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7milebridge · 06-29-2008, 05:17 PM

I tend to find that a lot of fish besides the great stiper bite during the day. I was at a local spot last year at noon with a nice high tide. I saw my brother get a hit, and I thought he was going to go water skiing. My brother is 25, and beefy. He fought the fish for a good 20minutes, and when we got it to the wall it was a gorgeous tuna. We also tend to get monk fish, sea bass, or flounder more during the day. If stripers are what your going for I would say fish more towards night, but for the rest of the fish the day time is a great time.

06-29-2008, 05:17 PM	#11
7milebridge Registered User Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 16	I tend to find that a lot of fish besides the great stiper bite during the day. I was at a local spot last year at noon with a nice high tide. I saw my brother get a hit, and I thought he was going to go water skiing. My brother is 25, and beefy. He fought the fish for a good 20minutes, and when we got it to the wall it was a gorgeous tuna. We also tend to get monk fish, sea bass, or flounder more during the day. If stripers are what your going for I would say fish more towards night, but for the rest of the fish the day time is a great time.