Thanks. Will do!

You ain’t never LIED! Thanks for watching J 👊🏾

Yessirrrrr will do and thanks for watching.

Thanks man and god bless you too good luck!

Yup! Will do and thanks for watching.

Yessirrrrr! Tight lines!

I appreciate that, thanks for watching.

Thanks.

Thanks it’s still a drive but I make it happen.

Yup that’s what it’s about.

Lol. Thanks for watching.

Nice!

Thanks for the tip I’ll keep that in mind for next time.

​@@ShoreManDocFishing In the Chesapeake stripers are called Rock Fish because striped bass are predominantly bottom feeders and they hit top water lures when they're running pods of bait to the surface or running them on to the beach. But if they're not hitting the surface it doesn't mean they're not around or just not biting. That keeper size bass +/-28 inch is constantly cruising bottom looking around for something to eat because they'll eat about anything alive that they can when they're feeding i.e. like crabs, clams, shrimp, worms and they'll even hunt for sand fleas in close in the suds lol. I watch a lot of guys plug away for hours and they'll change plugs every 20 minutes but refuse to work swim baits and they'll skunk out while other guys around them are hooking up on swim shads and metal lures. I'm lucky enough to live at the Jersey Shore and fish them year round because not all of them migrate the schoolies winter over in the back bays and they sometimes pull out into the surf then head back into the bay. We've caught bass on LBI and IBSP in January when it's snowing and they'll only hit at the bottom. Too lazy to waist energy to chase the surface. They look for an easy meal like the winter stone crabs. They'll attack a swim shad but they won't chase anything at the surface though. They reserve their energy because it's slim pickings. Nice day of fishing I hope you have a lot more of them. Maybe there will be another Thanksgiving day slam fest this year??? Good Luck

NEW Jersey.

I normally just follow the bait, fish are all over right now. I recommend starting at sandy and working south

@@ShoreManDocFishing appreciate it

No that’s the Saltx 6k handle assembly

Thanks. Same here, it was unbelievable. These Bass have they days.

Fatcow jig strip spit tail white.

Odm surfwave 2.5

Thanks.

I believe it is. Looks familiar to me. I grew up 1 mile from the ocean in Monmouth County. Looks cleaner than I remember.