Captains Andy and Rich hook up with Captain Skip Jastremski of Stalker Fishing Charters (609-972-5218) to experience a once in a lifetime monster black drum bite out of Cape May.
They catch more than a dozen huge fish to nearly 70lbs on fairly light tackle. The bite never stops and the fish prove what great fighters they can be. This is a truly amazing fishery and is a must for any serious angler!
The techniques in this show can be used by anyone who targets monster black drum anywhere in the region. If you have questions about any of the equipment used during the show, please contact us.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The video features a monster black drum fishing experience out of Cape May, which is known for its exceptional black drum fishery. Anglers can target this species in the Cape May region for a great chance at hooking large black drum.
In the video, anglers caught more than a dozen huge black drum, with some fish reaching nearly 70 pounds. These large fish provide a thrilling fight on fairly light tackle.
Although the black drum in the video fought hard on fairly light tackle, it is recommended to use appropriate tackle designed for large black drum. The page provides a link to their recommended black drum tackle to help anglers choose the right gear.
Yes, the techniques used in the video to catch monster black drum can be applied by anyone targeting large black drum anywhere in the region. These methods are versatile and effective for black drum fisheries in similar environments.
If you have questions about any of the equipment used during the show, the page encourages you to contact them directly. This allows anglers to get specific advice and details about rods, reels, lines, and other gear featured.
The full-length black drum fishing show is available to watch on YouTube. The page provides a direct link to the video for easy access and sharing.
