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Surfcasting with
DJ Muller
SURFCASTING FOR STRIPED BASS.
ALL SURFCASTING-ALL THE TIME.
The good news is he has little problem with sharing his bottomless pit of experience with aspiring surfcasters that are ready to ascend the ranks.
DJ spends some of his free time (when not focusing on the responsibilities of life), working as a surfcasting guide. He does a lot of guiding in pocket option app download for pc his home waters on the sandy beaches of New Jersey and also runs short, small group, fishing trips.to great bassholds. The trips include places like Block Island, Martha’s Vineyard, Cuttyhunk and more. He does clinics and seminars, throughout the entire northeast.
“He is one of the best teachers and best communicators when it comes to teaching people how to catch stripers from the surf. He took me from being nearly clue-less, to becoming an intelligent and productive bass fisherman. I have been out with him several times over the last couple years and I never stop learning new things and improving my skills, it really is exciting! He knows just how to get the most out of my ability.”
- Joe Haynes Ramapo, NJ.
"A great teacher that will go in the water with you and teach you the ropes. DJ allows you to fish, no hand-holding, just learning through experience."
A gentle, patient teacher yes! But DJ also goes to “the edge” as well. “I like going into the jowls of the beast to hunt for large stripers, the eye of the storm if you will. When I made up my mind years ago that I wanted “large” stripers, I started doing trips to legendary bassholds in search of big bass. Big surf, dark nights, boulderfields and deep water, where the big girl swim close. I put on my wetsuit, grab my big stick and get out to the edge of the reef, and then I wait for a big striper to find interest in my presentation. For me, there is little better, it is here, that I am at my center. Me vs. fish! Good stuff!”
If you are interested in learning how to catch striped bass and other predators from the surf, contact DJ and schedule a trip. Maybe you are an accomplished fisherman and just don’t have the time to find the fish, to track the fish, to do the dirty work, let DJ do it for you!
Maybe you are working hard but just can’t seem to catch any fish, you don’t know why. DJ will work with you and you will see your productivity and confidence rise almost immediately. He is that good! Stop bringing home the skunk, your wife is going to get mad!
Click here to read testimonials from some of DJ's clients.
If you have any comments or questions, regardless of content, about anything surf related, please feel free to contact DJ.
WHO IS DJ MULLER?
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Are you having problems catching stripers?
Do you feel lost while fishing?
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THE STATE OF THE STRIPER STOCK
From a Surfcasters Perspective
By DJ Muller
Is there a problem with the state of the striper stock? If there is, how is it affecting our surfcasting? What does the future hold? All these questions seem to have surfaced over the last few months, a lot of it having to do with a sub-par fall run which disappointed the majority of the striper hunting koo-koo birds, myself included. This coming after a year in which there was no fishing, thank you Sandy, and that coming after quite possibly the best run ever, especially along New Jersey? beaches. It seems to have gone from riches to rags. Personally, I did my due diligence last year as I always do but not with the fervor of my normal agenda, again largely due to the amount of construction or should I say reconstruction (again thank you Sandy) along the Jersey Shore. My experiences garnered pretty much the same fishing in regards to numbers as in past years but a notable drop-off in size, by that I mean fish over 30 pounds.
1996
was a huge spawning class for striped bass, or as it is called “Young of the Year
Index,” and the commonly referenced index is the Chesapeake Bay and its
tributaries. The YOY Index is determined by scientist doing a series of seines
during the year and the average amount of striped bass netted gives you the
year? YOY index. The seines are done at 22 locations in the Chesapeake Bay and
its tributaries, three times a year (in June, July and August), two seines per
day, 30 minutes apart, that equals 132 actual seines so as you can see it is a
pretty thorough sampling. Now
back to the ?96 year class, these stripers hit their optimum size (30 pound+)
after about 14 years, these fish averaging 32.0 pounds on up. So 1996 plus 14
years brings us to 2010. By 2014 these fish are at mama-jama size averaging
between 50-55 pounds, that would make the ?96 class the one that we have collectively
been pounding relentlessly for the last seven years. I honestly don? think
that the class has held up to the amazing amount of pressure and the big fish
have disappeared. This would explain the absence of big bass.
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VIDEO VALLEY
WHAT IS SURFCASTING WITH DJ MULLER?
ANSWER BELOW.
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WETSUIT EQUIPMENT
See DJ go over choices for wetsuit equipment.
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LOADING THE SUPERSTRIKE NEEDLE!
Watch DJ's video of how he loads the Super Strike needle.
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FISHING THE LOADED SUPER STRIKE NEEDLEFISH!
Listen as DJ explains in details how to fish a loaded SS needle.
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