Sea Hag Shipwreck Barnegat NJ

[@geslinam9703]

I lived on the island year round for a while, I would wonder what it was like 150 years ago to stand on the beach and see a wrecked ship out on the shoals. Must have been a sight to see. Spooky.

[@americanazheck]

Great viz and tons of life.. Lounging flounder! Nice.

[@waynejones205]

5:00 That is Not a Sea Robin is it? I've caught them, so I know what they look like. Just a quick glance at this guy made me think of them. What is it please? Amazing visibility too btw!!

[@joefiorentino4551]

Yes, that is a Sea Robin. They walk on the bottom using the claw-like fins.

[@waynejones205]

@@joefiorentino4551 THERE! See? I NEED that Dive Cert so I can see sea life Before it is Caught!! Thanks.....wish me well, "Life" and my own procrastination of the past have prevented me from going the whole distance to Open Water at least!!

[@waynejones205]

@@joefiorentino4551 Question #2....An older guy I spoke with in Leonardo called them "sally-growlers." Have you ever heard that phrase?

[@Captainpaulbtyhtr]

Any videos of the schooner east of the Bonanza?

[@joefiorentino4551]

Not yet.
Send me the coordinates.

[@benjaminschaffer4461]

Is there a season on the lobster?

[@joefiorentino4551]

Nope.
Just size limits and daily catch limits.

[@julyfishy392]

Ever find any coins? Or seaglass down there

[@joefiorentino4551]

Yes, I have found coins and bottles on wrecks. No sea glass.

[@ss0073]

I’m gonna have to find that on my chart and drop my lobster traps there on my way to the Hudson

[@joefiorentino4551]

Sorry, we got all the lobster. Haha.

[@ss0073]

@@joefiorentino4551 😡

[@darenleeper1644]

@@joefiorentino4551 maybe others will go there from different spots

[@joefiorentino4551]

I’m sure they will.