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Name: MATT TANZOLA AKA BASSMAN
From: BUDD LAKE N J
Date: September 30, 2000
Time: 09:22:07 PM

Name: MATT TANZOLA AKA BASSMAN
From: BUDD LAKE N J
Date: September 30, 2000
Time: 09:21:57 PM

Name: red
From: modesto calif.
Date: September 30, 2000
Time: 07:44:19 PM

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enjoy your board.here we fish the sf bay&delta also sanluis res.and o"niel forbay,which by the way holds w r freshwater striper.my org has 8 chapters and is now working with jim and the RFA. red

Name: Jim Vaccaro
From: Allenhurst, NJ
Date: September 30, 2000
Time: 01:52:26 PM

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This is a great site. I am only 17 years old but am obsessed with striper fishing. I have been striper fishing for over 6 years now and every year gets better. It is great to see a site like this and learn more and talk to people that have the same interest as me. Again, great site. Jim

Jim, careful with that obsession....school...then work...then a nice woman...and then you can let the bug get ya bad! Till then, moderation young unicorn hunter, moderation! ;-)

Name: John Bumstead
From: Brookeville, Maryland
Date: September 30, 2000
Time: 11:32:30 AM

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I was just introduced to the site by Al, the Rod Prof. I didn't look at everything, but from what I have seen I'm sure I will be visiting often. Chesapeake bay fishing is what I enjoy most, and this time of year is the best.

John, welcome and give Al a thank you for me! Thill is trying to drag me down there, something about a big tunnel with fish around it? ;-)

Name: Zeeebassman
From: jersey beaches
Date: September 28, 2000
Time: 10:23:15 AM

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Name: Bobby Carlson
From: New Jersey
Date: September 28, 2000
Time: 07:08:29 AM

Name: Mike Fixter
From: Santa Cruz, California.
Date: September 27, 2000
Time: 10:29:45 PM

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Wow, neat website. I saw stripers online mentioned while viewing another website. You have some knowledgeable folks providing your site with very helpful info. Although I fish the west coast surf for stripers most of the info still applies. I've been surfcasting for over 40 years and making top water plugs for about 20. Fishing for stripers is a constant learning process and forums like this are a great way to expand one's "bag of tricks." ... thanks..... Pikie Mike

Mike, it's been a pleasure corresponding with you and I'm glad to have virtually met ya ;-) And BTW, those plugs are absolutely amazing, never seen anything like them! Two thumbs up and a handful of thanks for sending them!

Name: Bob McCormack
From: Bridgewater, MA
Date: September 27, 2000
Time: 10:04:11 AM

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I was introduced to your site by my brother-in-law, I believe that he uses the name Angler. I have been only been fishin casually for the last 25 years due to raising a large family (5) kids who are now married and on their own and now that I have retired I need to get back into the game more actively. I have a lot of catching up to do and I intend to use your site as a learning resource. I am interested in both spin and fly fishing. I do tie my own flies as well. I look forward to making some connections with people from my area. Thank you and I believe that I will use the name,"Stripped Gear" because it happened to me years ago by a large bluefish.

Ah, yes, Angler...as good an egg as they come! Thank him for me! Welcome, kick back, pull up a CC Canal rock and get comfy ;-)

Name: Ken Nieuwenhuis
From: Atlantic Highlands NJ
Date: September 26, 2000
Time: 09:35:47 PM

Name: Bob Trinneer
From: Phillipsburg N.J.
Date: September 26, 2000
Time: 03:55:24 PM

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Name: Pat Kern
From: Baltimore, MD
Date: September 26, 2000
Time: 08:42:53 AM

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Pat, it was nice meeting you yesterday...what a perfect dusk to be on the beach...NE about 25kts, rain, and 4 foot waves...next time, bring a rod!

