Hi Guys,
Today the ocean is a bit dirty, a few bluefish were caught in the inlet at Island Beach State Park, it might take a day or two for the ocean to clean up, lots of slime from what I was told.
We caught Striper in brown water, lots of slime many times. As soon as my videos from Monday 5-7 10 load Don & I will be heading out to the Island.
Monday as you will see by my videos, at a few times every one was hooked up with bluefish at one time, nicely done, not many anglers crossed each other lines, they were 90 % helpful to one another, we all had a great time . Good Luck Guppie & Don
Stories Archive: November Nor Eastern 2009 Posted 11/14/09@ 10:40 AM Guppies Beach Report
Hi Guys .
Island Beach State Park is closed which we all knew was going to happen, most of our local beaches are not fishable, not only for the high water but the garbage , big logs ect that have hit the beaches as well.
This may take about three days to clear up, maybe more, feels like in land the wind had calmed down, we have sun and clouds now. I will kepp you all updated as much as possible, get out and get your clams for you bait anglers, it does not look like the clam boats will be going out till this ocean calms down. Good Luck TO All.
Guppie & Don
My dear friend Timmy Day was kind enough to send me some not so happy pictures of our local beach conditions, Sad to see the beaches are getting washed away, in my opinion I think this was the worst I did see on our Dunes at Island Beach State Park, they are all pretty much flattened and washed out.
Guppie & Don
agrim writes: This Black Drum was caught just after midnight on Mon. 10/12 by an unidentified fisherman and his two buddies in South Seaside Park at the beach by the Island Beach Motor Lodge.
It weighed in @ 46LBS.
Check with Betty & Nicks for further info. and particulars.
agrim.
if your talking about the picture I took, it was caught at Island Beach State Park, I know I was there and took that picture.
It was caught on the bar, the first point at Gillikins, I donot believe it was weighed in any where but Grumpys bait & tackle.
I was about 20 yards away.
That's if your talking about the one I have on the top of my home page
the one I have posted was 87lbs, caught on Tuesday 10-27-09 By Bob O'Brien
I don't know what black drum your talking about, there is a big size difference. I think your talking about another baby drum that was caught compared to Bobs drum..
Guppie
Hi Guys. The surf has picked up a great deal.
N-East wind 20-25 by the ocean. Holding with a 8-10 oz sinker. The local beaches are very torn up, soo be careful if your going to drive on the beach at night.
Campers be very carefull when driving through entranceof area 7 , Gillikins and the end of the road, the sand is extremely soft and pretty much dug up, lots of drops in scattered areas.p>Lets see what's in store for tonight and tomorrow.
We have been out every day this week, I am beached out so is Don.
A any way I am getting my sons baby for tonight and tomorrow afternoon, I won't give this up for a million dollars,to cold to take here out to the beach, although after having 7 grand children she is a real beach girl, she loves collecting shells, loves watching any one catch a fish and likes the ocean when it's calm and warm, sounds like me ayyyyyyyyyyyyy, Loves watching and feeding the sea guls as well.
I will keep you all updated as soon as any reports come back to me, I mean reliable reports fron reliable anglers.
good Luck To All. Guppie & Don
Stories Archive: Comment on Summer Flounder, Scup, and Black Sea Bass Management
The following is a news release from the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries
Commission:
ASMFC Summer Flounder, Scup, and Black Sea Bass Board Approves Draft
Addendum XX for Public Comment
The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission's Summer Flounder, Scup, and
Black Sea Bass Management Board has approved for public comment Draft Addendum
XX to Amendment 13 to the Interstate Fishery Management Plan (FMP) for Summer
Flounder, Scup, and Black Sea Bass. The Draft Addendum proposes changes to the
transfer provisions for the commercial fisheries for both black sea bass and
scup summer period (May 1-October 31) managed under the Commission's plans.
The FMP does not provide adequate guidance for Commission-only state-by-state
quota management. As a practical matter, states routinely under harvest or
slightly overharvest their state-specific allocations due to delays in
reporting, inconsistencies in the data collection processes, unanticipated
changes in catch rates, and implementation delays in trip limit changes or
fishery closures. The FMP requires that each state deduct overages from the
following year's quota when they occur. The Draft
Addendum proposes a process to reconcile quotas to address states unintended
minor overages.
Specifically, the Draft Addendum proposes to establish clear policies and
administrative protocols to guide the allocation of transfers from states with
underages to states with overages. It also proposes to automatically reconcile a
state's overage in its entirety in a year where the coastwide quota or fishing
period (e.g. scup summer period) quota was not exceeded. The proposed options
would allow Commission staff to streamline and coordinate the transfers of quota
as well as allow for quota transfers to reconcile overages after year's end.
Fishermen and other interested groups are encouraged to provide input on Draft
Addendum XX, either through attending public hearings or providing written
comments (a subsequent press release on scheduled public hearings will be
released once the hearings have been finalized). Copies of Draft Addendum XX
will be available by August 28 and can be obtained by contacting the Commission
at (202) 289-6400 or via the Commission's website at www.asmfc.org under
Breaking News. Public comment will be accepted until 5:00 PM (EST) on October
8, 2009 and should be forwarded to Toni Kerns, Senior FMP Coordinator for
Management, 1444 'Eye' Street, NW, Sixth Floor, Washington, DC 20005; (202)
289-6051 (FAX) or at tkerns@asmfc.org (Subject line: Draft Addendum XX).
*************************
Tina Berger
Public Affairs Specialist
Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission
1444 I Street. NW, Sixth Floor
Washington, DC 20005
Phone: (202)289-6400
FAX: (202)289-6051
Email: tberger@asmfc.orgwww.asmfc.org
ASMFC Vision: Healthy, self-sustaining populations for all Atlantic coast fish
species or successful restoration well in progress by the year 2015.
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