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Post by riverviewsteve on Apr 30, 2011 19:32:53 GMT -5
Well here I go again. If all goes as planned
I will be on the NSP shortly after midnight
tomorrow night for some Monday fishing.
Hope I do a little better. But come what may
I'd rather be out on that pier than sitting at
home anytime. Except maybe at dinner time.
The wife is a pretty good cook. Does a good
job on fish too. So there I go answered my
own question. White F150, Navy plate & Pier
Rat decal in the window if I can remember to
put it there. Oh yeah! My old faithful Navy
ballcap if the wind isn't blowing to hard.
Here fishy, fishy, fishy. Tight lines and full
coolers to all you pier rats and your familys
& friends or girlfriends or whatever.
riverviewsteve USN, Retired and loving it.
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Post by blacktip on Apr 30, 2011 19:39:31 GMT -5
Good Luck!
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Post by riverviewsteve on Apr 30, 2011 20:34:04 GMT -5
Thanks Blacktip
You know I just happened to think.
The other day the guy right down from
me had two wriggley things on at the same
time. So I walked over and asked him if those
were eels he had just caught and he said no
they were needlefish. I have seen plenty of them
at times but have never caught one or seen one
caught. Have you ever caught one?
riverviewsteve
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Post by montylfl on Apr 30, 2011 22:14:32 GMT -5
needlefish are worse than pinfish at eating your shrimp. Catch them alot on the beach. they will chase a shrimp under a cork all the way into the beach. Once caught they are hard to keep alive. Watch out for those teeth, they are nasty and can cause a bad infection.
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Post by riverviewsteve on May 2, 2011 20:55:29 GMT -5
Got to the NSP around 1:45 and got set up.
There were quite a few people still there. I
was surprised there were that many still there.
First sabiki I dropped in the water I got about
a 4pound bluefish almost immediately on squid
no less. I says to my self it's gonna be a good
day. Anyway the baitshop guy comes running over
and says he wants to trade me two Mangos for that
bluefish so he can fish for sharks. I never did see
him put it in the water. I guess he put it in the tank
till he got off work. Or his next night shift the next
morning. After that I saw very little. Greenbacks were
fairly available from the bottom with sabikis. I seen one
guy catching palometos I beleive they were 4 at a time
on his sabiki. I caught several fair size grunts and
pin fish. The one thing that was plentiful was them
love bug. I walked in the mens room and they were
solid on the floor. Mostly from the day before I understand.
Was sure glad the workman cleaned them up when he
got there. I bet that was a nasty job. Today wasn't to
bad on the pier itself. The wind kept them down pretty
good. They were lying all over the pier though. Especially
next to the buildings in the shade. So I went home with
two mangos.
riverviewsteve
May possibly go out again May 5th early am. Not firm
yet. Keeping my fingers crossed.
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Post by havetofish on May 2, 2011 21:28:32 GMT -5
I give up...What are palometos ?
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Post by blacktip on May 2, 2011 22:48:47 GMT -5
Thanks for the report.
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Post by eaglesfanguy on May 2, 2011 23:06:00 GMT -5
They look like a pompano and a permit
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Post by eaglesfanguy on May 2, 2011 23:07:06 GMT -5
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Post by riverviewsteve on May 3, 2011 12:20:08 GMT -5
havetofish that's what I said. What is
a palometa? When I looked it up in
my book that was the closest picture
I could find. Apparently I got it right
they looked like the picture on the site
eaglesfanguy posted.
riverviewsteve
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Post by montylfl on May 6, 2011 21:40:26 GMT -5
I give up...What are palometos ? spanish for popcorn??? |
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