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Pennsville
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Some of the crew from Shag’s Bait & Tackle began to catch 20-some-inch striped bass at the bridges on the tributaries of the Delaware River, Matt said. Swim shads hooked the fish, and incoming tides were best, and the anglers usually fish for them at dusk or late at night like 10 p.m. to 12 midnight. Plenty of white perch could be claimed from the river on bloodworms. Catfish could be clocked in the river on any baits like fresh peanut bunker, shedder crabs, frozen bunker or herring, or nightcrawlers. Anglers stopped by the shop Monday who planned to try for croakers on the bay, sailing from Port Norris. Crabbing was good. Bloodworms, nightcrawlers and fresh peanut bunker are stocked. A few shedder crabs are carried, and the season was becoming late to keep them on hand. Frozen baits are carried including bunker, herring, mackerel, clams and squid.
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