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Old 08-05-2015, 08:59 PM
Buckmaster3405 Buckmaster3405 is offline
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Default Shark river

Want to take my grandson out on my 18 aluminum tomorrow...anybody catching anything in shark river.?fluke snapper ,crabs ,etc..
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Old 08-05-2015, 11:16 PM
WhaleFart WhaleFart is offline
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Default Re: Shark river

Hey man,

That is awesome my earliest memories are with my G-Pop fishing for fluke and snappers. The answer is you will catch plenty. Find the other boats drifting the bay and river and follow the lead. Killies on a 18" leader with 1-3koz of lead will do just fine. I'd also use all super light rods, freshwater tackle fish are small but are excellent fun. If you feel like keeping it interesting a small gulp on a 1/4 jig head will bang them up too. Enjoy the time with the kid


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Old 08-06-2015, 10:10 AM
HighHook94 HighHook94 is offline
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Fluke are all over the place in that river. First i usually start off in front of the tennis courts for a few drifts (got one over 5 pounds there this year), then i go into the river and drift along the south side of the river. Bucktails w/ gulp or dragging bait works fine. I believe they are getting a few snappers, but not a ton as of last week when i was there. Forget crabbing in that river. If you want good crabbing, go to the navesink or manasquan river. The crabbing blows in shark river for some reason. I may try to get out there this weekend in my kayak, but the weather looks... not so good. So we'll see. Good luck.
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