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Fishinpapp
07-22-2015, 04:28 PM
I've been a long time creeper on this site and finally decided to join. I'm from sussex county and fish for just about anything that swims. Lately I've had the itch to hit the Delaware for some flatheads since they are on my bucket list, but have no idea where to go. If anyone wants to go out one night this week or has any info that could help me, it would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Andrushkin33
07-22-2015, 04:37 PM
Welcome welcome ....
Good change to be a regular, tons of info.
For Delaware questions I would refer them to our regular Lunatic Mr. Eddy ...
Drumroll please
Andre
Jedhead
07-22-2015, 08:37 PM
Thinking south for the flatheads, mostly tidal, would like to target them myself with rod and reel, I know some bow fisherman on here have nailed some nice ones. Good luck abtw, the state wants them dead, so enjoy the fillets!
Fishinpapp
07-22-2015, 09:36 PM
Sounds good thanks
Poncho
07-23-2015, 09:05 AM
Much more than tidal! Wouldn't doubt they are all the way up to the gap! This one was caught by a buddy of mine about 5 miles South of P"burg/Easton!
kcritch
07-23-2015, 10:17 AM
No info on the flat head thing but wanted to say Welcome to the site...You are definitely going to enjoy being part of the mayhem.
Matt A.
07-23-2015, 10:52 AM
the flatheads are everywhere now, I was catching big ones as far as the gap last year. it's pretty easy, hook a 4-5" (or bigger) sunny (or anything legal thats alive) with a 6/o (or bigger) circle and a few ounces of weight on a fish finder rig, cast it out 20-30 feet and wait. go at night. i prefer slower but moving water. i dont think the spot even matters all that much, at night they are on the move and travel long distances in search of food. my biggest one last year was in 2' of water in a spot i thought was far from ideal because the group i was with weren't fishing and just wanted to do the camping thing.
there are probably many ways of doing it better than what i do, this is just my method.
Fishinpapp
07-23-2015, 01:14 PM
Thanks for the help! Going out tonight, I'm gonna try and go somewhere around the Gap or a little further south. Let you guys know how I did tomorrow.
FASTEDDIE29
07-23-2015, 05:51 PM
I recognize that pic Poncho! That was a 26-27 pounder if I remember correctly. AWESOME!!!
Fishinpapp, the Flatheads are throughout the river now. Some stretches hold more than others but they are definatley there to be caught. Good luck on your quest. TIGHT LINEZ!!!
jrock
07-24-2015, 05:20 PM
Welcome aboard Papp it's about time lol. Now just gotta work on our buddy redi, who swears he tried to join but couldn't get through lol. I see you got a response from eddie, (the uncrowded freshwater king). I'd he says there spread throughout the river they must be. I know there is some deep holes just south of the gap, that area shouldn't be to bad. By the way great bunch of guys on here, with the occasional umm a let's just say not so friendlies lol check some of my posts you will see lol anyway good luck pal.
Chrisper4694
07-24-2015, 07:32 PM
Welcome. I have no info to share on flatheads, but I do have a gps on fasteddie so if you want to follow him to the secret flathead spots we can do that!
I wouldn't mind going on a flathead journey!
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