Name: EDWARD GARDINER SR.
From: HOUSTON, TX. 77087-6024
Date: September 25, 2000
Time: 08:53:19 PM

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Name: jp
From: Los Angeles , Ca.
Date: September 24, 2000
Time: 07:56:17 PM

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Wow, Since moving away from ocean city NJ 13 years ago , its this time of the year that I miss the east coast the most. the fishing out here....especially in the surf , just can't compare. I look at the photo's on your site and just dream about the old days of throwing my cast net in the surf , live lining for big blues and weaks, and the dreaming days of walking the surf plugging for the all too rare striper back in 1981-1982. If you are contemplating fishing , get up and go! I wish I was there !!!! All the best, JP

JP, sorry to hear you had to leave the shore :-( But hey, now it gives ya something to think about, no, to dream about between trips back out here! ;-)

Name: Lee Martin
From: Hampton, Virginia
Date: September 23, 2000
Time: 04:02:26 PM

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I fish mostly the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay. Cobia, Flounder, Grey Trout and Stripers.

Lee, greetings, we are very interested in adding more and more info for the Chesapeake folks...stop by SurfTalk and contribute, it'll all help to get your areas better represented here! Thanks for dropping by and I look forward to seein' ya around!

Name: Dreammaker
From: Missouri
Date: September 21, 2000
Time: 11:12:44 PM

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saw your # on the cyber lounge. Everyone was chatting about it. So I came to look.

I'll always wonder what cyber lounge "everyone" was talking about surf fishing and StripersOnline ;-)

Name: Jim Breese-Pycofish@aol.com
From: Port Monmouth
Date: September 21, 2000
Time: 07:32:21 PM

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Great site, I found it from your post on the NJ Fishing message board. I am a avid-{rabid} striper hound who ply's the beaches and waters of Raritan Bay and Sandy Hook. Now that I signed your book, I want to go explore the rest of your site and visit the store. The sand eel imitators sound promising. Thanks for a great site I will be visiting often. Jim

Name: Eddie P
From: Rahway, NJ
Date: September 21, 2000
Time: 02:55:39 PM

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Saw your write up today. Tuesday 1:00 a.m. till sunup bass were tearing up bomber/teaser combo at the Hook. Site is getting better all the time, learning new tricks all the time. You never stop learning tight lines

Eddie, yes, the Hook has been producing some good catches, glad you timed it right...my last two trips were pretty bleak up that way...a couple bass each time :( Soon....very soon!

Name: Jack Swegel
From: Lee MA
Date: September 21, 2000
Time: 07:03:42 AM

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Just started striper fishing last yer in Rhode Island. Going back in a couple of weeks for my last try this year. They're great fish!!!

Have I mentioned that I love Rhode Island? ;-) Yes, they are great fish and RI is a great place to get at 'em!

Name: Dave Kalemba
From: Verona, NJ
Date: September 20, 2000
Time: 09:02:41 PM

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Thanks for maintaining a great site. Met you a couple of weeks ago w/ my brother Jim. Have a great fall season!

Dave, it was nice to meet you as well...even if for only a couple minutes! Hope the stripers are treating the both of you very well!

Name: MIKE VERACKA
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Date: September 20, 2000
Time: 11:00:12 AM

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Name: chuck
From: philly
Date: September 19, 2000
Time: 03:20:05 PM

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great site glad to see other people who are into surf fishing i was a mate on the royal flush 20 years ago and really am enjoying fishing the surf. Be down friday with chalie i'll keep in touch.

Chuck, hope you and Chalie did well Friday...it was a nice night to be out there!

Name: Nick Kouvel
From: Just down the street!
Date: September 18, 2000
Time: 08:05:14 PM

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Tim, Carol stopped by the house to see Pat and I was so pleased to hear how well you are doing with your site. As you know, I am one of those Partyboat captains who only can sporadically catch a short. I really have grown to love the surf and there is nothing like catching a bass from the beach. I am still currently working as chef of Sallee Tee's Grille in the Channel Club Marina and there are some peanut bunkers there. I hope in the next week or two I can hook up with a few nice fish from their gas dock. I had weakies the other day and all is set for the bass run. Maybe the four of us (Carol, Pat, you and I can get together sometime. Well good luck and I will certainly spread the word of yur website. My son just joined "Shark River Surf Anglers." Maybe he can teach the old salt, me, a thing or three. Nicky K.

