Marina News
Last Update: Jan. 30,2010

2010 fishing Lic. & Boat Reg.- next year ALL fishing Lic. and Boat Reg. will be done
online. We can still do your fishing Lic. & Registrations here at the Marina, but you will not receive your
boat stickers that day. The stickers will be mailed to you by Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, It can take up to 3
weeks to get your stickers.


DE REEF GUIDE- You can print your own reef guide out- click here.

** New Button - I have added a new button at the top the the web-page to make it easier for you to
request work to be done to your boat. Please give atleast a weeks notice to have your boat Dewinterized.
There is also a new button to make it easier to request a quote on a new/ used boat or a new Yamaha
engine or repower.

Line Spooler- We have a line spooler, so if you have any fishing rods that have old line on them,
don't risk missing that big fish this year, Replace the line with some new line.

Read about the   ETHANOL FUEL - PLEASE READ CLICK HERE

Marina Chat group - I have started a Marina fishing chat group where you can share your fishing
know how or ask some questions so you become a better fisherman. This was primarily set up for Marina
Customers. You can talk about anything Marina, Boating or Fishing related. There will be no name
calling or bad language. Just click on the box below or send me your e-mail address and I will send you
an invitation to join.
CHECK THIS OUT - Take a look at this web-site with info about Mispillion Inlet.    Mispillion Inlet
web-cam - Roosevelt inlet web-cam click here
Knots   Animated Fishing Knot Link check this out - click here
YOU MUST HAVE AN APPOINTMENT TO PICK UP OR DROP OFF YOUR
BOAT
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FIN # The new regulation requiring a FIN (Fisherman Information Network) number for all Delaware
anglers, 16 years and older, went into effect Jan. 1. Go
here for more information on getting your FIN
number. For more information
click here.
Fishing Report.....................................
Nov. 11,2009

Delaware Bay-   The rockfish action at the mouth of the bay is about as good as it gets.

Trolling with Stretch 25s has  produced big rock . I suspect jigging with metal lures or bucktails
would also be productive. Drifting with live eels had worked very well!

As far as I can tell the rock are biting on moving water either in or out. Overfalls Shoal, the Eights
and the rip outside the Outer Wall have all produced good numbers of fish. To date I have not
heard a report of fish caught at Brown Shoal or Hen and Chickens. This should change any day as
more fish arrive from the north.

Tog fishing has also been good at the Outer Wall and the Ice Breakers. Most any type of crab will
do fine for bait.
Tog were caught over upper bay reef sites and in the rocks supporting lighthouses.

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THE SURF - Surf casters hit a bonanza on Friday and Saturday when big blues stormed the
beach. We had reports of 8- to 10-pound blues caught from Cape Henlopen to Three Rs Road. Cut
bait was the choice of most fishermen with bunker and mullet leading the list.

I fished the beach most of the day on Monday catching one short rock on cut bunker about halfway
through the incoming water. The wind was east, the water was clear, but there was no sign of bait.
Reports from Tuesday and Wednesday indicated the situation did not change.
With all this east wind I have no doubt the bait will move in and bring a few big rock along. The key
to success is to be there when this occurs. Last year we had the best action in the middle of
November.


INSHORE OCEAN -  No one went out last weekend or for several days before that. With the
tourist season over, head and charter boats are only finding enough patrons to run during the
weekends. When the weekend is a blowout no one runs and no one has anything to report.
I expect some good tog fishing this weekend as the weather report is reasonable for both Saturday
and Sunday. The possibility of finding some false albacore and big bluefish is good.

DELAWARE BAY ROCKFISH
Live eels drifted on a six-foot leader with a circle hook will be a good rig to begin the day. The best
method for fishing this bait on a circle hook is to put the rod in a holder and wait until it bends down
and line is pealing from the reel before picking up the outfit. Do not set the hook!  The circle hook
has that job covered.

If dog sharks become a problem break out the trolling gear and start pulling plugs. Do not troll in an
area covered up with live bait drifters. If you want to switch to lures in this situation use metal jigs or
bucktails and drift along with the fleet.

Some people will chunk bunker and this method has been responsible for some very big rockfish.
Chunkers must find there own area as this technique is not compatible with anything else. I would
look at the Broadkill Slough on the Delaware side and the 60-Foot Slough over in New Jersey.
Good luck.  
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Tide Table
for the Mispillion inlet.
FISH
SIZE
LIMITS
Weakfish
13"
6
Flounder
18.5
4
Croaker
8"
none
Bluefish
  10
Striped Bass
28" & up
see Fishing guide
2
for slot limits
LINKS
Tuna Permits
B & B
KNIVES
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forecast for the De. Bay.
Marina Hours
May 13 - Oct 18
7am - 5pm
7 days a week
Oct 19 - Nov 25
8am - 4pm
7 days a week
Nov. 26-29
CLOSED
Thanksgiving
week-end
Nov. 30 - Dec. 19
8am - 4pm
Closed Sun.
Dec.20 - Jan 4
CLOSED
Christmas
Holiday
Jan.5 - March 31
8am - 4 pm
Closed Sun & Mon
CLOSING TIMES ARE PROMPT, THE LAST BOAT WILL BE PULLED
OR LAUNCHED 30 MINUTES BEFORE CLOSING
Species
Lower Limits
Optimum Range
Upper Range
Bluefin Tuna
50
60 - 72
78
BlueFish
50
66 - 72
76
Blue Marlin
70
74 - 82
85
Dolphin
70
70 - 78
82
Flounder
56
62 - 66
72
RockFish
50
55 - 65
75
Sea Bass
45
50 - 70
80
Toutog
41
45 - 60
76
WeakFish
60
56 - 68
78
White Marlin
65
68 - 78
85
YellowFin Tuna
64
72 - 82
85
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2009
Eric Morrow -Porgy 14 1/2"   2.11 lbs.
caught 5/08/09
Eric Morrow 37.1 lb. Striper 5/12/09
Gene Heyman with is nice catch
of 22" & 23" Flounder
5/24/09
Ernie Stone and his 18.5, 21" and
22" flounder 5/23/09
5/28/09 22" Flounder
6/6/09 Capt. Jim Goodman and his
nice Flounder catch
Shannon w/ her nice drum catch
Dick had a good day on the bay, he
caught his limit of flounder 19" - 23"
6/20/09 Ethen and his crew were
shark fishing when they caught a
couple of nice flounder
25" @6.25 lbs  &  27.5" @ 8.9 lbs
Gene Heyman and his nice catch
6/26/09  24" flounder
6/27/09 Dave Truitt w/ his first
Trigger fish 16"
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6/27/09 John Sammons
flounder catch from "G" Bouy
Ernie Stone and his crew w/ their
flounder catch.
7/5/09 Kaitlyn with her proud
flounder catch.
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Check out the new REDUCED PRICING
McCloskey and crew with their
fishing catch
7/7/09 Mr Goracci - Flounder
5.8 lbs
7/11/09 Dick and his 25.5"
flounder
7/25/09 Ryan was proud of his
18.5" flounder
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10/3/09 Taug.caught on Dan
McIntre's Boat
10/22/09 .Capt. Andrew Pierce
Caught this toug @ the Mowhawk  
20" Long and 5lbs
November
10/30/09 Ethan Bowen & John
McCaughn caught their limit of
Striper
11/4/09 Ethan and his crew did it
again - Some nice Stripers!!
11/9/09 Ethan has been the
striper catchin' MAN out
there!! - He can catch them!!
11/7/09 Dan Mcintye had a good
day! Got his limit of Striper.
11/9/09 Mr. Geyers Nice Striper
Catch