I found a few BSP and WEP but not much else

I'm going to be staying across the street from that beach next week and will bring a rod or two.  We'll see how much sand the big swells have moved since I was there last month.

Those are nice pistols.  Not sure if you reload but I really like a 200gr bullet out of my M&P 10mm, as opposed to the 180gr most commercial ammo offers.  Good for all sizes of varmints, 2- and 4- legged.

PORK ROLL!  My wife's from Philly so that's a common treat here at my house.  There is a store local that sells it....ssshhhhhh!  Don't tell !

Atta-boy Verne

Well, the boy and I were back in DE and MD the past 2 weeks for recruiting tournaments.  We stayed at our favorite spot and hit the jetty 3 evenings.  It was nearly a fish every cast, with croakers, rays, sharks, oystercrackers (hate these things), trout, schoolie stripers, etc.  He got one big fish that he played for a long time on the department store 10lb test, but it broke off.  The busted end was raspy and rough, so I'm guessing large shark.  Love fishing the Chesapeake.

https://imgur.com/a/wKPFP6W

Orange with SNBF

Maybe this will work

https://imgur.com/a/Vmrp2rG

Long time lurker, infrequent poster.  I'm in Delaware with 2 of my kids for lacrosse tournaments and we're staying in an Air B&B in a little fishing village called Bowers Beach.  (Verne, you've met them at the Bu house I think). Anyway...this spot was cheap because its off season, but we were happy to find rods in the shed so we walked the 400 ft to the docks on the Murderkill River where it meets Slaughter Beach.  On the advice of an oldtimer on a nearby porch, we tossed in some clams to try for stripers.  After about 30 min the kids decided they were cold, so they went in search of ice cream.  Yes, I know.

We packed up and moved down to the jetty, and were immediately plagued by baitstealers. I'm guessing crabs because this is the Chesapeake after all.  About 20 min in I got a long slooooow pulldown like a bat will do.  I nursed the rod for a few minutes because I was unsure of the borrowed gear, but after a bit we saw brown wings flapping in the skinny.  As I tried to navigate the move from rocks to sand, I gave it a little too much slack and there went my skate (think bat but all brown with a stubby tail).  A gentlemans release in 6 inches of water.  It was probably only 24" across, but at least it was something.  Thats my fish story and I'm sticking to it.  Pics coming...

Nice, Verne.  Very nice.

Nice job Verne! 

What do you want for them? 

WTG Verne and pops!

We'd be in.  Somebody make a Tshirt!

3 tshirts for us