Greeting Nick, nice to hear from ya! There is nothing, as you note, like chasing the stripers on their home turf - The Suds! Boats work, rivers and bays are nice...but stick a LARGE in the suds and you'll see what it's all about! If you keep watching those peanuts while yer trying to work, you'll burn someone's dinner...and then you'll have lots more time to fish! ;-)

Name: HARRY SASSAMAN
From: SOUTH RIVER
Date: September 18, 2000
Time: 05:34:16 PM

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You should be proud of the site you have created, I was thoroughly pleased with your many choices of rooms to choose from and the information provided within each. I shall visit your site frequently!!!!!!

Harry, glad to hear you both liked it and will be back...we'll save a few stripers for ya! ;-)

Name: BigMike
From: Long Island NY
Date: September 17, 2000
Time: 08:00:10 PM

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Name: frank mc monagle
From: capemay,nj.
Date: September 15, 2000
Time: 03:51:51 PM

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Frank, sorry, I'm not really sure what yer asking...if you wanna know where I get my input for the tips on striper fishing....I'd have to say from the stripers themselves mostly...that, and several hundred guys who fish really hard! ;-)

Name: Joseph Glidden
From: Boston
Date: September 15, 2000
Time: 08:59:06 AM

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Great site, good reliable information from those who know. Will look forward to the next few months of reports when the move begins in earnest.

Joseph, glad you enjoy the site...it's growing every day as we add new folks, fresh insight, and lots and lots of just plain striper talk!

Name: Chalie
From: Philly
Date: September 15, 2000
Time: 07:26:11 AM

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Tim, Found your site this spring..............LOVE IT !!!! I'm new to surf fishing, although I've been saltwater fishing for almost 25 years. Enjoy all the information and updates. Keep up the great work.

Chalie, thanks for the encouragement and I'm thrilled that you love it...it's a pleasure to try and put more guys together with more fish! ;-)

Name: local yocal
From: spring fling area
Date: September 14, 2000
Time: 12:38:58 PM

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Howdy local, normally I'd just remove something like your addition...but yours in funny enough to leave here! Yea, I guess the 7 or 8 miles of beach, countless jetties, and two inlets in the Fling area probably aren't big enough for more than just you and your over inflated image of yourself. Born and raised here, been walking that sand since I could stand up...local enough for ya?

Name: Rich C
From: Brooklyn
Date: September 11, 2000
Time: 11:15:04 PM

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Name: Joe Smith..
From: NJ??
Date: September 11, 2000
Time: 08:03:55 PM

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I really like the page, but when are we going to see pictures of your sister and her family? We have been waiting patiently here.....

Joe, you get her to send me an email stating she'd like that and I'll do it. BTW, if yer not sure you live in NJ, post your zip code and I'll look it up for ya ;-)

Name: willtristram
From: parkridge-nj
Date: September 10, 2000
Time: 10:28:18 PM

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Name: Ted Rzepski, tarponted@home.c
From: Hartford,Ct
Date: September 09, 2000
Time: 09:12:16 AM

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Name: Barry D. Thomas Sr.
From: North Cape May N.J.
Date: September 05, 2000
Time: 06:24:04 PM

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Barry, yup, that would be a SNOB. I'm guessing you fish only bait? ;-) And for the record, Al used a Rebel Wind Cheater to land the current all tackle world record striper in Atlantic City. I'm still wondering where you're getting this "bait hater" vibe, we've covered that subject about a billion times on SurfTalk. Anyway, thanks for writing!

Name: Anthony Pallotta
From: Wyckoff,N.J.
Date: September 01, 2000
Time: 06:23:47 PM

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Name: Rudy
From: Western Pa.
Date: August 28, 2000
Time: 08:44:40 PM

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Best site on net. I fish Del. coast 3-4 weeks A year. With limited time I want to learn as much as I can on stripers.

Rudy, welcome, you're in the right place. Stop by SurfTalk and ask the fellers there what you wanna know, there's a lot of them who live/fish Delaware!

Name: CODZILLA
From: BROOKLYN ,NY
Date: August 27, 2000
Time: 03:52:59 AM

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Codzilla, what a great name! I fish when I'm not working or sleeping...well, ok, sometimes I fish while I'm working, sometimes I fish while I'm sleeping, but I try not to! Take care, thanks for making me LOL

Name: marty
From: long beach ny
Date: August 22, 2000
Time: 11:59:47 AM

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Name: Bigui Anthony Monti
From: Lewes DE.
Date: August 18, 2000
Time: 05:04:31 PM

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Anthony, thanks for the compliment. I'd love to handle DE in the reports section...or on SurfTalk under the reports forum....all we need is for some DE guys to start putting reports there and others will follow. The main reason I didn't choose to make separate report forums is that is tends to separate the folks too much...too many forums to read is nothing more than a hassle. I promise that when the reports forum gets too busy or too split up, I'll separate the reports section into more areas. First, it'll probably be split north/south, then by state if necessary. Thanks for writing!

