StripersOnline - Guest Book - Page Five and a Half

Name: Carl
From: Arkansas
Date: December 30, 2000
Time: 07:13:11 AM

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Tim , 1st I want to say you've all done a heck of a job here. Your love of the Sport and keen knowledge really shines through here and a reflection of you as a person. With the help of some of your good buds , Mike P, Mike and Bill from R.I. ,(to name a few) yours be amongst the Best of the fishing sites on the net.

I moved here from CT but there's Stripers here too. In the lake where I live they caught a record 53 lber. Yea I know no salt in the top of the waders on a wind blown night or sand where it ain't supposed to be, but fishing is fishing. Hope to hook a few and give a report back someday. Good -Luck and continued success with the site and fishing..........CJ

Name: Jim
From: Shrewsbury,Ma
Date: December 27, 2000
Time: 08:03:41 PM

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Name: Paul J Diana
From: Williamstown, New Jersey
Date: December 27, 2000
Time: 11:04:06 AM

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Great site. Much information, helped very much this fall, managed to catch twenty bass, great online store with good prices. Keep up the good work, and have a Happy New Year.

Name: Skip Sticher
From: Laurel,Maryland
Date: December 27, 2000
Time: 10:35:34 AM

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Just a little note to say how much I enjoy visiting this site. I bookmarked it as soon as i found it and return here at least once a day. I am very impressed with the information passed along here. Keep up the good work. Thanks

Name: ken artman
From: vandergrift pa 15690
Date: December 26, 2000
Time: 09:29:46 AM

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I loved your site. I only get to fish a couple times a year so I am always looking for tips. Keep up the good work.

Name: Marianne Drago
From: Hicksville,NY
Date: December 26, 2000
Time: 08:48:30 AM

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Name: Surfman10
From: Clinton & North Truro
Date: December 24, 2000
Time: 08:23:06 AM

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Great site....Keep up the fantastic work. Only 41/2 months til striper time here. Like holding your breath for a season. Done it before but gets harder every year. Merry Christmas and a great New Year!!

Name: Charlie
From: PA
Date: December 23, 2000
Time: 11:54:43 AM

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Tim's feelings are mine exactly. Recreational fishermen bitching about the commercial fishermen and then using artificial "boat limits" to poach fish, is an example of the pot calling the kettle black. Let's call a Rose a Rose and greed, greed!! Catch and release will help ensure that our grandchildren will be able to enjoy fishing just as we do. Keep in moderation. Charlie

Name: JOE P.
From: HAWTHORNE N.J.
Date: December 23, 2000
Time: 08:40:32 AM

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saw this site for the first time this am--it looks great! I've been on another site for a long time. I'm tired of all the so called "PROS" CUTTING INTO EACH OTHER for the slightest mistake, just to try and prove they are such great striper fishermen! I need a rest from that!! all bickering and very few fishing reports! I hope that doesn't happen here!

Name: taffy-15
From: Taunton Ma.
Date: December 22, 2000
Time: 06:52:09 PM

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Great Site!!! I am far from new to the surf but this typeing and computer business is backbreaking. "The Ditch and the Cape" are very familar territory to me. Presently most of my casting is from Plum Island Newburyport Ma. The information imparted here is super. If you don't mind I'll be lurking around for awhile. Right term I hope? Lurking only because it took me about 15 minutes to type this. Happy Holidays!!!!!!!

Name: Joe Casey
From: Newtown Square, PA
Date: December 22, 2000
Time: 02:43:14 PM

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Name: Cliff Burnett
From: Centereach,N.Y.(long island)
Date: December 21, 2000
Time: 04:08:34 PM

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Name: Daniel Ryder
From: Reading, Pa
Date: December 17, 2000
Time: 07:09:23 PM

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Just stumbled across your site. NICE! Lots of good info. from the little bit I have read so far. Most of my fishing for rocks has been from the Delaware (Indian River Inlet, Bethany Beach), Jersey shores(LBI). In the last few years I have been fortunate enough to get into some nice stripers in the Chesapeake. I look forward to reading the reports/posts.

