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NJ Dave

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About NJ Dave

  • Birthday 12/28/1971

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  • About Me:
    Kayak fishing, stripers, black fish, and tuna. Sums it up.
  • Interests (Hobbies, favorite activities, etc.):
    Fishing, motorcycle touring, kayaking.
  • What I do for a living:
    Obama care participant

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  • Location
    Bergen County NJ

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  1. Thanks, I found a new black one yesterday at a show for $ 475 but didn't pull the trigger. Trying to see what is avail if any in used condition for now. Thanks
  2. Looking or a good used condition or a new VR 51. Silver or black. I would lso consider a ZB 22 but it must be a true lefty (right hand retrieve).
  3. NJ Dave

    Waders advice

    That rule goes with anything that has seen the salt. Rod and reel, plug bag, plugs/lures, wader boots, ect Salt is the enemy A simple freshwater spray down. For the rod I use mild soap and water and a sponge and give the rod and guides a quick wipe
  4. NJ Dave

    Waders advice

    For the money those frog togs are very good. I am currently using the same myself. Waders on the beach generally last about 2 to 3 seasons in my opinion. I mean if you're just standing on the sand they will last you longer. I do find the ankle tight as well. I'm 5-10 around 195 and I wear a large. They do look snug, mabey jump a size up. My favorite are the LL beans but they have gone way up in price over the years Simms I think are still the best but up and over $500+ Best advice is to rinse after every use and hang to dry
  5. Better pics please. I like the print. The freshwater lures I can do or do without. Any idea on the artist for the print ? Also the pins on the frame, what are they ? Thx
  6. Can you please post a better picture of this showing the entire frame. What are those metal looking pins in the center ends of the frame ? I do have an interesting this but not at your current asking price. I am in Toms River if we could arrange a meet up pending better pics and price. Thank you.
  7. Dimensions ? Wood frame, with glass ? Location ?
  8. I did a quick clean up of old leaves and tried a tree only because it was close to 70 degrees one day. Other than that, it's way to early for yardwork, there are fish to be caught now
  9. Thanks. I've had mostly on swimming or twitch baits. I'll try some top water poppers.
  10. Heading down to the in laws down in Naples Florida, West Coast. There are some peacock bass in the backyard ponds but not many. I've caught em in the past. Any advice or lure choices to catch them or locations anyone would recommend. Thx Stu,, mabey we can meet up this trip.
  11. Heading down to the in laws down in Naples Florida, West Coast. There are some peacock bass in the backyard ponds but not many. I've caught em in the past. Any advice or lure choices to catch them or locations anyone would recommend. Thx Stu,, mabey we can meet up this trip.
  12. De thatch in April. Apply good quality seed. 1/8 inch of peat moss Top soil More peat moss. Water initially it a liquid starter fertier. Keep it wet, multiple waterings a day. Early am, through the day and dusk. The peat takes a few solid waterings to absorb the water but it holds the water and keeps the seed warm which it needs to grow. If it dries out, even one time the little roots will die and your done. Prep the soil and keep it wet. I like Scott's products, the blue seeds. Costco or BJs has it in the spring cheaper than big box stores but sometimes the box stores run spring specials. Good luck, it's not hard just time consuming
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