Jun 28, 2004 · There's a 240 foot (40 fathom) hole just a bit SE of there, near the Oil Wreck . The Oil Wreck itself lies in 200+ feet of water, well within sight of land. The Oil Wreck lies at 40-12.55n 73-45.60w. The Arundo Wreck , denotes the eastern edge of the hole, east of Shark River inlet. The slope comes up from 120 feet to 90 feet there.

Mar 26, 2004 · Here is are the LAT/Lon for the approximate "middle" of the Mud Hole: N40 10.002 W73 42.000- depth approx 180 feet. Less than 3 miles to the n/e of the Mud Hole is a pretty productive wreck called the ARUNDO Wreck: N40 11.712 W73 39.870 aprox depth 160 feet The MONSTER LEDGE is about 9 miles s/e of the Mud hole at:

Two different areas. There is a mud hole south of Block and another off of Sandy Hook, NJ. Either are fishable in a 21' on a good day. The mud hole out of NJ is a parking lot on the weekends. If trouble does arise, help will be near.

Jul 23, 2014 · Hello all. picked up a 24 ft 2009 Robalo walk around this year. Just did my first semi off shore (I don't think it's really an off shore location) trip last weekend to the BA Buoy which I believe is the beginning of the mud hole. I was hoping to hook into a shark. Did a whole bunch of online reading about tackle and baits etc....

Unless you did this and the mud daubber built his home between the time you towed the other boat in and you started to leave after completing the tow. wm1999 08-31-2014 11:15 AM

sometimes the lures are big, sometimes they need to be small. i could use my black hole 9’6” suzuki to cast a 1.5 oz hogy epoxy when the tuna are on small baits and ignoring anything else - but it won’t last that long. you need the right rod and reel and line to land the fish. a lure with some weight makes it easier, but if you want to ...

Sep 8, 2015 · Marine Electronics Forum - Looking for mud - So my new boat has a 7612 and gt51 th transducers. I want to try bottom fishing in 600 or 700 feet. I know all the tile fish and other deep drop species prefer mud over sand bottom.

May 30, 2022 · Any long term damage or issues letting a boat sit in the mud every time at low tide? we live on a tidal creek and want to keep the boat tied up at our dock permanently but the tide swing goes from 2’ to 0” over the day. Bottom would be painted of course and it’s soft mud. just seems wrong to buy a nice boat and let it get grounded twice a ...

The next weekend, we were fishing for Marlin about 65 miles off St. Augustine and saw the same boat on the deck of a freighter heading south. Another time we were fishing in the NEFMA Blue Water tournament and came on a drifting sailboat about 60 miles off. We checked it out, could see it had no rudder, had a tire tied to the stern, hatches open.

There is more than mud down there, you also have about 8 hours a day when you can not bring your boat in and out, have you seen the boat in an astronomically low tide yet? That could be another 1 to 3 feet lower, which might tip the boat. Are there any waves or currents at the dock, that could flood the boat?