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Also I was wondering if with the 30 gram slow fall pitch jigg, if you guys caught any porgies with such , I'm also as well learning it..thanks for the replies..

Sorry for late reply. Bad year for us. No Porgies yet. But we will be trying to focus on them in the fall

Thanks! Good input.

Keepers are 12.5"

I believe they do and yes they are different species.

We are good now. We had several life events that set us back this year 2023. We are planning on starting up new vids very soon.

I'm sorry to hear you had a rough year, but I'm glad to hear things are much better now. Best of luck, and I hope to see you guys out on the seabass grounds soon.

Thanks! More coming from Master Chef Mike!

Thanks! I wont take credit for building this. there are plenty of other videos out there suggesting the same method. I do find this easier and faster to build our dropper rigs, especially in the winter. Always a good idea on knowing how to tie a dropper manually if you need one when you are on a jetty or on the boat. We like to tie a bunch and leave a bunch without any rigs so they can be rigged for the day or season. Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much 👍

Yes Wondra

My pleasure 😊

Thanks!

Lund or Duranatic? Your opinion

Waters near Newark are considered brackish and mix salt and fresh with the tides. My understanding is that a license in not needed near Newark waters.

@@fromthetidetoyourtable4806 Thank you, I went to the bait shop yesterday and the owner said the same thing. Earned yourself a Sub.

Hi. Yes, I used self tapping machine stainless screws. Made a pilot hole first. Holds fine. I think they were about 1.5" or 2" long. I'm not happy using screws instead of bolts but I could not get washers and nuts on them. I will check the front cleat, I think I was able to use bolts there, but the aft cleats are screws for sure!

South of BB and then south of BI. West side of bay. Depends on tide and wind but I usually look for 8ft or more of water. That day it didnt seem to matter. Chum, chum, chum!!!! We used rabbit food and it worked great, no mess, and easy to store. My wife hates when I keep chum in our freezer.

@@fromthetidetoyourtable4806 Thanks again for your reply and for the great videos !

No unfortunately but we plan to make our own at some point. Thanks for watching 👍

@@fromthetidetoyourtable4806 Excellent! Great channel

@@DJClappedCheeks1 thanks for the support Have a great season!

Thanks for subscribing. Sorry, been away from computer for a few days so I'm late getting back to you. Fishing from the jetty in Mantaloking is good but for stripers you can fish from shore. Read the shore and look for pockets, holes and eddies during low tide and then fish those at high tide. From shore, use fresh clams. You can also throw plugs. At this time of year I would throw a swimming bait and not top water or sand eel imitations yet. Save those for the fall. Good luck.

Thank you 😋

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Glad you liked it!

It's so good!

They are!

More coming

Thanks so much

Very soon!

Glad you enjoyed it. If you haven't, please subscribe. Lots more like this coming from Master Chef Mike!!

@@fromthetidetoyourtable4806 This recipe looks fabulous !! Not sure if he kept the fish for another 20 minutes after flipping or for a less time.. on the other side in the oven ? Wanted to thank the chef for such wonderful presentation and great recipe ! :) I was really wondering how to make it in the oven.. Thanks

​@@georgewashington3555i think 20 mins for each side or until cooked

So good!

So nice of you

Glad it was helpful!

One of the best fish there are. Not fishing and best white flakey meat.

We do better up north out of Manasquan by sea girt reef, but we have found them at garden state north reef about 9 miles south of barnegat and about 80 ft deep. The picture of Chef Mike holding one was right at the Barnegat (aka Tires) reef outside of the inlet about 3miles NE. We use clam for bait.

Coming soon.

Send us a comment in the future and we will try to hook up for a trip and we can cook the catch!

Your on

Thanks. Not a bengal just a domestic short hair rescue for the the local pound. He has a little sister that 4 years old and very tiny.

Thanks!

Yes, this is in Seaside Park. If you are looking for Blowfish, check out our videos on fishing for them. We fish from boat anywhere from Lanoka Harbor and south in about 10ft of water. Chumming is critical. If you fish from land, the fishing piers along the bay coast are good and I think there is one in barnegat further south from you. We did catch them in the Toms River, but not in any good numbers. Feel free to ask us more questions. We've been fishing our bay for the past 30 years.

@@fromthetidetoyourtable4806 Thanks so much for the information. Good luck this season

Actually , i saw the capacity sticker. 7 Persons. cool

Hi Thanks for the comment. The boat says it is raided for 7 persons. I'm good with 4 men, maybe more if mixed with size. I have to check but I think weight was 950lbs. Great boat. My only complain is when I'm alone, the boat is too light at the bow and shoots for the stars. I',m going to load it with a cooler full of water, maybe beer ha ha , when alone. A bit scary not being able to see much even on plane. When I go with my crew, it is beyond great!

thanks should be by spring

It was! Thanks!

Thanks for your comment. We are looking forward to more how-to videos including some boat upgrades and new fishing equipment. Stayed tuned!!!

Hope you enjoy. Send us any questions you may have and we will assist as much as possible!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Glad it was helpful!

Very true and thanks for your input. As for us, we are new to jigging for sea bass regardless of method. We have always been bait fisherman for bottom. I got hooked watching some Florida videos on SPJ and we were thrilled when we worked it for sea bass. Our last video was for Striped Bass and we did very well on SPJ. We always jigged for Stripers with jigs, but slow pitch is lighter, better action and we focus on our speed, depth and jig patter. And you are right, no smelly bait !!!

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