On the days that the wind cooperates we've been having some nice days fly fishing the New Jersey waters for striped bass. There have been lots of fish in the 24 to 27 inch range with some larger ones thrown in the mix. Most days we've been lucky enough to find surface action with the stripers. Big bluefish are also in the mix, with a couple up to 15lbs. landed on the fly rod.
Above is Dr. Bob Defilippis with a respectable 32 inch fall striper.
Pictured below is just one of a pair of doubles that Dr. Bob and Bruce Miller landed on November 4, 2008.
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