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Just a schoolie each

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pequa1
pequa1MOD2020#1
Probably the coldest day that I have ever fished, especially while standing shin deep in the ocean. This afternoon at low tide buddy and I got a 20" schoolie each on tins and that was it. Saw only one other schoolie caught but only half a dozen other nuts on the cold and windy beach (Northerly so easy cast, lol) which was devoid of weed and little sweep. Waves under 2' as the wind flattened the ocean (close to shore.) A LOT of bunker being feasted upon just past the first breaker, and gannets diving a mile or less out. My only other catch was a pink A17 tin with a green teaser in a rather odd rig and very recently lost. I now know that while I will deer hunt and enjoy it in lower temperatures, 34 is my limit for surfcasting.
CommodoreOriginal Crew7,027 postsSince 2018
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chunksterFREE2020#2
Thanksgiving Morning

I always make sure to pay my respects.


The American tradition of striped bass fishing dates
back to the first mention of the fish in 1607, when
John Smith noted the unbelievable abundance of
stripers in his journal upon arrival at Jamestown.
The first Thanksgiving feast at Plymouth featured
STRIPED BASS. 🙂

Change to party boat black fishing.
Captain1,969 postsSince 2020
Chevy1
Chevy1FREE2020#3
Thanksgiving Morning

I always make sure to pay my respects.


The American tradition of striped bass fishing dates
back to the first mention of the fish in 1607, when
John Smith noted the unbelievable abundance of
stripers in his journal upon arrival at Jamestown.
The first Thanksgiving feast at Plymouth featured
STRIPED BASS. 🙂

Change to party boat black fishing.
I have fished on Thanksgiving morning for the past 20 years minus the last five years not once did any of my group catch a thing always the week before we caught. But we did it faithfully and ended the morning with a cold beer ?
AdmiralOriginal Crew25,755 postsSince 2018
Roccus7
Roccus7MOD2020#4
Thanksgiving Morning

I always make sure to pay my respects.


The American tradition of striped bass fishing dates
back to the first mention of the fish in 1607, when
John Smith noted the unbelievable abundance of
stripers in his journal upon arrival at Jamestown.
The first Thanksgiving feast at Plymouth featured
STRIPED BASS. 🙂

Change to party boat black fishing.
John Smith found the "basse" to be a "fine, fat fish" and his log comment on the abundance was, “I, myself, at the turning of the tide have seen such multitudes that it seemed to me that one might go over their backs dry shod.”
AdmiralOriginal Crew21,694 postsSince 2018
pequa1
pequa1MOD2020#5
I have fished on Thanksgiving morning for the past 20 years minus the last five years not once did any of my group catch a thing always the week before we caught. But we did it faithfully and ended the morning with a cold beer ?
Judging from the action past the breakers there did seem to be more fish passing through. But this cold snap ? That could be it. And I have only gone for deer by late November, never bass.
CommodoreOriginal Crew7,027 postsSince 2018
longcast
longcastFREE2020#6
I have some time coming to me next week. I will be fishing from Shinnecock East and around down to Cupsogue. Each year I find some fish, but recent years mostly schoolies. Oh, as long as we do not get snow!
AdmiralOriginal Crew20,411 postsSince 2019
longcast
longcastFREE2020#7
I just looked it up. Approximately 15-18 fish, small, at Cupsogue open beach on a 1/2 oz bucktail with a white 6 inch grub.
AdmiralOriginal Crew20,411 postsSince 2019
C
chunksterFREE2020#8
HUH WUT!


I have fished on Thanksgiving morning for the past 20 years minus the last five years not once did any of my group catch
a thing always the week before we caught. But we did it faithfully and ended the morning with a cold beer ?

New York Fishing - It's up until New Years and then it freezes. 😉

SpeciesOpen SeasonDaily Limit
Statewide Angling Regulations
Trout—Brook, Brown and Rainbow and hybrids of these species; and SplakeApril 1 through Oct 155
Lake TroutApril 1 through Oct 153
Landlocked (LL)/ Atlantic SalmonApril 1 through Oct 153





Captain1,969 postsSince 2020
Chevy1
Chevy1FREE2020#9
HUH WUT!


New York Fishing - It's up until New Years and then it freezes. 😉

Statewide Angling Regulations
SpeciesOpen SeasonDaily Limit
Trout—Brook, Brown and Rainbow and hybrids of these species; and SplakeApril 1 through Oct 155
Lake TroutApril 1 through Oct 153
Landlocked (LL)/ Atlantic SalmonApril 1 through Oct 153





I was only talking Striped Bass surf fishing on Thanksgiving, I freshwater fish all year unless it’s frozen.
AdmiralOriginal Crew25,755 postsSince 2018
longcast
longcastFREE2020#10
I was only talking Striped Bass surf fishing on Thanksgiving, I freshwater fish all year unless it’s frozen.
Gave it a try for some perch last week from the shore to no avail. Not schooled up yet. Still roaming.
AdmiralOriginal Crew20,411 postsSince 2019
longcast
longcastFREE2020#11
HUH WUT!


New York Fishing - It's up until New Years and then it freezes. 😉

Statewide Angling Regulations
SpeciesOpen SeasonDaily Limit
Trout—Brook, Brown and Rainbow and hybrids of these species; and SplakeApril 1 through Oct 155
Lake TroutApril 1 through Oct 153
Landlocked (LL)/ Atlantic SalmonApril 1 through Oct 153





Nice video. Thank you!
AdmiralOriginal Crew20,411 postsSince 2019
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I've fished Thanksgiving and the Friday after with my brother and niece as guests on my boat for last 6 or 7 years. Used spoons, Mojos and jigs. Always left JI as sun started to peak over eastern horizon. Fished Tobay to Long Beach Always did well when weather cooperated. Nothing like watching the gannets diving by the hundreds all around your boat while the bass are driving up the bait. Going upstate to deer hunt on my brothers poperty then coming back home for thanksgiving and getting our bass on. Best time of year!
Unfortunately broke my arm mid October and missed it all this year. Sitting on couch getting fat while listening to geese honking while they fly over my house at sunrise making me crazy! Thinking there's gonna be an extra couple deer,ducks and bass around waiting for me next year! Good luck and best holiday wishes to all the other outdoor enthusiasts on this site.

P.S.
my brother and niece came down last week. Gave them the keys. They had a great time fishing then pulled my boat and winterized it for me. Good thing people appreciate the good times together. I was great full they were able to do that for me.
Deckhand2 postsSince 2020
WhatKnot
WhatKnotFREE2020#13
I've fished Thanksgiving and the Friday after with my brother and niece as guests on my boat for last 6 or 7 years. Used spoons, Mojos and jigs. Always left JI as sun started to peak over eastern horizon. Fished Tobay to Long Beach Always did well when weather cooperated. Nothing like watching the gannets diving by the hundreds all around your boat while the bass are driving up the bait. Going upstate to deer hunt on my brothers poperty then coming back home for thanksgiving and getting our bass on. Best time of year!
Unfortunately broke my arm mid October and missed it all this year. Sitting on couch getting fat while listening to geese honking while they fly over my house at sunrise making me crazy! Thinking there's gonna be an extra couple deer,ducks and bass around waiting for me next year! Good luck and best holiday wishes to all the other outdoor enthusiasts on this site.

P.S.
my brother and niece came down last week. Gave them the keys. They had a great time fishing then pulled my boat and winterized it for me. Good thing people appreciate the good times together. I was great full they were able to do that for me.
That’s how Family should be.
CommodoreOriginal Crew12,891 postsSince 2019

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