Sea bass Friday night

[BugEye Chris]

Myself and one eye mike are on the Gambler
Friday night sea bass trip. Never fished on the
Gambler before. Anyone else on the trip?

[two guys rod]

Myself and Matt Conway are on the gambler tonight as well. Looking forward to freezing to death at the rail. The gambler is a big, clean boat with a solid crew and captain. Fished with them a few times and have nothing but good things to say

[BugEye Chris]

Thanks for the info looks like it is gonna be chilly
When I spoke with Jill she said that they board
Starting at 10:15 but she didn’t say when they decide
If they are sailing or not Should I call the boat
Around 5 to find out ?
Thanks for any info see you guys tonight

[two guys rod]

A phone call won't hurt anything but looking at the wind forecast I can't imagine the gambler remaining tied to the dock. Aside from the predicted artic temperatures and possibility of snow.....looks like it's gonna be a beautiful trip

[giantfan]

I'm scheduled for tonight's trip as well.

Still on the fence if I'm going to go. It's going to be COLD!

The Gambler is an awesome boat, great Captain and crew, super accommodations as well. I have been on their offshore sea bass trips in the past and have always caught well.

I may see you tonight.

[PaulNreel]

Gambler is a great boat with an excellent crew. Get some nitrile gloves as a waterproof liner for your gloves and some heat packs, you will be fine. Wool will keep you warm even when wet, layer your cloathing and have a wicking base layer. Get a good head cover, not a baseball cap. Hugging the coffee pot will warm you up.

[togzilla]

Guys, I was just out on a NS from PP on Wednesday and we did great. Keep in mind it is not as cold out there as it is here. You are fishing closer to the gulf stream and the warmer water keeps the air warmer than inshore. Catch em up! The Gambler is a first class operation!

[togzilla]

Also, the guy next to me was killing the sea bass using a 5 oz gold hammered jig. No need to get all mucked up in clams and a lot more fun when they hit the jig. Key was to throw it as far away from the boat as possible and once it hits bottom (if it didn't get smacked) slowly retrieve it about 20 feet and then drop it back down. Most times they hit on the drop.

[BugEye Chris]

Just called the boat trip is on see you all there

[PaBeerGuy]

catchem up boys. Just got back home from our trip today on the NS our of Point. Excellent trip. A 7lb sea bass and a 20+ monkfish won the two pools. Heated handrails are the chit!