Wreck Numbers

[wrktoomuch]

There was a NJ Fishing member who listed that he had wreck numbers for sale. It seemed like it was part of his posts. If this is you or you know who it is, please reply as I'm looking for the closest spot to get Ling from Raritan Bay.

[shrimpman steve]

I can sell you joeys numbers. He deleted them, but not to worry I still have em

[Joey Dah Fish]

Originally Posted by shrimpman steve

I can sell you joeys numbers. He deleted them, but not to worry I still have em

Good one brother

[mikeytheflop]

google the following:

A GUIDE TO
FISHING AND DIVING
NEW JERSEY REEFS

[rumster]

Originally Posted by wrktoomuch

There was a NJ Fishing member who listed that he had wreck numbers for sale. It seemed like it was part of his posts. If this is you or you know who it is, please reply as I'm looking for the closest spot to get Ling from Raritan Bay.

More than likely someone was pulling your leg. If not you can buy a chart, which has all kinds of wrecks/numbers.

[1captainron]

Originally Posted by wrktoomuch

There was a NJ Fishing member who listed that he had wreck numbers for sale. It seemed like it was part of his posts. If this is you or you know who it is, please reply as I'm looking for the closest spot to get Ling from Raritan Bay.

Why "PAY" for them and(probably get screwed)when you could buy a chart, search around and earn them like everyone else?? That's half the fun of owning a boat and becoming a Fishermen....not a user.

[Sea Bear]

Originally Posted by 1captainron

Why "PAY" for them and(probably get screwed)when you could buy a chart, search around and earn them like everyone else?? That's half the fun of owning a boat and becoming a Fishermen....not a user.

Exactly. If I only knew the countless hours myself and wreck fishing buddies have spent doing homework... sorting through old hang logs, loran books, reading dive books, calibrating loran #'s from a single loran to a single gps, gathering information from various sources and trying to piece "2 and 2" together by reading between the lines to gather information about secret wrecks... and then the hours and fuel spent searching for many of these pieces, often in vain. But the excitment of finding a new piece off the beating path is perhaps an ever better feeling than the fishing itself!

[MoparCharlie]

It was in sportfishingusa's signature:

If you dont have a wreck chart and need numbers from an old salt, please call 1800-Dead Money

[wrktoomuch]

Originally Posted by MoparCharlie

It was in sportfishingusa's signature:

If you dont have a wreck chart and need numbers from an old salt, please call 1800-Dead Money

Thank you. I knew I've seen it many times. To those that offered help, thanks a lot. To those who offered criticism, I have plenty of my own spots and numbers found like everyone else but all are within a few miles of shore, but running a 23' boat out of Keyport, I was looking to "buy" a good lead or two.

[Capt. Debbie]

Suggestion... Try to trade your honey holes for another's honey hole.

Many , like myself, do that all the time. But its a Quid Pro Quo. You give you get. And it's private between the two captains.

Originally Posted by wrktoomuch

Thank you. I knew I've seen it many times. To those that offered help, thanks a lot. To those who offered criticism, I have plenty of my own spots and numbers found like everyone else but all are within a few miles of shore, but running a 23' boat out of Keyport, I was looking to "buy" a good lead or two.