Name: Momma "S"
From: Same place you are from!
Date: December 16, 2000
Time: 08:38:20 AM

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Dear Tim, After reading your web-page, hope that's what it's called, I'm trying to get "savvy" in this computer language, I was so bursting with pride I just had to let you know it! Especially those two lines in the "Lamiglas and 'tis the season" page, dated Dec. 13 th. Those two lines, "boy, do they have excellent taste!" and "hey, we're both fisherman, ya know!" , child, you write just like me! I'm so excited to hear your heart, I mean, I'm so excited to READ your heart. That's my boy! A passion for fishing! I am so happy for you, remembering that line I've heard a million times, "find something you love and find a way to make a living out of it...", you've done that! How blessed you are! Your style of writing, with the ease of your passion for fishing flowing so enthusiastically out of your heart tickles me to say the least! All those days and nights I dropped you off at Shark River and picked you up at dark and smelled your fishy clothes trying to shove all that bloody, fish scale encrusted mess into the poor washing machine has really paid off! I am so proud of you, your web page, your determination to succeed at what you love and your ability to write! In the heart of each parent is a little place that likes to think that their child is "just like them." Your writing fills that place for me, in you, between you and me, I love being your MOM, you're so wonderful to me and for anyone else who might read this, "I have the best son!" Ok, I can see again...I've wiped all the tears off the bottom of my glasses! Tim, Dad found your web page today and said, "honey, come read this." (He appreciates your writing ability also!, and it's like visiting with you whenever we want to!) Dad couldn't be prouder of you either! Sometimes we read your web page together and just sit there and cry happy tears! Well, enough for now...you KNOW I could keep writing! This would turn into a book of "How proud we are of Tim Surgent!" Dad just told me "sign off, already, hon", OK, I will! Can you tell we LOVE you?

Holy smokes Ma, that's the longest entry in the whole Guest Book! ;^) I guess if there's one person in the world you should allow to put such long (and most enjoyable) messages, it should be your mom! Love you too and give dad a squeeze for me!

Name: Captain Tommy Griffiths
From: Virginia Beach
Date: December 16, 2000
Time: 02:00:37 AM

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Looking forward to catching some New England RockFish sometime soon! If you ever need a Striper Charter in the Virginia Beach Area, look me up.. 40-50#er's are hittin'! Capt. Tommy Griffiths

Capt Tommy, I removed the email link from you message so as not to turn this Guest Book into an advertisers page...they just get ugly that way! Thanks for adding your thoughts and if you'd like to advertise your charters, please contact me at TimS@stripersonline.com and we'll work out something!

Name: Justin H
From: Baltimore, Maryland
Date: December 12, 2000
Time: 09:34:26 AM

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Just wanted to let you know it's a great site and is very helpful in the quest for bigger stripers, looks like you Jersey boys know how to do it. I most definitely need to make a trip up in the spring, maybe even this winter. Keep up the good work.

Justin, clear your slate when the Spring Fling 2001 details start getting worked out and we'll show you around some of the finer areas for spring surf fishing in this area! Then, when we get down your way, you can show us some stuff! ;-)

Name: Joe Gallagher
From: Chadds Ford Pa.
Date: December 09, 2000
Time: 11:02:55 AM

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Tim S., I've been logging on to SOL since sept. 2000 after meeting member ed J on the beach at Ship bottom n.j. My cousin Pat and I were with the wives and kids and about 100lbs of fishing gear as well as about $30.00 worth of stinky dead bait. yea, I know real rookie h h-heads. I noticed Ed J doing his thing and walked over to ask him the basic rookie, out of towner type questions. Ed could not have been nicer or helpful, but the bottom line was that if I really wanted to get up to speed---check out SOL. He was right, and I've become hopelessly hooked on your site as well as looking for unicorns; only one short to date caught on the Barnegat jetty, buy great fun. Anyway I really enjoy your up dates and commentary, fishing and social. today's commentary on pearl harbor was right on the mark. I'll stay in touch, thank you Joe Gallagher

Thanks Joe, it's always a pleasure to hear from new guys...even if it was EdJ who told ya about us! ;^) We won't hold that against you! <grin><wink> Looking forward to hearing more from you in the future, take care!

Name: Mike Tacchi
From: New Hyde Park, N.Y.
Date: December 07, 2000
Time: 07:56:20 PM

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Tim, It`s good to see there are other sick people like me searching the web for fishing web sites @ all hours of the night. Yours is one of the best.

Mike, I always like to look around for new and interesting places...but this is where I hang 99% of the time...to much to do to spend much time surfing out there...I do sorta miss it but am well pleased at the crew we've got onboard here now, I'm sure you'll agree if ya get to hang here for any length of time! Thanks for writing!

