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  1. JustinGoodman
    - Jones Beach Fishing Pier

    Details: Sea Robin

    The exact location is Jones Beach field west end 2( which is very close to the Jones beach fishing piers). I just got back to NY for two weeks and we hit the beach ...more yesterday. We managed 4 searobins and one small flounder. The tide was high around 4 pm and we fished from 4:30-530pm. All casts were about 45-50yards out slow bumps with a steady reel in.

  2. shellers1
    - Jones Beach Fishing Pier

    Details: Blue Fish

    Caught a bunch of good sized snappers under the first bridge under the wantagh parkway. 6pm and very hot out. Fish were jumping out of the water.

    1. shellers1 0
      Caught about 15 fish in an hour between three people
  3. JesseGoodman
    - Jones Beach Fishing Pier

    Details: Blue Fish with a 1/8ounce white buck tail with a white grub

    I got into a great school of bunkers today. I couldn't find the label bunker so I tagged it as a bluefish. I was targeting bluefish but there was such a large ...more school of bunker than it was even hard to cast through it. I used some as bait and still no hook up. I was fishing the Jones Beach Inlet,the exact spot was Point Lookout Beach. Temp 63, little to no wind and slight rain.

    1. bigfish101 0
      Nice
    2. Sean Wilms 0
      I feel like I live in that awkward intermediate area where all the fish north of me are a lot bigger and all the fish south of me are huge
    3. JesseGoodman 0
      Yea they****
    4. JesseGoodman 0
      @seaturtles yea this average this size up here in Long Island, but I've never seen a school so large. Something I should have took a picture of
    5. Sean Wilms 0
      Ya we get a lot of those in the bay and the inlets but not near that big
    6. JesseGoodman 0
      @seaturtles haha right. This is some great bait
    7. Sean Wilms 0
      you should send a bunch of them down here so I'll have some great skark bait this summer haha
    8. JesseGoodman 0
      @seaturtles yea they were all around this size, everyone on the Jety was snagging them
    9. Sean Wilms 0
      thats a big bunker!
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  4. JesseGoodman
    - Jones Beach Fishing Pier

    Details: Blue Fish with a 1/8ounce buck tail with a white grub trailer

    Here's the big blue I got today. A great fight on some pretty light tackle. This guy hit only after a few seconds of my buck tail hitting the water. My casts ...more were directly off the end of the jetty about 25-30ft away. The birds were making several dives in the water indicating bait was in the area. The exact spot was the Point Lookout Jetty. Also all my fish were released.Temp 82, and very sunny.

    1. bigfish101 0
      Nice Jess I'm will from when me and you and justin hit up me and him are hitting up Saturday can't wait till you come back
    2. JesseGoodman 0
      @seaturtles thanks, yea i would say prob the hardest fighting fish I know
    3. Sean Wilms 0
      big blue!!
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  5. JesseGoodman
    - Jones Beach Fishing Pier

    Details: Blue Fish with a 1/8ounce buck tail with a white grub trailer

    Did some fishing at Point Lookout Jetty today and found a nice school of blues. In totally I hooked up with 3 and brought in two. This was the first one and the ...more smaller one. I would cast directly off the end of the jetty about 25-30ft away and let it drop for about 15-20secs before giving it hard jerks. Landing these fish on this rocky jetty was not easy. Temp was 73 and very sunny.

  6. bigNeal
    - Jones Beach Fishing Pier

    Details: Lizard Fish with a Caught on a silver cast master

  7. JustinGoodman
    - Jones Beach Fishing Pier

    Details: Whiting with a Buctail with a white grub trailer

    Need some help skouters. My bro always sends me pics of the fish he catches when he goes fishing in NY. And i could not identify this fish. This is a bad pic but ...more what i can tell you is it had a "a sucker like mouth" so please comment if you know what type of fish.

    1. Sean Wilms 0
      its a northern kingfish (very similar to a southern kingfish which is what everyone calls a "whiting")
    2. dillon juarez 0
      Goatfish maybe
    3. JustinGoodman 0
      @txfisherman713 it does look very much like a whiting. Thanks man
    4. Txfisherman713 R 0
      Looks like a whiting.. @SwampMafia
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  8. diazjrgil
    - Jones Beach Fishing Pier

    Details: Fluke with a Killies

    1. diazjrgil 0
      Lol
    2. robz713 0
      Dang
    3. diazjrgil 0
      Cool, thats a first
    4. MrPopular 0
      Congrats! You made it on the popular page on Sep 13, 2014!
    5. JustinGoodman 0
      More info=more credits
    6. JustinGoodman 0
      Nicee
    7. diazjrgil 0
      5lbs
    8. diazjrgil 0
      23"
    9. miguel moreno 0
      nice!!! how big? @diazjrgil
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  9. JohnnyBravo
    - Jones Beach Fishing Pier

    Details: Fluke with a Live Killie

    Catch of the day... 20 inches.. Caught on live killie on a fluke rig.. Not bad for only spending an hour most people got skunked

    1. mboga 0
      Cool fish kid, what did you use to catch him????
  10. diazjrgil
    - Jones Beach Fishing Pier

    Details: Fluke with a Live snappers

    These two were both 18" had 4 throughout the day within 4 hrs

    1. diazjrgil 0
      The fluke were 18" so thats keeper size
    2. diazjrgil 0
      There no size limit on the small ones, those are called snappers
    3. Txfisherman713 R 0
      Lol @koolguy713
    4. JustinGoodman 0
      Ight. U didnt keep those right? Cause there def short
    5. luis 0
      @txfisherman713 danny
    6. diazjrgil 0
      I caught a couple dozen
    7. diazjrgil 0
      Yea they are guy caught more then 100 by himself
    8. JustinGoodman 0
      Live snapper??? Snappers arent in yet
    9. JustinGoodman 0
      Like fish man, i love to see fish caught in Li. Keeep it up
    10. diazjrgil 0
      Thanks, we call them summer flounder here as well. But the main name for them are fluke.
    11. Stephen Haines 0
      nice! we call them flounder down her in Texas, excellent eating enjoy!
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