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Jay S

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  1. Lots of good fishing in the area. Lots of lakes, rivers, streams & ponds. The Delaware and Skuke also get migratory species like shad and striped bass, with some monsters in the spring that can be caught from the shore. There is a TV show called City Limits Fishing on .vs which does an episode on Philadelphia. The Jersey shore is an hour ride away if you like salt water, buses and trains go from Philly to Atlantic City several times daily. Good luck!
  2. never with a bass, but have caught the same panfish with my 5yr old numerous times.
  3. Got what they deserve! The need to do stuff like that for the guys who are doing that to stripers too.
  4. that's something I always wondered about. I think I could have filled all the tackle boxes in south jersey with all the gear I've lost.
  5. Looks like it would be fun to catch, I've only seen them in aquariums. Don't think they come this far north.
  6. Awesome fish! Can't wait to get to the shore!
  7. Trout Magnets work great on panfish!
  8. that is crazy
  9. We've been catching them close to shore with trout magnets in a few colors.
  10. a friend of mine was catching them on a gold trout magnet. One was pretty good size.
  11. Jay S replied to via's topic in Introductions
    Howdy
  12. Jay S replied to Jay S's topic in Bass Clubs
    Philly or Jersey shore are ok too.
  13. Those are some nice set ups! I see I have a lot of planning to do. Has anyone tried the Humminbird portable depth finder with sidescan. It costs a little over $100. Is this suffucient or should I go with a more permanent set up?
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  15. I just acquired a 17ft fiberglass canoe and am going to set it up as best I can for fishing. Anyone have any advice or ideas for ways to rig it up (pics would be great if you have a canoe)? How big of a trolling motor would be sufficient? I am a big guy and may have a big guy with me the label on the hull says it will float 700 lbs (not that I am going to try.)

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