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Cool Beans 11-08-2014 02:47 PM

Chin Music
 
Got me a little chin music going on today (white chin that is).
New PB had it weighed at Sams bait shop in Middletown to make sure.

10.35# and a second one at 8.55#

From shore

http://mathewyoung.com/togs.jpg

Nebe 11-08-2014 03:01 PM

From shore!!! Nice!
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Clammer 11-08-2014 04:19 PM

sweet // I should have stayed home ......It was already starting to blow @ 6:30 & after the tide switched .well lets just say it was a long ride back ><><><.

super fish & from shore ><><:fishin::buds:

Swimmer 11-08-2014 04:20 PM

Nice
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Cool Beans 11-08-2014 09:50 PM

using some crazy orange jig head my NY friend gave me. whole crab toss it out, nearly snagless... works like a charm. casts far out to about 35' deep water and then settle and slowly "bump" it in...

Raven 11-09-2014 05:45 AM

cool.... trick

Rob Rockcrawler 11-09-2014 09:31 AM

Nice catch. THose tog jigs are pretty cool.

fish4striper 11-09-2014 02:25 PM

Nice! Got a pic of the jig,interested if it's nearly snagless.

bobber 11-09-2014 05:13 PM

^^ what he said.... the fish pics are nice, but a pic of the JIG is possibly more interesting

Cool Beans 11-09-2014 05:45 PM

Lost the only one I had today. A friend of mine got them from a buddy of his in NY.

I didn't lose the jig to a snag, well maybe indirectly I had a nice one on that would have been in the 10# club, but he got me in the rocks and cut the line.

I did however catch 2 nice ones just prior though. 9.8# and a nice 8#er.

I was very careful with re-rigging the jig after ever catch, so when I lost the bugger it wasn't due to frayed line.

He is getting more of the jigs soon. I think a friend of his makes them.... they use a short shank but wide hook with a large head, with just the right amount of room on the hook for a medium size crab. I drug it all through the rocks and never hung up, until that slob pulled me down into a nasty spot.

I bet I caught at least 20 or more fish on that one jig before I lost it. I will post a pic when I get another one from him. For now I will be struggling with an underweight large sluggo jig head.....

scottw 11-09-2014 09:29 PM

http://www.saltwateredge.com/Fishing...e.html?q=tidal

is this them?...they sell like hotcakes....

Cool Beans 11-09-2014 09:50 PM

They do look almost exactly like those, but with more orange. I bet those will work every bit as good.

scottw 11-09-2014 10:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cool Beans (Post 1056118)
They do look almost exactly like those, but with more orange. I bet those will work every bit as good.

you don't have to go to NY..you can get them in Middletown:)

DZ 11-10-2014 11:45 AM

There was a guy from NY who was coming into SWE to buy these jigheads - he was using them at the piers on the naval base with great success.

Cool Beans 11-10-2014 09:57 PM

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Originally Posted by DZ (Post 1056143)
There was a guy from NY who was coming into SWE to buy these jigheads - he was using them at the piers on the naval base with great success.

Ahhhh.... I bet that was Richie!! Guy in his 60s that LOVES to talk fishing and he LOVES those jigs. We can't fish the piers anymore while construction is going on, but we did catch alot of tog on them jigs. At least 1 dozen over 8 pounds with one at 9.8 and the largest at 10.35#.
They have been successful for us both from the piers and now from shore as well.

I could have sworn he mentioned he got them from some friend in NY.....

Dick Durand 11-11-2014 05:29 PM

Damn, I have a couple of tog jigs, orange and green that tend to be flat with the hook pointing upward to avoid snagging. While I caught tog from shore today, I never thought to use a baited jig.


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