Manasquan Sea Runs

[15FOOTER]

Thinking about doing a trip to the Manasquan for some sea run brown fishing sometime after November 8th when I get back from Pulaski. I have a secret weapon to get them lol. Anyone down for trying to coordinate a trip? I know a lot about sea runs but not a lot about the river its self.

[cmoran719]

I may be interested... if I can make the time

[kmaty]

Id be in i chase those buggers through the winter ive never landed one hooked up 2times on 2lb tests with a size ten and 12 however the hook dosnt mater so much in why i lost the fish as to more the line that river is loaded with trees and snags keep in touch will be more than happy to put something together

[GetANet]

Used to fish there all the time when i was young and handsome but i'd be interested in a possible trip back down there as well.

[tautog]

Just make sure you go within 3 days after a decent rain or you are probably wasting your time.

[acabtp]

my bounty offer still stands:
$10 for any regular NJF member who legally catches a sea run brown, reports the catch to NJ DFW and posts a picture on here with where and how

[tautog]

Do past reports and pictures count? I have quite a few and have exchanged a number of e-mails with Mark B about sea runs. I haven't tried for them in at least 7 years. But Paul Ripperger and I used to do quite well after a rain at times. I always tell people to fish after the rain. They get there, decide it is too muddy and high, then wait four days for it to get lower and clear and catch nothing.

[acabtp]

gotta post it up day of or day after to be fair i think

[acabtp]

got any pics still though?

[Lard Almighty]

Those silvery bastards always make me go crying home with my tail between my legs. They are a tough fish to catch, and the Manasquan is a tough river to fish. If you try to get one, good luck. If you succeed, you have my respect.