Trophy striped bass adventure on the Tyman!

[Chrisper4694]

We jumped aboard the Tyman with our buddy Chuck Many and Chuck pit us on an absolute parade of XXL sized line siders!

I still cant wrap my head around why more NJ anglers dont try to take advantage of this insane fishery. Chuck has done so many seminars teaching what he does and basically keeps no secrets about how he does what he does. We have some sick videos being edited together from this trip and we have full permission from Chuck to answer any questions (that we've learned from him) if anyone is interested in learning how to do this.

Heres just a sampling of the pics we got.

[hammer4reel]

Looks like an incredible day

[Gerry Zagorski]

Wow, just wow!!

[Broad Bill]

Aside from bunker, there's one other bait slow trolled big bass can't resist. It's been a big bass bait forever, think about it.

[John D.]

Trolling a winter flounder is hard to do. Live baiting one is another story.

[Broad Bill]

Sadly there's no winter flounder left to troll even if that were the technique.

[Chrisper4694]

Originally Posted by Broad Bill

Aside from bunker, there's one other bait slow trolled big bass can't resist. It's been a big bass bait forever, think about it.

Trolling rhem like he does is just a different level.

[Broad Bill]

Understood and agreed. Like Reason did with jerk baits for fluke, they've both created a completely unique technique and took it to another level. In both cases the bait, natural or artificial, isn't new. The technique and how and when to use it is nothing short of genius.

[Chrisper4694]

Originally Posted by Broad Bill

Understood and agreed. Like Reason did with jerk baits for fluke, they've both created a completely unique technique and took it to another level. In both cases the bait, natural or artificial, isn't new. The technique and how and when to use it is nothing short of genius.

Absolutely. Roger (reasons) will be on the podcast next month to talk about his fluke techniques