Name: CHRIS TREMBLEY
From: FORKED RIVER N.J.
Date: December 07, 2000
Time: 07:23:07 PM

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LOVE YOUR SITE THINK ITS GREAT. IM LOOKING FORWARD TO CHECKIN IT OUT QUITE OFTEN. I HAVE A BOAT AND I FISH BARNEGATE LIGHT OFTEN HOPE TO TALK TO ONE DAY.

Chris, stop by SurfTalk...there's a lot of talking going there all the time. There's even a new "Boaters Forum" there for you devout fiberglass jockeys! ;^)

Name: Wayne Massey
From: Smithsburg, MD
Date: December 06, 2000
Time: 01:32:04 PM

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Wayne, we fished ridiculously shallow waters about 2 miles off the Highlands Bridge near Sandy Hook. Or did ya mean where'd we take the boat outta? That would have been Shark River if that's what you were asking. For more details, check out SurfTalk, there's still lots of togging info going on there!

Name: M.P. Smiecinski
From: Camp Osborn
Date: December 06, 2000
Time: 12:55:17 PM

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Nice website Tim...I enjoy your writing and optimistic attitude at this slow part of the season...it's not over in my book either... I refuse to give up too...'

MP...while I still think there's hundreds of stripers to be had, I haven't had enough time to give them a fair shot....but I ain't quittin till after the New Years...just hope I can start getting more decent nights out there soon!

Name: Tom Alterson
From: NYC
Date: December 04, 2000
Time: 10:23:12 AM

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Name: F.D.Jacobs
From: North Truro,MA every chance I get
Date: December 03, 2000
Time: 06:26:57 PM

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FD, you live in the land of plenty so I see...good for you! I'm going to do everything I can to actually get my truck past the Ditch at least once next year and come bother your fish in Truro! Thanks for writing!

Name: Dave Seay
From: Locust Grove, Va.
Date: December 01, 2000
Time: 08:48:46 AM

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I just moved here from North Carolina and I have fished Lake Anna, on the north end, a couple of times. I had a hard time catching bait. I put in at Christopher run. I was hoping someone could lend a little info for an ignorant striper fisherman. Thanks,Dave

Dave, the Guest Book is not the place to ask for info, check out SurfTalk...that's the place your questions will be read by thousands and responded to by qualified folks who most likely fish the same waters! Check it out, bet you'll get your answers there! ;^)

Name: Dave Seay
From: Locust Grove, Va.
Date: December 01, 2000
Time: 08:38:00 AM

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Name: Jim Merritt
From: Pennington, NJ
Date: November 30, 2000
Time: 08:36:41 AM

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Nice Website - a guy I met plugging yesterday in Mantoloking told me about it. I've been checking Betty & Nick's for several years but didn't know about yours. Maybe it will help me catch a few fish ... I have caught *very* few this year, my fourth working the surf with plugs and flies. When it comes to surf fishing, I think I will *always* be paying my dues.

Jim, in the surf, even those with 20-30 years still pay there dues on a daily basis! But, come check out SurfTalk and peruse the hundreds of other features on this site, we will help ya catch more fish!

Name: RON GOEKE
From: BARNEGAT LIGHT, NJ
Date: November 28, 2000
Time: 09:52:03 PM

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I just discovered your site this evening. After a hard -fished but dismally unproductive weekend, it was heartening to read your report of good fish yet to come. I'm not ready to hand up the gear yet- not even close. Primarily, I choose to fly fish whenever practical (and often when not) so I was interested to browse your "shoportunities". I'm sure I'll be returning to order one day soon. Previously, I've been monitoring several other sites, but now that I've discovered you this will be my "go to" site henceforth. Well done!

Name: Glenn R Kerkhan
From: Summit
Date: November 28, 2000
Time: 03:55:36 PM

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You helped me catch bass until the middle of January, should I say last season? Don't worry I'm very quiet about the fishing. I like your online store, I just ordered some Gibbs darters and you will be getting more orders from me, keep up the good work. Glenn

Name: Fax H
From: Sherborn, Mass
Date: November 25, 2000
Time: 07:47:15 PM

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Great site! The store's got all the lures that work so well they're always sold out in tackle shops! Definitely don't hang up the rods-striper season ain't over by a long shot!

Fax, glad to see you noticed...all the stuff in the online store is "the good stuff"...we don't carry junk, I wouldn't ever sell something that I personally don't believe in and carry myself. It's better that way for everyone! ;^)

Name: tom vanzant
From: brigantine nj
Date: November 25, 2000
Time: 04:12:59 AM

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i like your site it is very interesting about the fishing but you are right when you say dont hang up your striper gear yet because i had fish good all the way up to january

Tom, I had 'em good last year til mid Jan...but this year it's either different or I just haven't had enough time to put my finger on what they're up to. I hope to be able to get out a bit more this week and next!

