@@SaltySamFishing BTW, what are your water temps. there? Those same stripers come into the Bay of Fundy where I fish them in the summer and fall. Been a long winter and I'm itching to get some baits over fish.
@@David35445water temps have been just over 50 degrees recently. Hopefully water temps start heating up for you up there sooner than expected! It seems like ocean temps have been fairly warm here in NJ.
@@SaltySamFishing Fingers crossed, we are sitting at the mid 40's right now, still a bit chilly. We'll be using gaspereau(alwife) for cut baits this year, the mackerel runs have been bad the last few years so we can't depend on them for bait.
Thank you for watching! Tackle shops should definitely have them in stock but it they happen to not have any Amazon for sure will. If you look up "beach cart with balloon wheels" you'll find a bunch. Hope that helps!
I have the same combo as you I love it so much but I’m new to saltwater fishing I go fishing with my cousin in New Jersey every year any tips on how to catch fish?
Hey Landon, that’s great to hear, welcome to saltwater fishing! Fishing from the beach can be really tricky and can take a lot of time, patience, and persistence. The best things you can do to optimize catching are as follows: 1. Finding structure will help you find where the fish could be. When you’re looking at the beach, reading the waves can tell you where the sand bars and deeper water are. Check out videos by Rich Troxler on UA-cam, he explains how to read the surf to find fish really really well. 2. Time of day and tide. This can change all the time but, the best times are before sunset and a little after and before sunset and a little after. Those are the times the fish activity is generally higher. Low tide or high tide can sometimes be effective to focus on especially based on the time of year but, the best piece of advice is to fish whenever you’re able. However, the early morning and evening will certainly help your chances. 3. Get as fresh of bait as possible if you’re using bait. The fresher the better. If you’re using lures, the best way to know what to use when is by “matching the hatch”. Figuring out what bait fish are around at the specific time of year and then trying to find lures that imitate that. The internet is the best resource for all of that and you’ll find plenty of articles and videos about what to use when. Hope that helps and good luck out there!
I hope you're right that this summer is going to be a good one . i'm looking into a beach cart .What are you using ? I was looking at Benjamins Beach Wheel carts . Great video and thnx
Yeah, I sure hope it is, from what I’ve seen this year has been good across the board for people! I wish I could remember the name unfortunately, but the beach cart is from Amazon. The Benjamins Wheel cart looks like it would be the perfect cart to use! Thank you for watching!
congrats on your first grad semester! I finally got out to OCNJ, got on some schoolies with the bucktail, first time catching them. They are good fun. What weight were you using? Looked pretty choppy out, 8oz?
Thank you very much, glad to hear you got in on some striper, they’re a ton of fun to catch at every size and even more fun on bucktails! I had a 6oz on and then was lucky enough to get away with a 4 oz the next day.
Good question! I honestly think since usually you’ll be using a clear leader like mono or flouro the braid color doesn’t really matter all that much. I like the bright blue because I feel like I can see it a bit better than the green when my lines are out. Hope that answers your question!
Great video. Appreciate the simplicity of the way you take video. Reminds me of a few years ago when fishing videos were better.
That’s a big compliment, thank you!
Dude, your video production quality is awesome. You'll hit some big subscriber numbers if you can keep up with this content!
Thank you for that, means a lot!
@@SaltySamFishing BTW, what are your water temps. there? Those same stripers come into the Bay of Fundy where I fish them in the summer and fall. Been a long winter and I'm itching to get some baits over fish.
@@David35445water temps have been just over 50 degrees recently. Hopefully water temps start heating up for you up there sooner than expected! It seems like ocean temps have been fairly warm here in NJ.
@@SaltySamFishing Fingers crossed, we are sitting at the mid 40's right now, still a bit chilly. We'll be using gaspereau(alwife) for cut baits this year, the mackerel runs have been bad the last few years so we can't depend on them for bait.
Hell yea man! Just getting into saltwater fishing this year. Looking forward to seeing more summer videos.
Best of luck this season! Nothing quite like saltwater fishing!
Awesome video, glad to see you were able to get out in the conditions over the weekend. They certainly scared me off!
Thank you! Yeah it was a rough one out there!
Making the best of crappy weather, love the attitude man great video
Thank you for your continued support!
Simple and efficient assembly.
Thanks!
Wow !!!! Nice catches and great content
Thank you!
love catching bluefish they strong fish
They are really fun to catch!