Name: thebionic Andrew Warshawer
From: hightstown
Date: August 18, 2000
Time: 01:06:21 AM

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The Report of Albies was right on the money, no rumor. Go there in the morning and you will see for yourself.

Andrew, I wasn't doubting your report, honest! I was just stating that until I see the white of their eyes, it's only a rumor...right? ;-)

Name: not tellin
From: who cares
Date: August 15, 2000
Time: 12:56:40 PM

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Name: Dave Petry
From: Mercerville, N.J.
Date: August 14, 2000
Time: 06:37:11 PM

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Name: Joseph r. Beverly
From: Brick N.J
Date: August 12, 2000
Time: 11:27:57 AM

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Then look around, them's my stompin' grounds, those areas are covered all the time here!

Name: Mike Mimmo
From: Paramus N.J.
Date: August 11, 2000
Time: 09:01:00 PM

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Name: Jeffrey Munyan
From: Wall, NJ
Date: August 10, 2000
Time: 07:46:43 PM

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Name: Dennis Chidester
From: Newark, DE
Date: August 08, 2000
Time: 11:27:32 AM

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Great site. I belong to a great conservation club MSSA (Maryland Saltwater Sportsman Association) and we have changed the way the Md DNR acts towards recreational fishermen for the better I must say! Definitely get involved in fisheries management by joining any of the clubs like RFA ,CCA. etc. It definitely makes a difference! Who knows maybe our kids will look back to our involvement and thank us one day!

Dennis, welcome and thanks for the encouragement. Sadly, NJ takes it's queues from the charter/party boat fleet...the welfare of the fish isn't first and foremost, full coolers is. Someday, I hope this changes and have long encouraged folks to get involved in any way they can!

Name: Bill Travis
From: Port Monmouth
Date: August 08, 2000
Time: 09:12:39 AM

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First time visiting this site. Nice format. Enjoyed it very much. Will be back again. Thanks much.

Name: tom mcglynn
From: trenton nj
Date: August 06, 2000
Time: 04:43:35 PM

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Name: Paul
From: Southern NJ
Date: August 06, 2000
Time: 06:29:37 AM

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Thanks Paul, I'll tell the guys you called 'em friendly, that'll get 'em riled up! ;-)

Name: bdulude@yahoo.com
From: Yarmouthport, Cape Cod
Date: August 05, 2000
Time: 09:24:13 PM

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You have a great site. Very informative and helpful for someone who is new to surf fishing.

Thanks for the compliments and we're always glad to help! BTW, have I mentioned I love Cape Cod? ;-)

Name: Carl Riley
From: Manasquan
Date: August 05, 2000
Time: 10:59:59 AM

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Name: CHRIS MARENGHI (CMSTRIPER)
From: BENSALEM, PA
Date: August 02, 2000
Time: 11:10:31 PM

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My favorite site. The wife can't believe I'm not corresponding with a bunch of floozies!

Name: John R. aka Smilin' Bill
From: Queens, New York
Date: August 02, 2000
Time: 02:29:42 PM

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TimS, the internet would be of no use to me is StripersOnline wasn't available. Great job!

Name: tom cullen
From: manasquan nj
Date: August 01, 2000
Time: 06:20:27 PM

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Name: chris lane
From: connecticut
Date: August 01, 2000
Time: 09:50:08 AM

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great site Tim and Charlie and everyone else associated with the info shared here Thanks everyone appreciates the info

Chris, you're more than welcome, there is an awesome bunch of guys who call this place home, you're one of 'em!

Name: genebessey
From: clayton
Date: July 23, 2000
Time: 01:41:43 PM

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jetty jock for forty years on north j coast. probably know most of you. good luck.

