NJFishing.com Your Best Online Source for Fishing Information in New Jersey

NJFishing.com Your Best Online Source for Fishing Information in New Jersey (https://www.njfishing.com/forums/index.php)
-   NJFishing.com Salt Water Fishing (https://www.njfishing.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=1)
-   -   Shore Fluke - 7.5lbs (https://www.njfishing.com/forums/showthread.php?t=123348)

reason162 07-09-2024 04:23 PM

Shore Fluke - 7.5lbs
 
On the crankbait.
Full Video - https://youtu.be/980Fc2E1j1M

https://i.imgur.com/rH2Cnn0.png

https://i.imgur.com/zrRI8ow.jpeg

dales529 07-09-2024 06:13 PM

Re: Shore Fluke - 7.5lbs
 
Great stuff Roger. Fat 26" fluke in the suds! I have had 27 and 28 inchers off the sticky that didnt weigh that. Love the reports and videos / keep em coming and maybe one day (NOT) will figure out your locations :eek:

reason162 07-09-2024 10:07 PM

Re: Shore Fluke - 7.5lbs
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by dales529 (Post 583918)
Great stuff Roger. Fat 26" fluke in the suds! I have had 27 and 28 inchers off the sticky that didnt weigh that. Love the reports and videos / keep em coming and maybe one day (NOT) will figure out your locations :eek:

Lol!

There's a huge variation in weight, though I have a special fondness for the fat girls :)

Capt. Debbie 07-10-2024 12:38 PM

Re: Shore Fluke - 7.5lbs
 
Great job!

reason162 07-10-2024 08:12 PM

Re: Shore Fluke - 7.5lbs
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Capt. Debbie (Post 583925)
Great job!

Thank you :)

GDubya07 07-11-2024 11:11 AM

Re: Shore Fluke - 7.5lbs
 
Fantastic catching form the shore with all those fish especially the big un

:cool: - GDubs

jasm1n8 07-11-2024 07:21 PM

Re: Shore Fluke - 7.5lbs
 
Great catch!
what is that lure?
thanks!

reason162 07-12-2024 01:17 PM

Re: Shore Fluke - 7.5lbs
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by GDubya07 (Post 583952)
Fantastic catching form the shore with all those fish especially the big un

:cool: - GDubs

Thank you!

reason162 07-12-2024 01:18 PM

Re: Shore Fluke - 7.5lbs
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by jasm1n8 (Post 583972)
Great catch!
what is that lure?
thanks!

Evergreen Flat Force 4 in Cold Shad :)

Wilson 07-12-2024 02:52 PM

Re: Shore Fluke - 7.5lbs
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by reason162 (Post 583990)
Evergreen Flat Force 4 in Cold Shad :)

Man those things are pricey!

Broad Bill 07-12-2024 03:02 PM

Re: Shore Fluke - 7.5lbs
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wilson (Post 583994)
Man those things are pricey!

Beats 2 packs of gulp at $8 or $9 a pop coupled with the fact you don't have to throw the lure away after two hits and your fishing sand and not rocky bottom losing rigs.

reason162 07-12-2024 11:40 PM

Re: Shore Fluke - 7.5lbs
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Wilson (Post 583994)
Man those things are pricey!

It's a different ballgame when it comes to freshwater bass tackle, they're highly effective at catching fishermen and sometimes they catch fish too lol

reason162 07-12-2024 11:44 PM

Re: Shore Fluke - 7.5lbs
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Broad Bill (Post 583995)
Beats 2 packs of gulp at $8 or $9 a pop coupled with the fact you don't have to throw the lure away after two hits and your fishing sand and not rocky bottom losing rigs.

The math says it's a wash but somehow it hits different when a bluefish makes off with your $25 vision 110 haha

Broad Bill 07-13-2024 10:17 AM

Re: Shore Fluke - 7.5lbs
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by reason162 (Post 584006)
The math says it's a wash but somehow it hits different when a bluefish makes off with your $25 vision 110 haha

Good point. At the same time I've lost a lot of gulp and jigs to marauding bluefish over the years as well. May not be $25 a pop but they add up quickly. Not all can but many do spend whatever it takes to catch the right one or fish of a lifetime. I guess it comes down to angler choice but maybe start with soft plastic and a 1/4 oz. to see if bluefish are in the area and if not then throw the expensive stuff.

Most party boats are charging $90 these days and with fuel, lunch, tackle, tolls, ice, tips, possibly lodging etc. get 10 top shelf lures instead for the technique you've created and I'd take it in a heart beat considering the conditions and time of year were right. Right now with these unrelenting south winds and cold temps, your chance of catching a trophy fish is more likely in the shallows than the deep so factor everything in and I'd bet the costs are comparable. Average trip costs all in probably runs between $150 and $200 these days.

june181901 07-14-2024 11:26 AM

Re: Shore Fluke - 7.5lbs
 
I've watched this guy on his You Tube 'cooking and fishing' videos. It is immediately apparent he is quite accomplished catching fluke sans boat. Don't think you can go wrong by emulating his techniques. Videos are worth your time.


All times are GMT -4. The time now is 11:35 PM.

Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.8.7
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, vBulletin Solutions, Inc.