Name: Tagger
From: Hull, Mass
Date: November 24, 2000
Time: 03:05:41 PM

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There's Nothing that gets the heart going like a tug in the night, well almost nothing. Standing in the surf in the middle of the night and hooking up is hard to beat. There are many more sunrises to be seen, sunsets, storms coming in, dead calm nights and fire in the suds...till next year

Tagger, yes, God willing, we'll all have many more of those special nights to enjoy!

Name: pete craft
From: kingston mass,
Date: November 24, 2000
Time: 12:44:24 AM

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Pete...yea, there are plenty of others who are ailing from this illness...at least we can hope for a group rate now when we need therapy ;^)

Name: Don W
From: wK NJ
Date: November 22, 2000
Time: 12:34:10 PM

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Name: Jesse Ramos
From: cliffside park n.j
Date: November 20, 2000
Time: 05:22:35 PM

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Wow you write some cool stuff .I just started fishing for stripers this year and i'm definatly hooked.thanks for the tips and a good laugh keep up the good work,and i'll definatly be checking in again.

Name: Paul J. Bulger
From: Middletown,N.J.
Date: November 19, 2000
Time: 11:15:58 AM

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Enjoyed my first time, looking forward of many more hours of enjoyment. I already put it on my favorites. Heading out to meet some budds at the hook, can't wait to try what I've read!!!!!

Name: Fishinghal
From: Bethany Beach
Date: November 17, 2000
Time: 11:05:28 PM

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Enjoyed the visit, which was suggested by a fishing pal, Striperkiller. Finished gabbing w/him a few moments ago - just as he was on his way to the inlet to meet a group from your board. Sure wish I could have joined him (and your pals) this evening. I'm certain that if the wind will cooperate, thus allow you to get to the end of the north jetty, you'll be in fish. Hope you folks enjoy our fishing hole.

Name: Dan Dugan ( The Holy Cow )
From: Indian River Area
Date: November 17, 2000
Time: 05:03:14 PM

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Yes I.R.I can hold fish like blues, trout, drum, croakers, shark, and yes there are an occassional striper that shows up... A far cry from the early 1990s' when a large striper was a 30 incher...... DON'T keep them all- because the resource will be depleted... THE HOLY COW ><)))'>

Thanks Dan...good advice...let 'em go...let 'em grow...let 'em breed! That's the only way things will really start to bounce back. Also, even more importantly, get the gill netters outta the areas where the stripers migrate, they are killing millions of pounds of stripers each year that don't even get counted as bycatch! That's the real kicker!

Name: Ephraim Martell
From: Astoria Queens
Date: November 17, 2000
Time: 12:36:37 PM

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Thinking of fishing Montauk point over the thanksgiving weekend Not familiar with area first time trying my luck. I like striper fishing especially but will settle for some fish. Where shall I go and what kind of bait shall I use. Have no boat.....shore fishing only

Ephraim, questions don't get answered in the guest book...ever. SurfTalk is a real time forum where your questions would be considered by many hundred of folks...you'd get your answers there in short order!

Name: BARRY STOLZENBERG
From: WANTAGH, NY
Date: November 17, 2000
Time: 10:43:46 AM

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Name: mike mc elroy
From: warwick,ri
Date: November 16, 2000
Time: 12:33:47 PM

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Name: Rob Stangler
From: Neptune City NJ
Date: November 12, 2000
Time: 07:44:15 PM

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I've been hitting Second Ave in Bradley Beach, doing ok. Any other local spots worth throwing a plug at

Rob, The nice thing about that area you are fishing is that every square inch of water should have plugs thrown into it! Don't stop on just one jetty...fish the ones north and south of it...and fish the beaches in between! The stripers will move all over the place...staying on one rock really limits your sucess!

Name: Crankin Craig
From: Harrisburg PA
Date: November 10, 2000
Time: 10:53:18 AM

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Great site, a lot of info for us shoebees. Going to fish NJ a few times this fall and I need all the tips I can get.Super site, I'LL be busy at work for hours, thanks!!

Craig, thanks for writing, we'll try to get ya some more fish...the info's here, you just gotta "absorb" it! ;^)

Name: Marty Ingenbrandt
From: Hamilton, N.J.
Date: November 09, 2000
Time: 12:29:50 PM

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So far so good. It reminds me of another site I used to spend a lot of time brousing, Stripersurf.com. I hope this site doesn't go under like that one did. I know it takes the support of your visitors to keep it going. Good luck.

