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hello from the jersey shore!!!

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Hey,
How are you? hows the spearing going in Texas? Up here the vis has been real crappy but, if you don't mind 4' vis its ok. I have speared plenty of Tog and Flounder. The Stripers are starting to appear but they are still to small.

Have a great day,

Brandon
 
Yeah its been tough but if you want super fresh seafood you gotta get out there and try to make something happen. What kind of fish do you have on the jetties and how cold does the water get? Well have a great day
Brandon
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Water is very warm -80's. Off the jetties we get flounder (in the sand), mullet, sheepshead, some smaller grouper, croaker, black drum, large whiting, small spades, and some fair mutton snapper. Offshore at the rigs we can get grouper, cuda, AJ's, Ling (cobia), snapper, Dorado (Mahimahi), big sheepshead and many others. Viz nearshore is sometimes 0. Others 10-20'. usually 0.
 
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