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Summer weakfish Bite 2015

by kensdock • August 29, 2015 • 1 Comment

Ed Tiese holds up a summer tide-runner weakfish. for a picture . Ed's is among the top weakfish experts in the USA,

Ed Tiese holds up a 2015 summer tide-runner weakfish, for a picture . Ed is among the top weakfish experts in the USA,

There are a few ways to put yourself in great position to catch weakfish under 2015 conditions . However, the best way is to fish with someone who is catching” weakfish. There are a lot of fishing guides today that have 90% of the information on fishing for weakfish, but in 2015 you need 100% of the information to catch.

One today's weakfish , caught during the daytime tide.

One of today’s weakfish , that I caught during the daytime tide.

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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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Striped bass bite continues

by kensdock • October 11, 2014 • 0 Comments

A healthy 30″ Cape May sound striped bass

Today’s stripers were real drag screaming gladiators, they put my light gear to the test for sure. We caught some nice fish during our 3 hour trip and earned everyone. The stripers we caught today looked to be resident fish. The weather forecast has the outlook for NJ red drum and speckled trout fishing looking like a wast of time. The upside is, we still have time for the conditions to fall in place and striped bass to catch.