Tag: Best place to catch a weakfish

Summer weakfish 2015

by kensdock • August 1, 2015 • 0 Comments

The hunt for quality summer weakfish (4lb-10lb+) can challenge the skill-set of the best saltwater fishermen on the planet, at times. It’s comparable to catching 30lb-50lb stripers in the summer,in Cape May county,NJ. Yes, there are guys that do catch big bass in the summer. Harry Allemio of Cape May, is one of them elite striper fishermen. Ed Teise is one of the elite when it comes to catching weakfish. Ed takes a second for the above picture, before he released this July 2015 tide-runner weakfish. Ed is a full-time Law enforcement officer and runs a summer business. Obviously, fishing time is limited. He plans his fishing trips precisely around high percentage moon phase tides,to optimise his time.

A late night 2015 summer weakfish

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Summer tide runner weakfish, interested ? Check out OnThe Water Magazine’s August addition

by kensdock • July 26, 2015 • 0 Comments

A 2015 tide-runner weakfish. The author caught this one during an evening tide.

Cj and his Fisherman magazine tournament contending weakfish.

Bill Collins and his tournament contending weakfish.

Ed Teise and his first 2015 tide-runner weakfish

The author gets a picture, before he release this weakfish.

The author gets a picture, before the release .

Ed and a beautiful summer weakfish

Wayne McDermott and a mid afternoon summer weakfish

A summer night weakfish before the release.

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Weakfish tournament leaders

by kensdock • May 22, 2015 • 0 Comments

Mark and Cj show today’s tide-runner weakfish.

Today some nice weakfish were caught. Mark moved into first place in Moran’s spring weakfish tournament. CJ took over second place. Mark is also high hook , so far. This is the first day of summer flounder season. However,the weakfish still have the full attention of many local fishermen. I may update this post later today, with flounder information.

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The first spring Weakfish trickle in

by kensdock • May 12, 2015 • 0 Comments

Harry shows one of the first tide runner weakfish of 2015.

The first weakfish to show, we call scouts. They push ahead of the main body of fish. They offer excellent clues, to where the best spring weakfish bite will occur.

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NJ Red drum and speckled trout

by kensdock • October 31, 2014 • 1 Comment

One of today’s striped bass, at the end of the fight.

I fished numerous areas for them, and applied a ridiculous amount of effort. I found clean water, baitfish and the correct water temperature, not a hit. Not even a rumor of a New Jersey red drum or speckled trout being caught, to spite prime conditions this past week. The only way I avoid getting skunked, is by cherry picking striped bass on the way home. Worst October for Jersey reds and speckled trout in a lifetime, so far.

Two Jersey specks

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Tide runner weakfish in September

by kensdock • September 7, 2014 • 0 Comments

September tide runner weakfish 2014

Finding big weakfish in the fall can cause insomnia for me. Big weakfish will not hold in one spot for long this time of the year. I will usually fish every tide until they move on. Sure enough, this pod of fish only held for a few days. Now I can catch up on sleep and a few responsibilities, before the hunt begins again.

If you are interested in how to catch weakfish, check out the 2014 May addition of On The Water magazine NY/NJ addition. http://www.onthewater.com/magazine/