We have a light crowd for tomorrow so if you are looking to get out for a day we should be light and have a nice day on the water!Stop by our Facebook or Instagram page and check out a few photos from the past few days!RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED FOR ALL OF OUR TRIPS!!!!!!STARTING NOVEMBER 16TH WE WILL BE BLACKFISHING EVERYDAY!SINCE THE 16TH FALLS ON A MONDAY WE WILL BE ON OUR ALL DAY BLACKFISH TRIP TO START OFF THE YEAR!HERE IS THE SCHEDULE 3 4 DAY BLACKFISHING TUESDAY - SUNDAY!
Posted on October 22, 2020 Big stripers explode in NY NJ Bight They took a long time for them to arrive from the east, but big stripers finally flooded into local waters Wednesday as Capt. Vinny Vetere reported releasing 15 bass between 40 and 50 pounds from his Katfish out of Great Kills. Chuck Many put Alex Katyan and Mike Michael into bass up to 47 pounds on Tyman from Highlands that morning despite the fog.
also bring a rod you can cast in case the fish are up top and we go to jigs or shads. also very important if you use our rods the drags are preset DO NOT MESS WITH IT !!
Started out on the tuna grounds, very slow to start, decided to make a run and worked out great for the crew. Landed a dozen mahi to 15lbs, then landed tiles to 25lbs, had the choice to go back for tuna or deep drop for swords, guys wanted some sword steaks, made a drop 15 minutes later we were tight and landed a nice 200lb sword!
Posted on October 21, 2020 Joe Julian was a Shore legend If a book is ever written about the early days of fishing along the northern N. J. Shore, Joe Julian will surely be among the leading characters, The owner of Julian s Tackle in Atlantic Highlands passed away last week at 94. Joe, who also had a big ice business across the road, popularized his Montauk bunker spoons which feature a single large Siwash hook that was a big improvement over the huge built-in hook on standard bunker spoons which required the addition of a large treble hook to be effective but damaged a lot of stripers and blues that were to be released.
Had first timer with the Toy Dave with buddies Brendan, SteveX2, Chris and Rich, had a slow pick on the tuna going 3-6 on nice size yellows and first bluefin of the fall. Ended the day on half a dozen nice size mahi, good guys to have onboard today.
They had a pick of big blues and sea bass on both bait and jigs today, but will be fishing for tuna tomorrow. Miss Belmar Princess reported a pick of 8-12-pound blues mostly on bait today.
Email or Call 732-272-4445ReportsDeane s been catching a big-eye every trip for the past few weeks and the day time chunking for yellowfin and now bluefins is still on fire. Multiple big-eyes caught by Canyon Runner Members their last few trips as well.
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