Ran deep today out to about 175’ for the opening day of Red Snapper season. No keeper Red Snapper but 3, or 4 Red Grouper and a bunch of Lanes again. The sky’s opened up on us with torrential downpours when we got back to the dock so no pictures today.
When posing this question in my search engine…….. “Does water salinity affect fishing in the NY Bight”…………. Here is the AI response………
AI Overview
Yes, water salinity significantly affects fish presence and feeding behavior in the New York Bight. Salinity changes driven by seasonal river...
Introducing……… MTV for MAGA…….
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Up…up….. and away!!! Inflation continues to rise……….
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I’m not familiar with the county’s or your towns codes concerning that but very often even temporary containers have some restrictions, and time allowances. I’ve have used them on commercial property’s in NY and NJ, with restrictions, and overseas construction without restrictions.
Salty brine is not just for fish that will be table fare………. It’s for bait too.
Years ago when the great schools of Boston Mackerel would come up the U.S. coast to New England we would follow the reports as they approached striking distance of Long Island. This was usually sometime in late...
Ran 45 miles yesterday out to 120’ with a 4 man crew. We put half of our limit of Red Grouper…….. 4 fish, into the cooler. We had a good bite but it was about 15 - 1 to get a keeper size. Also had a chit load of Lane Snappers.
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