7/3/2012

Today I fished with Mark Epstein, Barry Schula and their friend Joe (left to right) out of Saltaire.

We had a great day of striped bass fishing on the bunker pods. Today there were fish on just about every pod. The ocean was beautiful and the fish were on the feed bag. 

We kept four fish up to 42 pounds and released a few.

There was a ton of bait both west and east of the inlet today with fish taken both ways.

It was a memorable day with lots of action and perfect conditions.

Captain Al Lorenzetti

Joe working a big bass to the boat.

Mark having a great time as he usually does. He is cool all the time and loves to hunt for the fish just as does Barry.

We all had a great time.

Today I fished with Greg Tessar and his sons Matt, Dan and Greg Jr. (Right to left). We had a spectacular day of striped bass fishing on the pods in the ocean.

We had many fish with most in the 35 to 45 pound range.

The wind was blowing and the fish were eating. 

This was a great crew. Dad and his sons having a great time.

They won this trip at a National Wild Turkey Federation dinner hosted by Peter Fazio. His game dinners are the best and the prizes are outstanding.  He also does Ducks Unlimited and Delta Waterfowl dinners. Greg and his sons cashed in on a great prize and a great day of fishing.

Another memorable day on the water with a great crew.

Captain Al Lorenzetti

What a great day of bass fishing on the bunker pods.

Here is George early in the morning with a 40 pound bass.

The first pod we jumped had fish on it.

George did a nice release in this fish.

A little later I got into a nice fish of 46 pounds. It took a hundred yards of line before it stopped.

We kept one fish for the table this day. All other fish were in great shape and released. 

The big girl swimming away.

My buddy Rich Santos with a very nice 48 pounds fish on his newly reloaded Mako 23. Nice fish Rich.

George and Billy on Billy's hot Whaler. Nice fish too.

Here is a crew to be reckoned with. Look out Mrs. Striped Bass.

Another great day on the water.

Captain Al Lorenzetti