If you're tying your own, make up some 2/0 HalfnHalf chartruese over white with some peacock herl on top. Make your flys big, 6 inches or better. Hope you plan on tossing 8 wts. or better. Smaller flys might work if that's all you have but the larger flys are more productive. Deceivers and big Clousers will work also. Mainly in the same color combination and be sure to tie in a couple of strips of holographic tinsel. You will need a sinking line or running line and sinking head. A sink tip may work if it is very fast and the birds are working. One of the charter captains will take you out and probably down the coast to NC where they are slaying the 20 - 50 lb. stripers. That will probably be trolling though. Lean on Capt. Ritter or one of the other charters to stay close by and look for the birds or let you jig flys if you want to stay with the long rod. The more dedicated regulars here have been finding them close enough to cast to at Chick's Beach under the CBBT. Let them give you details on tides, where the bars (sand type) are and where in relation to the bridge.
