Best most informative fishing video this summer. You and 609 Fishing really know how to elevate the fishing knowledge in NJ. Thank you for all you are doing.
@@TriboroFishing thanks! sorry for all the noob questions, but will I be able to put the braid line directly onto the reel? Or will I have to put it on some mono or Flouro first?
I was there yesterday using clams caught nothing but sea bass and cunner. Are the sand fleas easy to get? What time is best to fish the inlet for triggerfish and tog?
Sand flea are easy to get, check out my other video how to catch sand fleas. High tide is a good time for triggerfish. You have to fish different locations around the jetty they move around.
Your right Tog a Bergals are similar fish, i think both are in the wrasse family which they love eating crustaceans. Soon as I catch a large one I’ll try eating one.
Awesome catches. I'm in the the New York City area. I was told that the Tog actually swim away from the area for the summer. Is that really true, or they're simply not in season? Stripers and blues, for example, are not as common during the summer as they are before and after.
What size rod is ideal spec wise and line spec ? Also best for bait? Please advise
Awesome !
Thnx for the video Ray !
Thank you Vince!
Best most informative fishing video this summer. You and 609 Fishing really know how to elevate the fishing knowledge in NJ. Thank you for all you are doing.
Appreciate it thanks brotha!!
multi species days are great days.
Super fun day it was!! Thanks for watching buddy
Which jetty is that ?
Great vids as usual and nice to meet you today on rocks.
Nice to meet you to bro
Im not sure if you know but those bigger bergals are also very good eating,the smaller ones 3”-6” you can live line for monster fluke
Next time I catch a big Bergall I’ll try eating it, I heard they taste like tog.
Great video!!! If you have time could you tell me what months the trigger fish "are in"? These videos are what keeps me going till spring
I start catching them around early June thru end of August. Thanks for watching.
@@TriboroFishing thank you for the response and great content!
Very cool that you got those triggers when the larger Tog were hard to find!
Got to keep Togging.
What’s a good all around rod and reel combo that’s not too pricey(I’m relatively new)?
Rod: Tsunami Trophy II Surf Rods 8ft 3/4-3oz m.tackledirect.com/tsunami-tstiiss-802mh-trophy-ii-surf-spinning-rod.html
Reel: Daiwa BG Saltwater Spinning Reels
m.tackledirect.com/daiwa-bg3000-bg-saltwater-spinning-reel.html
Line: Berkley X9 Braided Line
20lbs
@@TriboroFishing thanks! sorry for all the noob questions, but will I be able to put the braid line directly onto the reel? Or will I have to put it on some mono or Flouro first?
Let a tackle shop do it for you they will lay line correctly for you.
@@TriboroFishing if I can’t get a tackle shop to do it, do you suggest that I just use fluoro instead of the braid?
Putting braid directly should be fine for Daiwa BG. I think it a has a not slip coating on the spool but you should be fine.
What is the name of the jetty? I’m from ny and I really want to get on some tog and some trigger fish. I would really appreciate it.
I was there yesterday using clams caught nothing but sea bass and cunner. Are the sand fleas easy to get? What time is best to fish the inlet for triggerfish and tog?
Where is this?
Sand flea are easy to get, check out my other video how to catch sand fleas. High tide is a good time for triggerfish. You have to fish different locations around the jetty they move around.
Man those big bergals don’t taste too bad either if you never tried them, they eat the same things the togs eat
Your right Tog a Bergals are similar fish, i think both are in the wrasse family which they love eating crustaceans. Soon as I catch a large one I’ll try eating one.
Dam bro i am amaze where you got those triggers i tried on Monday but only got togs. Great video
Yea man got to move around the jetty and look for them but pretty easy to catch after you find them.
What's this location?
Is there a size/quantity limit for the triggerfish?
Not in NY and NJ.
@@TriboroFishing thanks
Awesome catches. I'm in the the New York City area. I was told that the Tog actually swim away from the area for the summer. Is that really true, or they're simply not in season?
Stripers and blues, for example, are not as common during the summer as they are before and after.
Fisherman’s Magazine said Tog fish around the jetty and shores are residents fish and stay all year long.
Is there a size limit on the trigger fish?
No limit in NY and NJ
@@TriboroFishing thanks i saw your other video where you said that.