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12-06-09 Kensdock report THE COST OF NO NEW JERSEY SALT WATER LICENSE TO THE PEOPLE OF NEW JERSEY AND THE SALT WATER FISHERMEN
150 Million Dollars in federal stimulus money 7 Salt water hatcheries 3,129 immediate construction jobs benefiting local economies near hatchery sites. Millions of dollars of New Jersey’s fair share of the Federal excise tax return. 40 million dollars annually in license fees to enhance New Jersey salt water fishing Millions in lost tourist dollars…
12-01-09 Kensdock Report
On Thursday, December 3 at 10 a.m., the New Jersey Senate Environment Committee will meet in Room 10 on the third floor of the State House Annex in Trenton. At the top of the day’s hearing agenda is Senate Bill 2194 sponsored by Sen. Jeff Van Drew (D-Cape May) and co-sponsored by Sen. Christopher “Kip”…
11-12/14-09 Kensdock storm pics
Kensdock report,Banned from The BassBarn 11-05-09
Ed Teise…
7-28-09 Kensdock Weakfish meeting/ answers RFA and Charter ass. President Tony Bogan
I have been bashed by JHutchinson of the RFA and Tony Bogon of the Charter boat ass. for urging people and their members to speak for them self’s by sending comments to the ASMFC asking for a closure of commercial fishing for weakfish and a closure of recreational fishing during the spawn. Here…
6-14-09 11:00 pm Kensdock fishing report
The area I have been flounder fishing since opening day is becoming fished out. I only had a couple of keepers today.In Cape May county,NJ the flounder move into the back bays starting in March. The number of flounder in any one hole or area of the back bay is limited. Once I fish an…
Kensdock report: Spring 2013 Cape May point, NJ weakfish
The first couple of weeks in June is traditionally a great time to be fishing for weakfish in Cape May county, NJ. The rock jetties at Cape May point are an excellent spring weakfish spot. Fishing for weakfish from the beach around the gun mount at Cape May point State Park can also produce some nice weakfish.…
Cape May Mako season 6-5-09 8:00 pm
A few basics to pay attention to when fishing for Mako sharks: 1) do not leave the dock without a Roffer’s’ report. I get one even though I have up to date reports from commercial fishermen. If you are fishing with a captain that does not know what a Roffer’s report is chances are you…