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fascinating stuff

If I have my return address on my lures and lead weight? would you return it back to me?

good on you for clearing the fishing line! thanks for sharing.

This is so amazing! I'm new to the East Coast, but love diving, and this has got me so excited to try and dive in NJ. Are you willing to share where the footage of the dogfish was taken? Or any information about some good spots to see them? I'd really appreciate it!

Thank you for your hard efforts.

Terrific video, thanks for cleaning our ocean

So your for banning straws? Lol stop

Thanks for cleaning that up and great video

Thanks for the clean up

this is so great you are doing this. I always try to clean up any trash in the water when Im on the boat or beach.

That pink straw probably Dunkin’ Donuts

come on now ... there are a few wet suit glues that work very well to repair cuts and holes !

Thank you for doing that!

Thanks for taking the trash out.

Thank you for cleaning up that mess! I fish that area and I really appreciate the work that you are doing!

thanks

thanks for doing this, there used to be a guywith atreble hook and heavy line who came every monday toclear the rigs lost over the weekend, see you at the flea market

As a long time, New Jersey diver and avid fisherman, I appreciate your efforts in cleaning up the inlets. Waterways like woodlands, are places of beauty and can easily be tarnished by litter and abandoned fishing gear not to mention the hazards to aquatic life. Thanks for braving the cold to do what you do.

that board is pretty terrifying. one snag and you're in a real bad spot. respect for doing this. takes great skill and care.

Thank you for cleaning up the inlet wall area. Be safe!

Looking foward to the fleamarket

Look for my $600 rod and reel and my iPhone that got dumped when I was almost cut in half on my kayak. Gull Island right inside of that Inlet is the best inshore fluke fishing in New Jersey for sure.

I don’t understand how almost 17,000 views and there’s only 250 likes. Like the video people. This is awesome and it helps the algorithm.

Nice work! That's some serious cash in tog jigs, they retail around 3 bucks each.

bravo sir nicely done

Nice job!

these videos are great. Thx for cleaning up the junk. I often cast lures on the Manasquan side

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I enjoyed your video and would like to see more. that said, I wish you would include the speicies names since I'm sure a lot of us don't know what they are. But they are really cool and you do a great job of filming them. thanks

Me and my grandpop caught a pufferfish the size of a basketball. It ended up staying in my aunts freezer for 8 years

My first ocean dive ever was a boat wreck dive to about 130'. Certified in PA in a quarry, then went with my brother and some dive shop buddies for my advanced certification. Got to see the wreck, harvest some amazing scallops, and improve my technical skills. It's cold, bad visibility (usually), and can have some strong currents, but totally worth the challenge. I have since done some tropical diving in Djibouti and shore diving around Gloucester in Massachusetts. I live in Maine now, and have a bad back, but still have all my gear. I would like to check out some of the freshwater lakes, and maybe do some scallop diving on the coast.

This video is awesome

I honestly thought the first three would be mounds of garbage in the ocean.

Hey man I wanna get trained to scuba , I’m in northern DE, wanna link up?

After every fish "and we continue to destroy their environment and endanger them because we are city scumbags who can't take care of our garbage"

I've lived in south Jersey most of my life and while I've caught many of these fish I never knew it was a good place to dive. I was used to swimming in murky lagoons as a kid. We would catch tons of baby fish and keep them in our tanks until they grew too big and would release them. We had a lined seahorse in a small tank by himself and he lived for 3 years!

Mischeln und perlen

I like this video 😮

I once bought a glass bottle shaped like a pirate ship and filled it with a little bit of Long Branch ocean sand and the water itself and took it home and the water was crystal clear

What a great video! Those seahorses were amazing

I knew New Jersey had some unique wildlife that graces their shores. Also, it can be said being that it’s the Atlantic. You kinda get the best of both roads where you get northern ocean creatures as well as the southern ocean creatures however, I always thought of it would’ve been a little too murky to really enjoy seeing wildlife down there. I have a scuba diving license. I haven’t really used it in years being that I live in PA and don’t really have too many connections around here to do scuba diving as well as it expensive but definitely this video inspired me.

I live down the Jersey shore and have vacationed here as I was growing up. My dad and sister were great fishermen and were lucky enough to catch a few of the creatures you showed. My son who lives in New Hampshire has a pet Atlantic Eel that he saved from being bait 11 years ago. I call him my Slimy Grandson, Eli Von Williams. Hes very cute and friendly. I remember finding starfish on the LBI beaches but dont anymore. Glad to see so many in your diving. 😊😊😊

Great video. Thanks!

Do you have a list of best NJ shore diving sites? As a diver from VA I’d love to try sometime

Very cool - we saw a 12ft Great White in 2011 off Stone Harbor.

Hey boy I’m in Jersey too

L&S -- Grew up in Wildwood, have a place in Cape May but have never dove NJ. I find this rather inspiring.

Why was this actually a goated video

id love to get a dive in with you! I'm jersey local, born and raised!

Do you ever see Chris Kristie breaching the surface?