Marty, don't ya worry about us going anywhere...we got big plans...no where but up from here!

Name: John LoPresti
From: Long Island,NY
Date: November 09, 2000
Time: 09:27:39 AM

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Great site, very useful and fun. Both me and my 12 year old son spend many a nights looking for that cow! Have had many fish but no cows yet, maybe this site will help inform me on more tips on how to get that cow that we are all looking for.

John, we'll do what we can! :^) Bottom line is the time you and your son are spending looking for that cow will be treasured by the both of you whether you actually find that cow or not, two thumbs up!

Name: Sean McGowan
From: Houston, Texas
Date: November 07, 2000
Time: 04:37:31 PM

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HI Tim: Congratulations on your website. I know it took a lot of work on your part and the cooperation of a lot of friends. I'm glad to see all the critical surf gear, especially the terminal tackle that I use on my annual forays to the striper coast. Anyway thanks for organizing the website. I'll start ordering some of the new (to Me) Hab's plugs before my next rip. Good Luck, Sean McGowan

Sean, thank you very much for your positive thoughts! Yes, it requires a lot of things to come together for a site to grow like this one has...the most important part is the people that contribute, visit, and shop here...in that order! We are blessed to have a very wide range of folks here from many, many places...these are the folks that keep things rolling around! Thanks again!

Name: Ricky
From: Washington DC
Date: November 06, 2000
Time: 06:10:55 AM

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Love striper fishing. Make all my own rods and subscribe to Rodmaker magazine. Get out to fish stripers in the surf every chance I get. Like your site.

Ricky, glad you like the site and congrats on rolling your own...something I will no doubt be looking into this winter should I find any free time at all!

Name: J.J. Egan
From: Wall, NJ
Date: November 04, 2000
Time: 11:56:36 AM

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egan.j@worldnet.att.net - trying to catch my first big striper. Pop and I logged on to get the latest info. Great site.

Name: OBB outer banks bucktails
From: athens tn.
Date: November 03, 2000
Time: 08:23:58 PM

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garrett knotts---dkjigs@gateway.net.....coming down this week for two weeks of fishing. making my fall delivery of bucktails to the tackle shops. i enjoy getting all the fishing reports. keep up the good work!!!! <commercial link removed>

Garrett, greetings again! Hope all your deliveries went well and the trip was successful for ya!

Name: James Gotay
From: Port Monmouth, New Jersey
Date: November 03, 2000
Time: 05:53:20 PM

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Great thread. Really enjoy getting the local info from the people who actually get the fish!

James, yea, we get lucky once in a while ;-) Nice talking to you the other day...if ya ever wanna get rid of some of them "spare" rods, let me know!

Name: Tom Ambroskiewicz
From: Williamstown
Date: November 03, 2000
Time: 07:30:35 AM

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What a neat web site. I caught my first striper last weekend and a fellow fisherman told me about this site. It seems very informative and specific for someone new to striper fishing. Got any suggestions for fishing IBSP? I don't have a 4x4 and usually am a walk on fisherman there.

Tom, greetings and welcome. Glad to hear of your recent success and thank the fella who sent ya here for me, ok? ;-) As for info and suggestions...this isn't the place for it...the message board,

would be a much better place to find the info which you seek! You can ask questions there and there you will get yer answers!

Name: Rusty
From: philadelphia
Date: November 01, 2000
Time: 09:19:33 PM

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Tim, Thanks great site, just found out about it. We fish mainly OCNJ, looking for stripers, any suggestions!

Rusty, thanks for writing and glad ya like the site! As to suggestions for finding stripers in OCNJ, check out

and ask the fellas there...many guys here haunt the same waters!

