Posted on September 14, 2019 NE wind shuts down most fishing but weekend looks better The northeast wind seems to have kept boaters in port today, but the forecast is for a shift to southeast at 10-15 knots after midnight and south at 10-15 Saturday. Seas are predicted to drop from 4-7 feet to 3-5 tomorrow though a small craft advisory is up through Saturday afternoon.
Bob Pisano on 9 11. Posted on September 12, 2019 Memories of Pisano on 9 11 Two of the most memorable days in my lifetime were spent with the late, great giant tuna pro Capt.
Posted on September 10, 2019 When is an albacore not an albacore The Big Jamaica from Brielle is running a series of limited Bonito Albacore Bluefin trips on Sept. 12,13, 16 and 23. A few charter and open boat spots remain.
Posted on September 9, 2019 Surf mullet run underway The long-awaited movement of mullet out of backwaters and into the surf for their migration to the south is finally getting underway. That should activate school stripers, but that hasn t happened as yet.
Posted on September 8, 2019 Ocean blues biting after storm Fishing should improve as the ocean settles, but there was good news about the ocean blues as they were splashing on the surface again this morning. Point Pleasant Canal produced a pick of very small blues plus a couple of bigger ones but Joe Melillo of Castaways Tackle in that town fought a decent striper that spit the hook on his lure at the surface.
That will set up a nice Sunday with northwest 10-15 knot winds. Joe Melillo, at Castaways Tackle in Point Pleasant, said blues are being caught in Point Pleasant Canal, and some anglers got into Spanish mackerel in the inlet this morning, He noted that he s now carrying sand fleas for bait.
The forecast for tomorrow is east winds at 15-20 knots, increasing to 20-25 in the afternoon. Posted on September 5, 2019 Rugged weather coming up It s been a generally pleasant summer for anglers, but we may be paying our dues the next two days.
Posted on September 4, 2019 Large fluke turn on off Raritan Bay Capt. Ron Santee says he hit the change of tide just right this morning with his Fishermen from Atlantic Highlands, and knew he had the right drift when the first fluke caught was a 6.
5-pound pool winner. The Golden Eagle from Belmar reported yet another day of great bluefishing for choppers from 2 to 6 pounds with all you want catches on jigs.
Posted on September 2, 2019 Big yellowfin boated during MRMTC Offshore Open As noted in last night s blog, the big winners in the Manasquan River Marlin Tuna Club Offshore Open were bigeye tuna as Tastego boated a 241-pounder Saturday followed by a 228. Capt.
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