Thursday Fishing Report July 11, 2019 Nice day until that south wind started cranking Caught some fish but the fishing slowed when the southerly came up Tomorrow winds go northwest and its gonna. be nice.
Most have captains meetings Friday evening, but those wishing to fish Saturday s Raritan Bay Anglers Fluke Tournament must check in at 8 tonight at the Moose Lodge in Perth Amboy. At Atlantic Highlands, Capt. Rob Semkewyc of the Sea Hunter reports Wednesday was his poorest trip for keepers in over a week though there were lots of shorts.
Yesterday was our slowest day with keepers in over a week. If you want to catch fish we can usually accommodate you, keep you busy reeling fish in and enjoying the day, and occasionally see a nice big keeper.
Atlantic Highlands fluke fishing July 10 10 July 2019 Capt. Tom Made both morning and afternoon trips again today fishing in Sandy hook bay. We are half day fishing for fluke everyday making two trips (8am to 12 30 and 1 30 to 6pm).
Very good short action then we would see a keeper, make another drift same thing till we started to move. John (your dead to me) had good action also with multiple fish, a nice keeper and a keeper that he tossed back.
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.
Capt. Dave De Gennaro of Hi Flier from Barnegat reports he ran offshore to the southern canyons on the Fourth of July with Dr. Fred Leahy of Fanwood and his co-Capt Nick De Gennaro. De Gennaro further notes that on Friday he had Wes Jensen from Phoenix, Arizona on board for a mixed bag of spinner sharks, bonito, blues, and Spanish mackerel.
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