Posted on July 5, 2021 Bluefish bouce back After a tough trip Saturday in rain and rough seas, northern N. J. Shore bluefishing bounced back to the limit action boaters have become used to. The Golden Eagle from Belmar reported a hot jigging bite until the tide changed today around 10 30, by which time they had a boat limit and were releasing while also adding some fluke and sea bass.
we did get our biggest Fluke of the season caught by Tom Salerno today 8 lbs 10oz. Mr. and Mrs. Schuckalo were out today Paul a weekly regular took his wife out for her yearly Fluke trip they had a little competition going I believe the final score was 17 to 15 Paul had her in numbers but Barbara his wife had two keepers and Paul, Well lets say, He is cooking tonight Ill post some pics tomorrow.
I haven t received today s report before heading to a holiday party, but suspect it will be a lot better. Though the Monmouth County surf was rough this morning, and lure fishermen weren t getting hits, it was fishable with sand fleas.
The Canyon Runner from Point Pleasant has a discounted spot on its July 6-7 canyon overnighter. Call 732 330-5674 to grab it at 1600 Capt. Dave DeGennaro has his Hi Flier from Barnegat for charter or individual anglers on Sunday and Monday.
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It seemed to be a hopeless situation, but when anglers and sportfishing skippers formed the Emergency Committe to Save America s Marine Resources there was some hope as a massive letter writing to congressmen campaign resulted in inroduction of 200-mile legislation by Rep. Norman Lent (R-NY) and a rush of co-sponsers to the bill that started 200 mile interest in Congress. It stated When the Emergency Committee to Save America s Marine Resoures was formed four years ago there was much skepticism agout the possibility of enacting 200 mile fisheries legislation even among supporters of the cause.
Credit NOAA Fisheries Christine KircunI then asked my fellow sea-going scientists what they most looked forward to seeing, and here are some photos of their faves. Credit NOAA Fisheries Katie RogersNot to be upstaged by the wolffish, Katie Rogers had a photo shoot for this beautiful red-eyed gaper.
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