Gene, I hope I can still type after fishing the surf for 40 years! It takes it's toll! ;-)

Name: Michelle
From: the Jersey Shore
Date: July 20, 2000
Time: 08:43:37 PM

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I love the "new" look of the site :) I haven't been here in a while, and it looks real nice!!

Name: chris lane
From: connecticut
Date: July 19, 2000
Time: 12:57:17 PM

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Name: steve davidson
From: potomac maryland
Date: July 19, 2000
Time: 06:16:54 AM

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I have been a board member of the wwa since march of this year. it is a good site but lately it has drifted away from fishing info into a schoolyard fight among certain members. A friend told me about this site so here I am. I fish in the Chesapeake bay and have a weekend house on the eastern shore. I hope this site includes our bay and I can get some good info from it. I used to make between 6 and 8 trips to Hatteras a year to surf fish I miss it, especially the trips to Portsmouth Island.

Steve, with the help of other Chessie fishermen, we'd can make the big bay a regular part of what's covered here. As it stands, we got Thill...and he swears that's all we need to know about the bay! ;-)

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I've been a trout fishermen all my life until I went to Lake Powell during the past summer know you cant stop fishing the stripers .

John, be careful, go slowly...it's very addictive and no amount of therapy can cure it...I think it's the hypnotic stripes on their sides that gets ya! ;-)

Name: GaryMT
From: San Francisco Bay Area
Date: July 16, 2000
Time: 01:17:25 AM

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So, this is where you've been hiding. I missed you and MikeT on the SFMB. I guess I will have to be a three site regular now, you, SFMB and Gowge's site!

Name: Angler
From: Good old Cape Cod
Date: July 14, 2000
Time: 06:25:04 PM

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So this far this site shows having a few rules of the road can make it enjoyable for the whole family. It is very important in today's world that the young learn from the old. If we set examples on the correct way to fish and teach fishing with ethics than we will have better fisherman and women to utilize the resource and all will benefit I welcome a friendly, honest opinion format that my grandchildren can participate in.

Angler, greetings my friend, since you found us you've become quite a source of excellent advice and discussion. Thank you.

Name: RONNIE SCOTT
From: CHARLOTTE N.C./FREDERICKSBURG VA.
Date: July 14, 2000
Time: 04:23:37 AM

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GREAT SITE PLAN TO COME BACK OFTEN. I AM A DIE HARD LARGE MOUTH BASS FISHERMAN WELL UNTIL I WENT OUT INTO THE CHESAPEAKE BAY FOR THE FIRST TIME TO STRIPER FISH AND WE BAGGED ALMOST 80 FISH THAT DAY THAT WAS THE THIRD BEST DAY I EVER HAD BASS FISHING AND I AM HOOKED.

Ronnie, welcome! Do come back, there's much to be discussed! ;-) If you are adept at catching largemouths, you'll fit right in!

Name: Jeff German
From: Voorhees, NJ
Date: July 13, 2000
Time: 08:20:27 AM

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Great site! I have been a fresh water fly-fisherman for the past 25 years and recently "saw the light" with regard to striper fishing following an awesome trip to Cape Cod in early June. I spend some time on Long Beach Island and have fished the South Jetty a few times and have fed a few a few flies to the local bluefish. I am definitely hooked on stripers - and other saltwater fly fishing as well - and want to learn more about it.

Jeff, then stop by again, I love to fly fish, it's my passion when it comes to all manners of fishing! There's many guys here who have loads of years in the salt with the long rod...even before it became popular! Also, it's always good to have the insight of another.

Name: dolton
From: watsonville califora
Date: July 12, 2000
Time: 01:42:34 PM

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Name: EDDIE TRENT
From: GREENSBORO, N.C
Date: July 09, 2000
Time: 02:09:33 PM

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ENJOYED YOUR WEB SITE. I AM A STRIPER FISHERMAN ALSO BUT I AM FRESH WATER MOSTLY I DO GO TO HATTERAS ONCE A YEAR WHEN THEY ARE RUNNING. I FISH SMITH MOUNTAIN LAKE IN VIRGINIA. I FISH LIVE BAIT SHAD. I HAVE A SUMMER HOME THERE AND MY SON GUIDES ON THE LAKE, SO I GO ON THE WEEKEND AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE.

