TriggerNJ

thats cool how was the trip did you go spear fishing where u went

are u going out for black fish it opeans monday

have you been out

going back out on tuesday my friend was out today he did good saw lots of black fish not many big ones. And he saw lots of shorts. just for him to see fish is good.

water on out going tide was very clean lots of peanut bunker moved in snaper blues but the black fish where everwhere saw one atleast 13 pounds could not get my gun around quick enough that sucks.

went out to day at shark river inlet lots of black fish got one keeper fluke on striper 31inches

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have u been out. I am going out thursday and sat night for a night dive and sunday i have not herd form any one how they been doing just seeing if u gone.

Thanks for all the info regarding the tagging and bonus card etc. Sounds real interesting. That acoustic stuff sounds really cool. I guess the old striper would be one of the few success stories of fishery management in NJ and the mid atlantic region.

Just curious about Mr Allen, if you ever met him, I guess he was a bit of an enigma to me in the late 90's to 2001. I shared catch info with him that at the time I was a bit secretive about. I didn't know his thoughts on spearing of course, and sometimes wondered if I was just giving ammo to big brother that could be used against the sport (catch ratio/sizes to hours effort etc) . Considering spearing is still legal for stripers in our state, I'm guessing my concerns were not a problem then, and hopefully now and into the future as the game gains popularity.

Yeah good old Stockton, good guess... So, during your studies at Nacote Creek, did you ever get to meet "The Bonus Card Man" Mr Russ Allen? Does he still work there and are the bonus cards still organized from there? Did he get/gather good info or did/do people just brush the "send in your post season log/hours of effort info"?