Today we had way too much current to start the day and drifting at 2. Fishing the Ocean, the clarity has been awesome these past 2 days as the runoff is finally starting to dissipate, more bait finally starting to show on the bottom, better late than never in my book.
 July 4 -- Bluefin Friday, 05 July 2019 19:17 Written by Capt.Derek Had Robby and friends out yesterday for bluefins.Had life right away with porpoise, whales and tons of bait, but unfortunately after some time spent jigging and trolling with nothing to show we had to go searching.
The Miss Belmar Princess is sailing daily for blues, stripers and sea bass from 7 30 a. m. 2 30 p. m. and every afternoon for fluke sea bass from 4 30 p. m. 8 30 p. m. The Royal Miss Belmar is sailing daily for fluke and sea bass from 7 30 a. m. 12 00 p. m.
July 4th Open Boat - better numbers as far as keepers go compared to the two previous trips but fishing remains slow. Thomas Kaz from Neshanic Station took control of the Misty Morn Master with a pool fish weighing 5lbs 14 oz.
we caught some fish nice shots of fluke but mostly shorties,tough to find any amount of keepers. Some nice sea bass mixed in as we drifted the hard bottom.
The winner-take-all event drew 14 boats fishing out of ports from Brielle to Virginia, and Wish You Were Here from Canyon Club Marina in Cape May won 22,400 for a 108-inch, 489-pound blue marlin. Capt. Jim Freda of Shore Catch Charters in Point Pleasant said his son and mate Tommy, was among that group which had started trolling relatively small yellowfins when the marlin hit the Chatter side-tracking bar.
It all depends on the conditions, meaning the areas we can get a good drift. Some areas are holding more keepers then others but we have been catching the Fluke in most of them.
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