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TheVeteran
Joined: 02/05/2003
Posts: 957
Location: A-TEAM
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 03/15/2012 09:29 AM
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Joe a true gentelmen  nice report Magie see u around RT.
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wader
Joined: 08/09/2000
Posts: 22215
Location: KINGS PARK
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 03/15/2012 09:31 AM
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as it stands now - I'm planning on booking for Sunday.......
BTW - who took the photo of the two of you walking down the street?
"....inside every old person is a young person wondering what the hell happened??"
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George1
Joined: 11/12/2003
Posts: 1148
Location: Staten Island, New York
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03/15/2012 09:45 AM
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Randazzo's
Beautiful day to be on the water and a good catch too. Randazzo's, the best, been going there since they opened!!!! 
OLD FISHERMAN NEVER DIE,
WE JUST SMELL THAT WAY
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Onemoredrift
Moderator
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Joined: 09/04/2001
Posts: 6833
Location: Luv2Fish Charters- Mt. Sinai
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03/15/2012 10:28 AM
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Luv2FishCharters
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Margrock
Joined: 02/16/2009
Posts: 10765
Location: Brooklyn, NY
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03/15/2012 10:28 AM
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We werent walking Larry, that girl standing to the lefts boyfriend offered to take the pic so both of us could be in it. I wont be there Sunday, have Brooklyn Irish parade to march in with my American Legion Unit.
Those baked clams were soooo good.
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crabman1130
Joined: 03/25/2003
Posts: 36807
Location: Farmingdale
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03/15/2012 11:54 AM
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I had a great time on the MJ yesterday. The crew are hard working and fun to be around. It was my first trip and they made me feel like a regular (I'll bet knowing Marge didn't hurt) And Marge is always fun to fish with.
It was nice to go back to SHB where my PB fishing started. Lots of memories came back on the ride.
I'll be back.
BTW I tried 4" chartreuse Gulp alive and caught ling on them. It helped a lot when the begals started to invade later in the day.
This post edited by crabman1130 12:21 PM 03/15/2012
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NYFishTaco
Joined: 04/27/2011
Posts: 88
Location: Port Washington, NY
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 03/15/2012 01:46 PM
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What rigs are being used on the Marilyn Jean IV for cod/ling lately?
crabman1130 wrote:
I had a great time on the MJ yesterday. The crew are hard working and fun to be around. It was my first trip and they made me feel like a regular (I'll bet knowing Marge didn't hurt) And Marge is always fun to fish with.
It was nice to go back to SHB where my PB fishing started. Lots of memories came back on the ride.
I'll be back.
BTW I tried 4" chartreuse Gulp alive and caught ling on them. It helped a lot when the begals started to invade later in the day.
This is good to hear... I just bought a ticket through Living Social today for the Marilyn Jean IV on a whim... wife sent me the link. I've never fished any of the boats out of Sheepshead Bay before, so not knowing anything about them... seeing this report has certainly got me excited to go! Was hoping to book my trip later in the month... hopefully it will still be off the hook by then!
By the way, was planning on bringing my own rod with one of my trusty Penn Jigmasters... can anyone clue me in on what pound test (Mono? Braid?) they are using for these trips for lings, cod, etc.? What kind of sinkers/hooks should I be bringing along? Anyone?
Thanks in advance for the help and advice!
Ken "Fish Taco"
2011 Malibu Stealth 14'
Port Washington, NY
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JOSH7611
Joined: 08/12/2003
Posts: 134
Location: brooklyn, ny
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03/15/2012 02:18 PM
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Ling and more ling on the Marilyn Jean IV
For my first teip on 2012, I certainly chose the perfect weather and the perfect boat out of SHB, on Wednesday, 3/14/12. With both Tonys working hard as mates, the ling were flying over the rails. It was good to see Xenon again and try to keep up to his fish catching ability. The guy is really good at this. Also, thinks to Eddie for the GULP MINNOW, it helped a lot. Hopefully, I'll be out again soon to catch some more of those tasty ling. Tight lines, Josh.
tight lines, everybody, practice catch and release.
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crabman1130
Joined: 03/25/2003
Posts: 36807
Location: Farmingdale
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03/15/2012 02:26 PM
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30# test will do the trick. It was all ling yesterday and if you do catch cod they will be in the teen class.
A tandem rig on the bottom for the ling with a single hook above it for the cod. If you catch dog fish loose the high hook. 6 to 10 oz sinkers.
The boat has all the gear you'll need. I think there is a minimal charge for hooks and sinkers.
Good luck, I hope you have as nice a day as we did.
Side note:
As i type this I'm lunching on fresh fried ling. Nothing better..
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fishfan
Joined: 06/15/2003
Posts: 338
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03/15/2012 02:29 PM
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NYFishTaco ~ The Marilyn Jean is a class act boat all the way around. You get treated like family on that boat. The mates are helpful and very friendly, Captain Tony always makes his rounds around the boat to say hello & make sure everyone is catching fish.
As far as pound test in mono on a Jigmaster; you can get away with 30 lb test mono, set your drag good for the weakest link in your line setup in case you hook into a big codfish. They have hooks and sinkers on the boat & the mates will show you how to rig up for what they are targeting that day. You can also go with braid but then you will have to deal with knots you may not be used to, reel backing, top shots, etc...if your only going to go out once or twice get yourself a roll of Ande or Berkly big game 30 lb test for 10 bucks and spool up that Jigmaster...Love those reels!
Anyway you slice it you'll have a good time, the clientele on the boat are a friendly bunch too which always makes for a better day of fishing. Have fun and enjoy!
"Hooper ya idiot. Starboard. Ain't you watchin' it?"
This post edited by fishfan 02:34 PM 03/15/2012
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Margrock
Joined: 02/16/2009
Posts: 10765
Location: Brooklyn, NY
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03/15/2012 03:40 PM
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TheVeteran wrote:
Joe a true gentelmen nice report Magie see u around RT.
He most certainly is Artie, we had a great day on the water, and when Joe mentioned Randazzo's, my ears mustve perked right up like a puppy dogs LOL. I'm not working on the boat anymore but plan to fish so hope to see you soon! You too Crabby!
And both of you better be on the MJ IV fluke charter I'm planning on setting up, great boat, great crew, I laugh all day on the boat with them, we'll have a blast!!
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mojoe
Joined: 10/01/2001
Posts: 9198
Location: ><)))):> ~~ THE JAMAICA BAY TRIANGLE ~~ <:))))><
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 03/15/2012 06:04 PM
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<:))))>< THE BOAT TO BE ON ><)))):>
ITS A THING OF BEAUTY MARGE AND JOE ,,,,,,, SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT DAY ALL AROUND!!!,,,,,WHAT NO LOBSTER  ,, ALL TAKE CARE,,,,,, >< )))):> ~~~~ ><))):>
EAT FISH AND LIVE LONGER!!!
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psycopanhead
Joined: 04/11/2005
Posts: 5482
Location: pikerville,new york
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03/15/2012 08:03 PM
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crabby the next time your in sheepshead bay give me a call..i would have come down and had lunch with you..as long as i wasnt working
chief saloon and tavern inspector, pikers
i survived canyfest 2011 
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offracing
Joined: 09/10/2005
Posts: 3644
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 03/15/2012 08:26 PM
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marge and joe
great trips guys, glad you guys got to fish together on a great boat docked in a great port, we cant say enough about tony and his crew, we seen tonys generous self by all he did and donated to the noreast bash.
carl
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tonyzfishin
Joined: 02/04/2006
Posts: 27611
Location: Princess Bay
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03/16/2012 07:44 PM
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glad you enjoyed your trip
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