Sandy Hook Salt Jam 11/13/11

Here is a nice assortment of flies to use at the hook these flies were tied by Sandfly

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I talked to the owner of Colton Fly Fishing and he agreed to have a special discount on rods and reels 8-10 wt for people who are attending the Salt Jam. I own several rods and reels from Colton and they are great deal for the money . Here is the website if your interested http://coltonfly.com/
 
+ 1 on Colton.

I can not wait to take mine out and hammer some albies.
 
I will be tying up some sand eel patterns for those that will be attending my Jam/Vacation Sand eels were the dominate baitfish at the hook the last two years that I have gone . So if you are certain that you will be attending shoot me a pm
 
i will also have some thing tyed up i will be willing to share. dont forget peanuts. i have a big sandwich bag filled with clousers most chart/white but im gonna start tying some epoxies.

by the way im am pumped for this. its gonna be a good time
 
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A friend of mine swears by the Beast Master General so I tied some up last night here is a crappy cell phone pic of one . Beats tying BWO's doesn't it becker 😛

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looks like a tabory snake fly to me...
 
Thier just about the same fly Sandfly
http://www.jackgartside.com/step_beastmaster_general.htm
http://flyfishsaltwaters.com/sbssnake_fly.htm
 
I found these hotels if anyone is interested
http://www.fairbanksresort.com/rates5.htm
http://www.sandy-hook.com/sandy-hook-hotel.php


A place to eat
This place is located in the park http://www.seagullsnest.info/Sea_Gulls_Nest/Restaurant.html
http://www.monmouthrestaurant.com/
http://www.frankiesbarandgrille.com/index.shtml
 
an 8 wt is my work horse for the salt, jetty and surf, if you use a line a size up like a 9 wtf int or somewhere around a 350 400 grain sink then youll cut through those winds no problem, i use a 10 ft stick and if you cant handle a fish with an 8 wt consider yourself very lucky because not many surf anglers get shots at fish like that regularly if at all in a season or even a lifetime. or maybe ive just never caught a striper or blue big enough to give me a problem, which in that case is a problem
 
sandfly- wherever you are, what did you use to tie the bottle neck lookin popper that things sweet, and that epoxy sandeels a stud
 
the bottle popper is a Orvis bass fly tied on a long shank salt water hook, I bought like 3 doz a few years back when I was with orvis. I have sanded some bass wood into a few too. A dremel tool works great at shaping poppers.
 
one other thing i would bring a spinning rod that can cast a good distance. its no fun being shut down by the wind when there are fish around. it just insurance. get some deadly ****s and t hex
 
marcq wrote:
one other thing i would bring a spinning rod that can cast a good distance. its no fun being shut down by the wind when there are fish around. it just insurance. get some deadly ****s and t hex

Or you could just use a two handed rod for the surf like I do
 
marcq wrote:
one other thing i would bring a spinning rod that can cast a good distance. its no fun being shut down by the wind when there are fish around. it just insurance. get some deadly ****s and t hex

What size is preferred...I have a few t-hex styles in 1 oz...I fear that may not be heavy enough. I've wanted some heavier ones. This would be a good time to restock.
 
2 are what I use but 3 it what your rod can toss best. Deadly ****s are a much better match to sand eels.
 
Ava's 007 in green or yellow work good also. Also some needle fish in black work. (buy wood)
 
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