Fluking near the BB/BI we noticed alot less of that annoying snot weed as well and I think that is due to the plant closing too.
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The snot/shmegma has been around forever. It grows over the winter on the bottom and it basically "releases" and dies as the water warms and gets washed out. Some years it's worse than others. N Barnegat Bay and the Manasquan River always have it bad, as well as down S near the causeway. It's a type of algea/sea grass.
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I thought New Jersey was shut down after dark???? How are you fishing?
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LOL wasn't saying you aren't knowledgable. Maybe you're right with the plant shutting down it's affecting the growth, who knows. All I know is when I set up at a semi-familiar bass spot (after perch fishing) last night near LBI I saw LOADS of shmeg all over the bottom so who knows. S wind was cranking and we only gave it 5 minutes as all the prime spots were taken and we didn't feel like freezing our asses off. |
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