Fall Fishing NYC - NOVEMBER PORGY & BLACKFISH - Tautog / Tog in November
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Fall Fishing NYC - NOVEMBER PORGY & BLACKFISH - Tautog / Tog in November. What a fantastic fall fishing season it has been fishing for blackfish, striper and the fall porgies in New York city, NY! It is gusting 40mph and raining on this November day so thought I would take the time and do some catch up with the UA-cam. I was working two rods for the tog this day and even caught a big porgy in the mix! I rarely work two rods but seems to be a good thing to do in circumstance and will lay in mind for next season. I am sure there are plenty of porgies and tog to be caught - just get out and try!
Nice Jerry, love the ol Pink ANDE and the vintage Penns!!
Love both! Still have some of that old ande left to burn next season and the penn's speak themselves! Thanks JJ!
Hi Jerry, I'm glad you're still catching Tog. My friend in Ocean City hasn't caught a Tog in two weeks. He was catching some niece big Tog up till then. I guess the fish will be moving soon with the cold weather moving in. Good luck and have fun, Mickey
Hi Mickey yea that cold snap can push em out then its all boat fishing. This was about mid November. I am always curious sometimes the porgies make a dec resurgence around here! Thanks as always Mickey!
Been enjoying this and your last couple surf videos. I'm seriously happy for you being out there and catching! I had to cancel a couple fishing outing this week...aaargh! Maybe next week.
Be well man! Tightest...
Frank
Oh goodness thats a bigger argghhh then my earlier argghhh more of an argghhh when you have to cancel :( Hope you get sometime upcoming week Frank and I will hear a WooooooWeeeeee!!!!
@@FishYourWay I'm workin' on it!
@@frankzima7998 All goodness I hope time opens up for you
Great video, Jerry; depicting the abundance of life gathered around structure, in the latter part of Fall. Yesterday, during the South blow, our local beaches looked like a scene from a National Geographic nature documentary. Those who chose to brave the big surf and windy conditions, were rewarded with catching as many striped bass as they wanted. I gave it a few hours in the morning, and left them biting, when the rising tide made things a little too sporty. All in all, a great Fall run. Tight lines to all!
Hi Jeff! I knew it would light up but thought I would sit the day out and miss out. Poked about the bay earlier in the week calmer days had to work the water for a few fish. Certainly was better on frontside. I like how you used the term "sporty!" hope to fish some beach soon! Thanks always Jeff!
Cant tell you how much I enjoy your videos Jerry. Thank you. (so - I recently bought a Penn seaboy off of Ebay after watching your blackfish videos - even if I never get the opportunity to actually use it - it makes me smile) Be safe
Hi Ron! 85 seaBoy oh Boy! A fine reel! Love mines so much I finally set the other one up! Gonna give em a good work out! Thanks Ron always and thank you much for the kind words!
Hay Jerry great job on the video thanks 🐟
Thank you Jeffrey!
Good to see your gloves :):) Happy Fishing Jerry~ Hope you stay warm and active~~
Its about that time! Have extra if we need and one for you! Thanks wei K! stay Warm!!!!
@@FishYourWay ha-ha I have gloves:) thanks Jerry :):):)
And I bet some spares for me if mine got wet! thanks Wei K!
Hi Jerry, I’ve been hitting that bridge the past couple of days with little success. My luck not as good as yours. I’m looking forward to the herring run soon.
Stay safe out there. I always enjoy your videos!
Hi Mike good to see you got out and thanks. This was over a week back if I recall decided to work this out before too late. been around the bay looking for those herring signs have not seen much yet but LOTS of peanut bunker! Thank you always!
Also catch a lot of black fish and stripebass New York
Thats awesome thanks for sharing!
Jerry never disappoints Stay safe Jerry Happy holidays to you and family
Thank you Michael! Blessed holiday to you and your all!
Crazy your still catching porgies. I thought I'd get them next year.
Hi Chris! They could be out well into December some years recent 2 I believe they were around! Thanks always!
Where in nyc are u in this video? I love watching your videos they help me relax after a long day at work
Hi Divine much welcome glad I could and thank you for the words! This is Jamaica bay
Nice vid, I go there a lot, when was this video? Thanks
Thanks Kevin, No2022
I tried for Tog the other day even with bigger hooks I was getting just a lot of little taps still fun but it’s definitely drying up a little out there. How deep would you guess the water is where you are there?
Yea I been using the 4/0 regardless then something smaller when I had enough dont mind missing most of the small fish which seems to be an abundance of. Probably swings from 8-20 feet pending on the tide/moon/blow
how do you do it? i was just there this past weekend and didn't get 1 bite!
They move come and go. dont rule out a dec bite. I seen em pop up like crazy doing other things through the year. you just have to be there when they are but certainly have had days as such
Hi jerry where did you bought those crabs? did u catch it by your own?
I get the green at the baitshop up the road Big Ron's I think he closed on the 20th. There are plenty to be rounded up if you have the time but its quicker to buy them
@@FishYourWay thanks jerry.
@@jeffnaval4894 Much welcome!
Is porgy good eating?
They are great! If time permit I would have kept him for dinner!
what date is this? ty
Nov2022
Enjoyed watching your videos - especially on fly fishing for striped bass- was surprised to see in this video that down here in New Zealand we have almost identical species to your Porgy but we call it a snapper - probably the most popular eating fish for amateurs and commercial. They are a great fly rod target as well - my best so far is 12 pounds off an estuary beach on a 7 weight outfit: ua-cam.com/video/RPE0kWVOOAU/v-deo.html
Hi Mark thank you! Thats a nice species if snapper you have there on fly seems so fun too! The porgies here can push to 5lbs. Some years they are plentiful others not so much from shore. Thanks for sharing Mark!
The Bridge is dead now tried the last few weeks no hits or baitstealers.