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2-14-18 Nice ocean conditions today,,only a small crowd but we made it out anyway given its such a nice day..Ended having some life,,,not good for the coolers though,,,Had maybe 8 codfish but they were short..good to see though...they looked like they just arrived...Maybe a sign of things to come,,,short blackfish and 1 ling,,,,the usual eels and sharks....good day to be out regardless..we are fishing tomorrow..so come on down...see ya then..

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2020-05-20 Dauntless Point Pleasant Beach

Good Action Seabass and Ling Wednesday, May 20, 2020 Well the governor finely opened us up to Fish and everybody enjoyed fresh air and good fishing. We are limited in passenger count so call for reservation and come enjoy fresh air and fish.

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2020-05-18 Carolyn Ann III Barnegat Light

5 18 20 The Carolyn Ann lll was finally allowed to sail on Sunday as the Governor lifted the ban on the party boats. We are looking forward for some good sea bass fishing after this tropical storm Arthur is out of here.

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2020-05-18 Norma K Point Pleasant Beach

Great day on the Sea Bass ground! Good amount of life with keeper size Sea Bass some Ling and a Cod.

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2020-05-17 Jamaica II Brielle

Boat limit of Big Seabass nice catches also of Ling, Cod and PollockSeveral names include Iris Goliver TrentonFrank and Colleen Freel TrentonKesha and Hassan Mohammad Williamstown NJDan Elliot Deptford NJSherrol Alexander Siclersville NJTom Terranova Middletown NJConnor and Rich Fry Wall NJJohn Weaver Phila Pa Smattering of Cod up to 8 pounds and Pollock up to 10 pounds as well as Ling up to 5 pounds Daily ALL DAY SEABASS ---7 30 am-4 30 pmSTRICTLY LIMITED MUST BOOK ONLINE AT WEBSITE OR CALL 732-458-3188 Capt Joe Capt Ryan

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2020-05-17 Ocean Explorer Belmar

Sunday Click here to learn more about fishing report Fishing Report May 17, 2020 That was good. loads of ling,eels,few cod and flounder,whiting it was good ,and great to be back out there Keep watching here for updates and sailing times,tomorrow looks good.

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2020-05-17 Ristori Bay Head

Posted on May 17, 2020 Giant tuna season underway The last thing I expected to see when I turned on the TV this morning was the photo of a 400-pound bluefin tuna on a sportfishing boat. Chris Di Stefano, who described something I ve never heard of before in May giant tuna in 50-foot depths both to the north and south.

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2020-05-16 Ristori Bay Head

You will have to make payment in advance in order to eliminate payment contact, and provide name, address and phone contact information for possible contact tracing. Posted on May 16, 2020May 16, 2020 For hire fishing a go for tomorrow Much to my surprise, Gov.

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2020-05-08 Ristori Bay Head

Posted on May 8, 2020May 8, 2020 Winds increasing Small craft warnings go up at 6 p. m., before a switch to northwest winds gusting to 35 knots tomorrow and a gale watch. John Bushell Jr. had sad news at Betty Nick s as his uncle George has passed away.

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2020-04-26 Ristori Bay Head

Posted on April 26, 2020 Lilly trolls an exotic a bluefish Dave Lilly called this morning with news that he ad trolled an exotic at least by last year s standard in Raritan Bay a bluefish. East winds of 20 to 25 knots are predicted along with gusts to 30, plus showers.

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2020-04-23 Ristori Bay Head

Posted on April 23, 2020April 23, 2020 Striper bite continues in Raritan Bay Dave Lilly of Hazlet trolled up stripers in Raritan Bay again today, though it wasn t as easy as it had been. Lilly decided to head east from Keyport and never had a hit all the way to Romer Shoal before running to the back of the bay where about a dozen bass in the 34-35-inch class were trolled in 16-foot depths on Tony Maja 3-ounce mo-jos.

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