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2022-02-14 Ristori Bay Head

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2022-02-13 Ristori Bay Head

The National Marine Fisheries Service has shut down the General category tuna fishery plus the commercial component of the Charter category as the seasonal quotas were about to be filled. They also closed the southern region Angling category trophy fishery for the same reason.

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2022-02-12 Ristori Bay Head

Posted on February 12, 2022 Hi-Mar Striper Club seminars start at 8 30 Saturday Anthony Arcabascio opens the free seminars at Saturday s Hi-Mar Striper Club Fishing Flea Market with an 8 30 presentation on how to troll Tony Maja lures. The flea market opens at 8, in the Port Monmouth VFW on Rt. 36.

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2022-02-10 Mar Jean Brooklyn

We are monitoring approaching fishing seasons to provide you with the best local fishing for the upcoming year and will continue to watch fish stocks, migratory patterns, and more so that we always have the most up to date information on the top fishing locations in Sheepshead Bay, Jamaica Bay, Rockaway Beach, Coney Island, Sandy Hook, and more locations along the New Jersey Shore. NYC Fishing Calendar for 2022 Fishing seasons can vary based on weather conditions, annual migrations, water temperatures, tides, and other factors.

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2022-02-10 Ristori Bay Head

Posted on February 10, 2022 IGFA approves 2021 world records The International Game Fish Association has approved records set in 2021, plus one one carried over from August 31, 2020 when Hunter Keel (12) boated the male junior category dolphin of 65 pounds after a 17-minute battle in Washington Canyon. The IGFA approved 217 freshwater and 205 saltwater records of which 45 percent were released.

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2022-02-09 Ristori Bay Head

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2022-02-08 Ristori Bay Head

Those trips board at 11 30 the night before and sail at midnight. The Wednesday marine weather forecast is for southwest winds at 10-15 knots and 2-4-foot seas.

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2022-02-07 Ristori Bay Head

Posted on February 7, 2022 Calming winds may set up fishing this week Northwest winds of 10-15 knots plus gusts to 20 should produce good fishing conditions later this week. Bob Matthews at Fisherman s Den in Belmar Marina says the cold has shut down most fishing, and the Ocean Explorer is the only boat fishing.

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2022-02-06 Mar Jean Brooklyn

To cut your fish With a knife at an angle from the pectoral fins to the fish s head, cut from behind the gill to the backbone. If you are ready to catch fish for your next meal, schedule an upcoming fishing trip aboard the Marilyn Jean to experience some of the area s best local catches.

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2022-02-06 Ristori Bay Head

Posted on February 6, 2022 They need a bigger scale at Cabo Catching a 1000-pound game fish is a great challenge, but not being able to find a scale large enough to weigh it has to be a disappointment. There was no question about an IGFA world record as not only did two anglers in a charter party fight the great fish, but they did so on two rods as the marlin hit two baits.

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Weekly Update (July 9, 2017)

A typical summer weather pattern is settling in to start the week. Predominant SW wind will dominate at least through Thursday. Should make for pretty nice ocean conditions most of the week. As long as the winds stay with a 'W' in the direction and do not become straight south (like happened a few weeks ago) then we should not see any major upwelling.

That means Fluking will be on the improve in the ocean proper. With warming water temps we are now at about the point of transition where you are better off looking for flatties in the ocean rather than the bay or river. And of course, bucktailing is now in high gear.

As is usually the case, you will want to focus your effort around structure to pick off the nicer fish. If you are working structure you should have no problem boating your limit of seabass as well.

Inshore shark fishing - especically at night is now on the upswing. Browns and Sand Tigers are available. One particular hot spot year after year is the 'Bathing Beach' area off of Island Beach State Park. Just do note that this is catch and release fishing only! Be careful if you are trying this for the first time. Better yet, look for someone experienced to show you the ropes.

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