Spigola

I use the same rig that I use for fluke. My trusty 7 foot Avid inshore MH spinning rod with a Penn Clash 4000 loaded with Sufix 832 15#.

Didn't bring any.

Biscuits weren't hitting jigs well. No sand eels around. It is a disgusting, but productive, snot bite.

Too bad Mike bailed. Good day biscuiting today.

Please keep me in mind for the future. Don't know how many good years i've got left.

I have never been able to get on his boat. How can I get an invite?

Always do.

You'll be missed.

Just booked my ticket online on their website. Senior citizen and online purchase. Just under $80. I'll try to get there early and grab a couple of spots near the bow.

I'm thinking of fishing the J2 Wednesday. Any other Randomites interested?

That's why I'm thinking of making the switch.

I am very dissatisfied with the prices Verizon is charging me for my cell service for our two phones. I am considering switching to T-Mobile. Does anyone here have any pros or cons between the two? T-Mobile is about 35% less expensive than Verizon but how does the service stack up?

I'm thinking of getting a medium to medium fast action 11 foot conventional rod for tossing up to about 6 ounces and bait comfortably. I used to use an old honey Lami that was custom built by Causeway in Wantagh many years ago but stupidly sold it before I moved to NJ. I intend on using a Penn fathom 15 LD, that I have, on the rod. I am a pretty good casting conventional gear off a beach as I did it for many years when I lived on Long Island. Getting older and figure I'll spike a rod and use my binoculars to look for fish/birds while chilling during slow days, of which there are many these days. Hoping for some solid recommendations. Looking to stay around the $200 to $300 range. Preferably a one piece rod. Thanks guys.

It would be a fluke to catch a flounder on a fluke hook.

Hi Sparks, how you feeling?