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PADavid · 11-12-2007, 05:56 PM

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Each and every year since about 1989 I have gone deep sea wreck fishing for Sea Bass in the second or third week of January. Last year I opened up (and organized) this strip to members of a few local fishing web sites. We ended up with 24 anglers who braved the cold for this trip - and we all caught fish!

It is an 18 hour fishing extravaganza - and lots of fun. The boat rents rods and reels (and last year we all shared so no one had to rent one) so do not worry about equipment.

We will leave out or either New Jersey or Delaware at midnight fish from 1st light until late in the afternoon. Target species are Giant Sea Bass, Cod, Pollack and Wolf Fish.

I am looking at January 12, 2008 or January 19, 2008. We leave Friday night and fish all day Saturday. Or Leave Sat. night and fish all day Sunday. Nothing set in stone - but should be one of those weekends.

Mark your calender as time flies while you are waiting to fish!

11-12-2007, 05:56 PM	#1 (permalink)
PADavid Super Moderator Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Bucks, Co. PA Posts: 467 Rep Power: 45	Annual Sea Bass Trip Open to all Members! Each and every year since about 1989 I have gone deep sea wreck fishing for Sea Bass in the second or third week of January. Last year I opened up (and organized) this strip to members of a few local fishing web sites. We ended up with 24 anglers who braved the cold for this trip - and we all caught fish! It is an 18 hour fishing extravaganza - and lots of fun. The boat rents rods and reels (and last year we all shared so no one had to rent one) so do not worry about equipment. We will leave out or either New Jersey or Delaware at midnight fish from 1st light until late in the afternoon. Target species are Giant Sea Bass, Cod, Pollack and Wolf Fish. I am looking at January 12, 2008 or January 19, 2008. We leave Friday night and fish all day Saturday. Or Leave Sat. night and fish all day Sunday. Nothing set in stone - but should be one of those weekends. Mark your calender as time flies while you are waiting to fish!