Eddie, excellent! I'd love to dabble in the sweetwater for stripers one of these days...it's something I've always wanted to do!

Name: Don Ingling Medic1901@hotmail
From: Surf .City, N.J.
Date: July 06, 2000
Time: 04:22:51 AM

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Have been checking out your web for a couple of months now and really enjoy all the info, chit chat, and excellent advice. You guys have become a regular. I work nights as a street paramedic so many times while u guys are beating the suds I'm beating the streets but living on LBI I share the same love of fishing and your web site keeps me informed better than any I have seen, It's 5am, finally a day off, and going to the beach to try for some fluke with a friend. Hope to have some fresh fish for dinner tonight. Keep up the excellent work. I'm sure I will be ordering some tackle in the near future and may even find time to do some live chat and offer some tips of my own. I'm 53 and been fishing, mostly Stripers, for for 48 of them. Sincerely, Don

Don, welcome! I have a great friend who's also a paramedic, my proverbial hat is off to all of you who are there for all of us when we can't help ourselves. Just last year was my first trip to LBI....might I add that I've been back over 20 times since then? ;-) Hope you and your buddy did a job on the fluke and filled up yer freezer. I'll look for ya on SurfTalk and SurfChat...

Name: david lugoff
From: connecticut
Date: July 04, 2000
Time: 12:14:58 PM

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Name: commishbpk@aol.com
From: long beach ny
Date: July 03, 2000
Time: 09:13:13 PM

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Name: Rob Bentley
From: N.B.H. & Collegeville,PA
Date: June 28, 2000
Time: 11:04:16 PM

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I ran into "Ed, J" on the beach one night and he told me of this site. I'm VERY new to surf fishing (Memorial Day, 2000 when I caught my first Striper = 27' slot fish).

Rob, Ed J is cool ;-) Thank him for us and if ya need anything, just lemme know! BTW, one of the guys in our club does call them Strip-ed Bass (pronounced stry-ped bass) Go figure...maybe he's got roots in Fork-ed River? ;-)

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I understand you would like to catch a big bass from the surf, shore or jetty. Try fishing the mouth of a river on a moon tide full or new doesn't matter, preferably the last hour of the incoming or outgoing. Use a 7" Red and white Bomber cast up and across current keeping up with the flow on the retrieve. From my own experiences this is the deadliest lure I own. I have caught countless bass using this tech. my largest is 34lbs. many in the teens and twenties and five in the thirty pound class. Have fun and hold on!!! Maybe see you at The Narrow River some night, Dave

Dave, thanks for the tips...why don'tcha stop by SurfTalk and share some of that know how with the thousands of guys lookin' for it there? ;-) Always interesting to see new perspectives, especially of places I've never been yet...like the Narrow River!

Name: Rich C
From: Brooklyn
Date: June 19, 2000
Time: 01:46:03 PM

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Rich, thanks for the compliment! We're trying to get something here for everyone...but my wife still doesn't get the whole hotties thread on SurfTalk. ;-)

Name: Michelle Surgent-Brennan
From: Brick NJ
Date: June 17, 2000
Time: 10:05:45 AM

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This is a public service announcement regarding Tim's plan's for this Sunday, June 19'th (known to regular-non fishing-people as FATHERS DAY..)! He will be celebrating the holiday at his sister's home in Brick, NJ. If anyone wants to see him, please come here :) The festivities begin at 5pm and we are serving Steak and BBQ chicken on the grill, corn on the cob and several delicious desserts. He may be here for a while...

Yea, I didn't go fishing then....I waited till I got home and the wife went to sleep...then I went ;-)

Name: GARY
From: Niantic,CT
Date: June 15, 2000
Time: 03:19:11 PM

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Love the page you're doing a great job. I mostly fish Cape Cod and the CT coast. Have had real success on the Cape so far this spring. Bass River has been hot as well as the north coves.

Gary, I'm a Cape newby...but Charlie and I have hammered the fish there senseless on our 5 total trips in the past 12 months! Needless to say, I am envious of anyone who lives closer to the Cape than me! ;-)

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great site, i tell everyone about even if they don't fish. Some of the threads are quite helpful/humbling, most are very funny, love the sarcasm.

BrianZ, since you wrote this, you've become quite a "local" and a good contributor...thanks!

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