Originally posted by: DMichaels on 5/2/2007 9:48:51 AM

No replies..that's ok,I am figuring it out and catchin' a bunch of fish. So it's all good. Peace.

Originally posted by: DMichaels on 2/21/2007 8:55:06 AM

Hello all I am new ti the Newark De area and looking for people to fish with that can show me what's up around here. I do have a boat and a canoe for getting to the water is no issue. Also bank fishing isn't out of the question either. Any body game?

Originally posted by: Jakko on 7/6/2007 11:07:31 AM

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Originally posted by DMichaels:
No replies..that's ok,I am figuring it out and catchin' a bunch of fish. So it's all good. Peace.

Originally posted by: wellsley on 7/22/2007 6:08:25 AM

Welcome to the BB Jakko. Drop me a line any time.

Originally posted by: DMichaels on 7/26/2007 12:57:50 PM

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Originally posted by Jakko:

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Originally posted by DMichaels:
No replies..that's ok,I am figuring it out and catchin' a bunch of fish. So it's all good. Peace.

Welcome to DE, I'm kind of new also. Just joined this board. Hope your catching. I just strated surf fishing, caught just about every type of surf fish, but no striper yet. Cheers J.

I am here sorry I wasnt able to access the boards for some time. I am back now. Feel free to ask away. Tight lines, Steve

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Well if you have a boat i would recomend using it inshore, been hearing good news about the chesapeake. Theres a bunch of free launches that can get you there, but state run one are the nicest. If you want some exact locations i can hook you up. If your tired of the boat , delaware is full of inlets that are excellent for tautog, striper, weakfish ,and flatty. Fish On- Snap      snapblue@live.com