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#1 Post by jack01986 »

People: Just me

Duration: Around an Hour

Tide: No idea

Weather: Foggy

Rigs: Bucktail jigs and poppers

Results: 1 striped bass.




Report: Went to the beach near where Im staying and started spinning along the beach kept getting snagged on the weed and was getting hung up quite a lot. Eventually found a patch where I could spin freely after a few cast I hooked into the fish very close in only around 10 yards out was expecting screaming reels and big runs because it was a good sized fish. But must have caught him by suprise as he came in fairly quickly. Very happy first bass ever hopefully I can get one when I get home. Over here they love bucktail jigs and use them for everything they put a jelly worm up the hook as an extra attractor. Hopefully I can get a few more now. :D

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#2 Post by round_ourway »

A very cheeky bass with some stripes.. well done lad.
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#3 Post by MAC »

Nice one Jack,

I believe the striped bass fishing really comes into it's own around now. I hope you get a few more.

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#4 Post by thescotsman »

Nice one indeed Jack. Great way to get round the closed season over here - drastic measure though :D - must broach subject with wife.....
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#5 Post by shamoo0804 »

Congratulations on your 1st Bass (ever) :D :D :D

Hopefully I'll have my 1st Bass (ever) by the time you get home, only a week and a half to go..........................
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#6 Post by deno »

Well done Jack. Its always nice to get a new species and particularly when on vacation! Did you need to get a licence? You need them for sea fishing in California so I'm not sure if its the same for the east coast.
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#7 Post by MC »

nice bass, liked the custom measure too :lol: ps only a wee bit jealous
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#8 Post by wayne riley »

nice bass jack, well done :D
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#9 Post by Eoin »

nice one. Paul young rekons theyd be a good introduction here
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#10 Post by brianbru »

well done jack savage fish, you never know you could hook into a big double figure bass or even break the record its something like 70 lb!!!!!

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#11 Post by eric »

nice one mate, and to think we where making plans to get your first bass when you got back :shock:
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#12 Post by jack01986 »

Cheer's guy's. They can get some serious fish here hopefully can hook into some double figure fish. Next challange is to get one on the fly. Still have to get a normal bass back home eric. :D
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#13 Post by Pat »

Can you post a photo of a bucktail rig, complete with jellyworm? :?: well done on the striper by the way. 8)
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#14 Post by jack01986 »

Here is the bucktail jig. You just thread a jelly worm up the shank of the hook for a bit more movement and attraction.
[img]http://i140.photobucket.com/albums/r30/jack01986/DSC00545.jpg[/img]

You dont need a licence over here Deno to fish in the sea. There are very strict size limits here though and im sure there are people who check about the place.
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#15 Post by Tom H »

Just seen this jack well done..
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#16 Post by roger de dodger »

that looks like annareily beach :shock: hey jack they look like they dont have many spikes on them very civilized 8)
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#17 Post by jack01986 »

They have he same sort of spikes as normal sea bass got spiked by them :oops: .
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#18 Post by mga »

Just in case anyone's interested, John Wilson is targeting Montauk Bass on Discovery Real Time Extra at 10pm tonight... :wink:
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#19 Post by shamoo0804 »

Just in case anyone's interested, John Wilson is targeting Montauk Bass on Discovery Real Time Extra at 10pm tonight...


Damn, I'm an hour an half to late :(

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