BUCKTAILIN' BASS!

[TheAdamBomb]

Once again, the Adam Bomb II fished the Cape May rips on the top of the flood tide, and had fish to 36" on bucktails. The water temperature is up to 43 degrees on the flood, and with that the fish are hitting harder and it seems as though some larger fish are mocing into the area.

As we move into April, the fishing should continue to get better and better. We'll be hitting the rips all through the month of April and in to May for some exciting striped bass fishing, so give us a call or send us an e-mail for more information and to make your reservation!

[ 03-26-2004, 02:30 PM: Message edited by: TheAdamBomb ]

[aimless2]

Good job, Adam. I'll be out there tomorrow :D

[aimless2]

Good job, Adam. I'll be out there tomorrow :D

[aimless2]

Good job, Adam. I'll be out there tomorrow :D

[aimless2]

I guess I'll be there three times. :eek:

[TheAdamBomb]

I can't wait to see all three of you. :D

[Ugly Mug 2]

Adam wasn't the top of the flood at 1230ish Matt said you had your fish this morning???

[TheBoss]

Umm, Let's have a math lesson on this one? If the fish were caught at the top of the flood tide and high tide was at 12:30ish, then the fish must have been caught in the MORNING, on the incoming tide.

Great Job Captain Adam,Keep them coming!!!!

[ 03-26-2004, 08:26 PM: Message edited by: TheBoss ]

[traveler]

Circle gets the square ..ding...ding...fish were
caught in the morning..before noon..on the top
of the flood tide.

[Capt Lew]

Thanks for the report Adam. ;)

[ 03-26-2004, 10:23 PM: Message edited by: Capt Lew ]

[imported_THE CHIEF]

Originally posted by TheBoss:
Umm, Let's have a math lesson on this one? If the fish were caught at the top of the flood tide and high tide was at 12:30ish, then the fish must have been caught in the MORNING, on the incoming tide.

Great Job Captain Adam,Keep them coming!!!! Thanks for the lesson teacher! :rolleyes:

It's good to know that you know so much about the Tides in the Cape May Rips! The guy was only asking a simple question. Be a little more positive, because with the Bosses attitude it won't be good for business. Just my 2 cents. :cool: smile.gif

[traveler]

HOW, CHIEF RUNNING MOUTH ...learner of the lesson
...keeper of the tides...answerer of the simple question...adjuster of the attitude...counter of
the whampum...welcome to the barn...WE COME IN
PEACE

[fshlot]

It's funny how one guys post,can turn into an arguement!!!!! I believe Adam caught them on the top of the flood!!!!

Way to go Dude!!!! :D

[PortBoy]

Adam,
Glad to have fished with you guys today.
It is refreshing to know that respectable and ethical anglers still exist out there.

[seadated]

Hey ADAM that is funny I did not see you out today???

[Bucktailmaster]

been in the rips also 2 hours incoming and 2 hours out. fished hard landed and released one 29"
saw no other fish caught !

[Dr. Bass]

Way to go A-Bomb http://www.binaryrhyme.com/ubbicons/dance.gif

You get pretty good results, I will have to recommend your charter to all my patients. http://www.binaryrhyme.com/ubbicons/thumb.gif

[fishpole5]

A little play on words---------Your a Bomb------good job Adam, you'll be seeing me sooner than I think out there smile.gif ;) :D

[birdwatcherus]

Originally posted by TheAdamBomb:
Once again, the Adam Bomb II fished the Cape May rips on the top of the flood tide, and had fish to 36" on bucktails. The water temperature is up to 43 degrees on the flood, and with that the fish are hitting harder and it seems as though some larger fish are mocing into the area.

As we move into April, the fishing should continue to get better and better. We'll be hitting the rips all through the month of April and in to May for some exciting striped bass fishing, so give us a call or send us an e-mail for more information and to make your reservation!

[birdwatcherus]

Originally posted by TheAdamBomb:
Once again, the Adam Bomb II fished the Cape May rips on the top of the flood tide, and had fish to 36" on bucktails. The water temperature is up to 43 degrees on the flood, and with that the fish are hitting harder and it seems as though some larger fish are mocing into the area.

As we move into April, the fishing should continue to get better and better. We'll be hitting the rips all through the month of April and in to May for some exciting striped bass fishing, so give us a call or send us an e-mail for more information and to make your reservation! Great job Adam....but what is "mocing"...a new technique? I don't even think Skippy knows that one!

[aquasport190]

"Mocing" is the term used by some captains to describe the swimming of striped bass from one area to the next. It can be used interchangably with the word "moving" :D ;) . Any way you slice it, the striper bass are here and Capt. Adam knows how to catch them. I hope we can do the same.

[TheAdamBomb]

Hey guys!

No problem on the report! Come on! You guys don't know what "mocing" is? Besides being a new rip fishing technique, that's also my interpretation of how to spell "moving." :D

been in the rips also 2 hours incoming and 2 hours out. fished hard landed and released one 29"
saw no other fish caught !Welcome to the Bass Barn!

I don't where you fished in the rips, but I worked inside on Prissy for the end of the flood until about noon, and that's where we had our fish.

Here's a picture back at the marina of our biggest fish from yesterday...
http://www.adambombcharters.com/joewbass.JPG

[ 03-27-2004, 02:52 PM: Message edited by: TheAdamBomb ]

[Ugly Mug 2]

Adam you know what I asked I guess with all my inexpierience I can't ask an intelligent question.. Amazing Oh and now that I learned the top of the tide includes a new meaning I wasn't aware of ( The entire incoming ) To those of you that fish that top of that tide good luck!

[ 03-27-2004, 03:58 PM: Message edited by: Ugly Mug 2 ]

[TheAdamBomb]

Hey Bob! How have you been? I haven't seen you on the Barn in a while. I haven't even had a chance to answer your question, yet!

Anyhow, we left the dock around 8:45am, and got to the rips around 9am. Low tide in the rips was about 6am, and high tide was at noon. We fished the last half(otherwise known as the top half) of the flood tide until Noonish.

I hope this answers your question, and I wish you all the best in your upcoming season!

[Ugly Mug 2]

Thanks Adam it makes a diff. this time of the year you know that thats why i asked! Ive been working hard on the Mug if you have not been there in a while you should check it out! I will post more as the season proceeds
Thanks your friend Bob

[CastawayRay]

Originally posted by TheAdamBomb:


Anyhow, we left the dock around 8:45am, and got to the rips around 9amFIFTEEN MINUTES TO THE RIPS???

what is that thing, nuclear powered??? lol

The Silver Bullet takes 40 minutes to make that run, how you do dat?

[phillyfisherman]

FIFTEEN MINUTES TO THE RIPS???

what is that thing, nuclear powered??? lol
Castaway:

Yes, the ABII is nuclear powered! ;) Big Yammie 250 pushes the AB near 50 mph in the right conditions.

I've fished with Adam and he opened it up once in the CM canal.....I had a new hairstyle by the time we got back to BZL. :eek: tongue.gif tongue.gif

[TheAdamBomb]

Hey Bob! No problem on the information! I'll have to check it out.

Ray, yep! Fifteen minutes is all you need to get to the good fishin' of the Cape May rips aboard the Adam Bomb II! As you can see, Jim's hair can vouch for that!

Jim, April 2nd is right around the corner, and the fishing should be hot! I can't wait!