Hey man your in my spot lol . I’m usually fishing seaside beach near B & N tight lines bro.
Thank you!
Them blue fish put up a great fight. Good stuff bro.
Thanks Angel, I appreciate it man!
Great video nice fish man. New subscriber. Definitely going to be watching man. Really awesome quality video. Keep it up man. I'll spread the word
Thanks for that Josh, I appreciate it big time!
Nice bluefish! To bad he bit twice lol hoepfully you can patch them waders up. Just stumbled upon your vids and love em! Thanks for sharing
Thank you! Yeah biting once was enough for me but it had to be greedy and hit the waders 😂 thanks for watching and welcome to the channel!
Good catch
Thank you!
Unreal video quality
Thank you, I appreciate that!
dope video bro!
Thanks man, much appreciated!
Thank you for another great video! By the way, where can I find one of those fishing wagon with that type wheel?
Thank you for watching! Tackle shops should definitely have them in stock but it they happen to not have any Amazon for sure will. If you look up "beach cart with balloon wheels" you'll find a bunch. Hope that helps!
Thanks a lot! 🙏🏻
Nice content great catch, where in jersey is this?
Thank you! LBI
I have the same combo as you I love it so much but I’m new to saltwater fishing I go fishing with my cousin in New Jersey every year any tips on how to catch fish?
Hey Landon, that’s great to hear, welcome to saltwater fishing! Fishing from the beach can be really tricky and can take a lot of time, patience, and persistence. The best things you can do to optimize catching are as follows:
1. Finding structure will help you find where the fish could be. When you’re looking at the beach, reading the waves can tell you where the sand bars and deeper water are. Check out videos by Rich Troxler on UA-cam, he explains how to read the surf to find fish really really well.
2. Time of day and tide. This can change all the time but, the best times are before sunset and a little after and before sunset and a little after. Those are the times the fish activity is generally higher. Low tide or high tide can sometimes be effective to focus on especially based on the time of year but, the best piece of advice is to fish whenever you’re able. However, the early morning and evening will certainly help your chances.
3. Get as fresh of bait as possible if you’re using bait. The fresher the better. If you’re using lures, the best way to know what to use when is by “matching the hatch”. Figuring out what bait fish are around at the specific time of year and then trying to find lures that imitate that. The internet is the best resource for all of that and you’ll find plenty of articles and videos about what to use when.
Hope that helps and good luck out there!
I hope you're right that this summer is going to be a good one .
i'm looking into a beach cart .What are you using ? I was looking at Benjamins Beach Wheel carts .
Great video and thnx
Yeah, I sure hope it is, from what I’ve seen this year has been good across the board for people! I wish I could remember the name unfortunately, but the beach cart is from Amazon. The Benjamins Wheel cart looks like it would be the perfect cart to use! Thank you for watching!
could say which beach after all there is over 70 miles of shoreline
Love your videos! Keep them coming! Just want to ask the Magic Thread, where do you get them?
Thank you! I got it from a local tackle shop-most shops should carry it!
Nice video. That bluefish getting you in the waders was nasty. Have you ever fished up the eel that makes you feel unfathomable despair?
Thanks, yeah those teeth are no joke, gotta patch them up! Not gonna lie I had to look that reference up, I’m out of touch 😂
congrats on your first grad semester! I finally got out to OCNJ, got on some schoolies with the bucktail, first time catching them. They are good fun. What weight were you using? Looked pretty choppy out, 8oz?
Thank you very much, glad to hear you got in on some striper, they’re a ton of fun to catch at every size and even more fun on bucktails! I had a 6oz on and then was lucky enough to get away with a 4 oz the next day.
What are your thoughts on the color of the braid line? Green vs blue?
Good question! I honestly think since usually you’ll be using a clear leader like mono or flouro the braid color doesn’t really matter all that much. I like the bright blue because I feel like I can see it a bit better than the green when my lines are out. Hope that answers your question!
Wow those are some honkin fish too bad you couldn’t have them for dinner
I do love eating bluefish, but decided to let these all go!
@@SaltySamFishing They will remember your mercy then. What a great start to the season
What part of Jersey is this?
Ocean County
Can you share your gear and set up 😊
Rod: Tsunami Trophy II 10'6" Heavy Fast
Reel: Penn Pursuit IV 6000
and I had a fish finder rig set up on it!
Where in jersey were you fish at ?
I usually fish Point Pleasant, LBI, and sometimes Sandy Hook!