Posted on July 24, 2021 Small craft advisory for Sunday With all the good weather we’ve been having, we can’t really complain about tomorrow’s bad forecast.. Unfortunately, warnings are up for south winds at 15-20 knots plus gusts to 25 and likely showers in the morning. The full moon before dawn looked so close that I suspect there was a very strong current. Indeed, the Big Mohawk from Belmar blamed the slowest day of fluking in some time on a very stong current from the north. There were still some limits recorded, plus decent action with shorts. Due to the forecast, they are taking a pass for tomorrow. The Golden Eagle from Belmar got into good bluefish action as 2-to-6-pounders bit well before boat traffic built up on a beautiful day. A move to sea bass produced a boat limit. Some ling and a Spanish mackerel were also caught. .They are planning to sail in the morning. The Sea Hunter from Atlantic Highlands saw a drop-off in Friday’s fuking due to too much current, though a 7-pounder was boated. As noted in yesterday’s blog, I’ve been having some Word Press problems. I couldn’t scroll down to correct errors at the end. My e-mail is still cristori@aol.com. Bay Head surfcasters have hit a few blues some mornings this week, but I put a hex on them this morning and never saw anything hooked. I talked to an angler who caught a cownose ray yesterday at Lavallette on a bucktail — the first i’ve heard of so far. As noted in yesterday’s blog, I’ve been gaving some Word press problem– and couldn;t edit my last paragraph. My e-mail is still cristori@aol.om