no signing up , i guess just meet there--malulu said:you guys made this coversation so exciting...
where do i sign up for this trip on 26th?
what to bring - for first timer?
thx
you live in belmar---man, thats really cool---my mom grew up in belmar---bovsbaitboxes said:I have a giant seine net I live 2 minutes from there we could collect the tropicals and any bait fish I would take for fishing let me know I AM IN also I have a couple other places we could go all depending on the tide(same river) John
JohnS_323 said:We've done a few dives at the Belmar Basin. It's a good area to seine and dive for tropicals. It's definitely a fun way to spend a day. Plus there's Windmill right across the street with killer Chili Dogs!
Hmmm . . . I'll have to see if we're free on the 26th and tag along.
bovsbaitboxes said:I have a giant seine net I live 2 minutes from there we could collect the tropicals and any bait fish I would take for fishing let me know I AM IN also I have a couple other places we could go all depending on the tide(same river) John
panmanmatt said:I will also tell you that anyone looking to get any tropicals on the 26th, don't get your hopes up. July is still early for tropicals up this way. August and September are best for that.
panmanmatt said:As for checking the tides, I use http://www.saltwatertides.com/dynamic.dir/newjerseysites.html#date.
To get the tides for the Basin at L street (McCleary park) select the Shark River fixed RR bridge.
hurtback said:bucket for sand, shovel, buckets to transport fish back home, extra clothes, towels, food, water/soda... etc. etc. etc
malulu said:Steve,
beside all these:
hurtback said:bucket for sand, shovel, buckets to transport fish back home, extra clothes, towels, food, water/soda... etc. etc. etc
what else? i don't have any net, nor killie traps...etc. ??? :
hurtback said:panmanmatt or bovsbaitboxes
refresh my older memory---is it better to sein at low tide, when tides going out, or when tide is first coming in?
panmanmatt said:We have always dove and seined on the incoming tide. Even at high tide there is enough beach to pull the net up onto.
Plus at the basin, there is a rope that marks off the edge of the beach area, if you cross the rope you should have a dive flag with you. High tide will give you more water to cover with the seine between the beach and the rope.
head count right now is ' a bunch ' lolUncko Macko said:Nice! You guys sound like you know what to plan so pick a time and a place. I propose to meet in advance, somewhere with food, to discuss where to go and what to do...(Im a total noob). Are their bait shops nearby that sell traps and cast nets? I so have to get SCUBA certified, I say I am all the time and dont get aroung to doing it.
whats the head count so far.
I'm in!