albie beatdown

[smoking gun]

me and my buddy decided to go look for some bass being we could catch the dropping tide with this perfect ne winds and new moon...no bass or blues but albies we got into them pretty good all fish released unarmed

[TroutandBucks]

     Nice!!!

[Buck154]

Nice. Was that this morning? Ocean looks pretty flat

Edited October 5, 2016 by Buck154

[smoking gun]

negative on the ocean it's a cove where bait was pushed rainfish I had fish busting feet in front of me.....edge of rips and the eddy...your stomping grounds

Edited October 5, 2016 by smoking gun

[Kype]

nice! i have never caught one, but i hear they are a hell of a fight. cant imagine the guys who surf cast for them on fly tackle 

[LPJR]

Cool fish  

[Buck154]

I hope they are still around after this hurricane. Want to get my little boat out and troll some up on light tackle

[smoking gun]

they're still on them at shinnecock so yea they'll be here for a bit the water is 69

[outdoorslife]

Good work SG

 

 

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[Rusty]

Great looking fish.  

[Jerseygsp]

Wow nice. These are on my bucket list 

[Bucksnbows]

Deadly Dick lures like you are using are the best if spin fishing.  I fly fish for them and there is simply no faster fish swimming in the ocean or fresh water that can be caught from land.  When hooked, you'll see your backing in just a few seconds and often their first run is deep into your backing!  A bonefish swims at 30 mph, but an Albie swims 40 mph.  Same for the other tuna you can catch further offshore.  

 

Looks like a great day, smoking gun! 

[smoking gun]

Wow nice. These are on my bucket list

 

easy to catch just gotta have sharp eyes to watch bait boiling and tails busting

[smoking gun]

Deadly Dick lures like you are using are the best if spin fishing.  I fly fish for them and there is simply no faster fish swimming in the ocean or fresh water that can be caught from land.  When hooked, you'll see your backing in just a few seconds and often their first run is deep into your backing!  A bonefish swims at 30 mph, but an Albie swims 40 mph.  Same for the other tuna you can catch further offshore.  

 

Looks like a great day, smoking gun!

 

they flutter fast but I still think 18 to 20lb class blues fight harder....there's a new epoxy jig they make that's deadly on them they love pink for some reason

[smoking gun]

hogy since pink or clear