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Welcome To Seafood Fishing Charters   With Capt John Cafiero  

  Forked River / Barnegat Bay

  Aboard Seafood, a Top of the line 33' Hydrasport Express.

  Inshore and Offshore Fishing at it's best
NJ's Fastest Charter Boat Taking you to the Canyons in About 2 Hours!

Top Speed of 61 MPH!

Inshore and Offshore Fishing From Bass to Tuna!
Inshore and Offshore Fishing Inshore Fishing: Blues, Stripers, Mahi and More.

Offshore Fishing: Tuna, Shark, Marlin, Swordfish, Mahi.

Cruises: Nightly Sunset, Dinner, Atlantic City.

Custom Trips and Tournament

Large Striped BassNJ's FASTEST CHARTER BOAT

61 MPH!!  750 HP!!
Only 2 HOURS TO THE CANYONS!
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Seafood Fishing Charters, with Capt John Cafiero.
Located In Forked River NJ.

Fishing The Barnegat Bay and Inshore Waters for:
Blues, Stripers, Weakfish, Seabass, Blackfish and More.

Specializing in: Canyon Fishing Charters for:
Tuna, Sharks, Marlin, Swordfish, Mahi.

Barnegat Cruises: Nightly Sunset, Dinner and Atlantic City.

Custom Trips. We do It all!

2/23/10 Reef Fishing in Cozumel, MX

2/23/10: Fishing in Cozumel Mexico On a Royal Caribbean cruise ship Grandeur of The Seas from Tampa, Fl to to Key West, Fl to Cozumel, MX where my wife and I went reef fishing.  The fishing was not great, but since it was sunny, 81 degrees, and February and I was in Mexico fishing it was a great day!  We caught small grouper, drum, a pretty trigger fish and a needle fish.  My wife won the pool with a 200 lb. scuba diver!  That's right a scuba diver.  This bozo pulled right next to our drifting boat.  Jumped into water with no diving flags or buoy's and swam to our boat.  My wife's pole bent in half as he swam under our boat.  needless to say she lost him as he cut her line...

Came back to reality to another NJ Blizzard!  When is this stuff gonna stop already???

Hope to see everyone tomorrow at my Free Striped Bass Seminar at 11:00 Am at Causeway Marine in Manahawkin.  free door prizes, free food and drinks too!  Hope to see you there!

 

Wired Stripers: Wire Line Trolling For Big Bass

By: Capt. John A. Cafiero

2 Striped Bass

I must admit, catching stripers fishing with wire is one of my least desirable ways to fish for them. It is tiring to haul them in and it's frustrating to deal with the wire not getting kinked. It almost seems like it is cheating in a way. That being said, I still use wire quite often when targeting big stripers. The reason is simple. Wire line is probably the most consistent way to come home with a few nice bass in the cooler. On some days it is the only way that we are able to come home with those tasty fillets.

My customers expect to come back to the dock with fish in the box. It's my job to make sure that happens. The best part of fishing is coming back to the dock with giant bass and a crowd of people around asking, "How did you do?" Having a few monster bass to put up on the dock is a great feeling.
Now some people will say it is not very sporting to catch bass on wire, so they don't even own wire rods. I will be the first to agree. I only bring them for one reason and one reason only. They produce when nothing else is working. So when there is no bird activity and you have run out of lures to toss out there what do you do? When you have searched and searched for bunker pods and they are nowhere in sight, I get out the wire gear. When all else fails trolling is the best way to turn a bad day into a productive one.

Read more: Wired Stripers: Wire Line Trolling For Big Bass

 

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