Name: plugger
From: brezzy pt area
Date: October 30, 2000
Time: 06:15:49 PM

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very good site, more of a jersey thing . super store tim was very helpful with recent purchase ill be back

Plugger...glad we could help ya out with the store! I dunno about a Jersey thing...more than 50% of the members here are from other states besides Jersey. If you want more Long Island people here...check out

and contribute...and they'll then be more stuff for yer area! ;-)

Name: Garrett Knotts
From: Knotts' Island, N.C.
Date: October 29, 2000
Time: 12:11:36 AM

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Great looking sight. Would like to send you some bucktails if you would like. I am probaly the largest supplier of bucktail jigs on the outer banks.T.I.'s,T.W.'s,Fishing Unlimited,Oregon Inlet Fishing center,Whitney's,Red Drum Tackle,Pelicans Roost just to name a few carry our bucktails. We are still working on our web site. <commercial link removed> I am leaving for the OBX Saturday for two weeks of some serious striper and drum fishing. I will visit your sight often. Do yourself a favor, take a kid fishing!!! Garrett

Garrett, thanks for stopping by! I sent you an email with my address, I'm always open for free samples...just make sure you send enough for two field testers...otherwise you'll immediately get bad reviews from the other tester, Dubs! ;-) I did remove the link to your commercially oriented site, they aren't appropriate in the guest book and I sent you info on advertising/sponsoring if you are interested.

Name: resque
From: canada
Date: October 22, 2000
Time: 08:45:32 PM

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i would like a response on whether or not i need an ambulance, i have been having abdominal pains for 14 days on the lower right quardant and the pain is now severe and it hurts more when i breath, cough and walk. please get back. ASAP.

Resque...sounds like gall bladder...possibly appendix...suggest seeking medical attention promptly ;-)

Name: STEPHEN S. FELL
From: MEDIA, PA
Date: October 20, 2000
Time: 04:22:38 PM

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I thought that other "thing" was the next best thing to fishing? Hmm...I'll have to do more experimenting to be sure ;-)

Name: M Shannon
From: Jersey
Date: October 19, 2000
Time: 10:00:05 AM

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OK Fellows, I see a lot of post's about great sites, but where's the fish information? I'm an avid surf caster and will be visting Island Beach State Park on Friday night and Saturday morning and will be sure to post my findings.

M, greetings and welcome. Ummm...if you're looking in the guest book here for fishing information, you won't find any. This is simply a teeny tiny portion of StripersOnline.com! If you'd like fishing information, start at the Main Page....from there, you'll find 400 MB of information....just follow the links on the right side.

Name: Jimmy G
From: Long Island
Date: October 18, 2000
Time: 09:12:44 PM

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Name: Nick Cafiero
From: Long Island
Date: October 17, 2000
Time: 04:41:21 PM

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Great site, will be visiting often. I fish the fling area a lot, I will look for jersey plates and say hello.

Nick, I hope you're referring to the Fall Fling area...cause if yer looking for Jersey plates in the Spring Fling area...you'll find thousands! ;-) See ya at the Fling!

Name: David Manning
From: united kingdom, Isle of Wight
Date: October 17, 2000
Time: 04:27:25 PM

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David, have a good look around, lemme know what you think! ;-) We're always glad to have visitors from afar!

Name: Gary Hanna
From: Westwood, NJ
Date: October 17, 2000
Time: 02:43:24 PM

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Gary, we're glad you found us as well, make yourself at home, pull up a rock ;-)

Name: Rudy
From: Western Pa.
Date: October 16, 2000
Time: 05:54:36 PM

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Without A doubt on of the greatest sites on the net. Thanks for all the great striper stuff. Tight Lines to all. Hooked on stripers. Rudy

I'm blushing ;-) Thanks Rudy, them stripers will do that to ya if yer not careful ;-)

Name: chris valentino
From: cape cod ma.
Date: October 16, 2000
Time: 04:59:10 PM

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Name: FREDERICK GILLEN
From: SOMERSET, NJ
Date: October 15, 2000
Time: 09:21:43 PM

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How bout now? ;-) Hope ya found what you were looking for, if not, lemme know, I'll find it for ya!

Name: Ben Spinelli
From: Chester, NJ
Date: October 09, 2000
Time: 03:25:39 PM

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Great site, but I get the shakes reading it 'cause I haven't been able to hit the beach. I hear my biological clock ticking! (that's the marine biological clock) This is a very friendly site too.

Ben, sorry to hear ya haven't been able to get out...that makes me sad for ya! Don't worry, I'll let ya know what yer missin' ;-)

Name: Angelo
From: Belmar NJ ,US of A
Date: October 07, 2000
Time: 09:21:35 PM

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Name: Steve Hopkins
From: Connecticut
Date: October 07, 2000
Time: 12:12:22 AM

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You Guy's have a great site here Keep up the good work. I'll keep a look out for you on the water. TIDERUNNER

Name: Al Aunchman
From: Warwick, RI
Date: October 02, 2000
Time: 09:42:17 AM

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Name: Phil Valentine
From: Manchester, CT
Date: October 01, 2000
Time: 06:50:02 AM

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