Just saw video of it. 25 miles east of Atlantic city. Trying to figure out how to get the link

Not unusual, they are around all the time. 

 

 

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10100872404361737

 

 

 

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Im terribly saddened that no one thought to drop the "You're gonna need a bigger boat" line.

Not uncommon to see them, be underwater and see one, its a whole different experience. This is a bit early for them though, they typically come up around August when the water is warmer.

I told my buddies they are back in these waters due to me removing the top oceanic predator in these waters.

 

(3 friends and I went out drum fishing. I caught a monster drum. It actually snapped the reel off the pole. I grabbed the reel before the line snapped. The captain ran up and grabbed the reel from me. We then both fought the fish. I used the rod and he had the reel.) I have never let them guys live that down.

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=10100872404361737

 

 

 

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Shawn with all the time you're on Facebook you must be a 12yo girl.

iPhones.

I told my buddies they are back in these waters due to me removing the top oceanic predator in these waters.

 

(3 friends and I went out drum fishing. I caught a monster drum. It actually snapped the reel off the pole. I grabbed the reel before the line snapped. The captain ran up and grabbed the reel from me. We then both fought the fish. I used the rod and he had the reel.) I have never let them guys live that down.

 

I've caught several Redfish(also known as Red Drumfish) in Florida...not sure what they are catching here in NJ called "Drum fish"...there are a couple different types of drumfish.  The red's put up quite a fight and are really fun to catch. 

I'm like 99% sure they are black drum up here