He has been sailing with us for more than 30 years and has caught more than his fair share of big fish over that period!!We hope that he has 30 more years and many more big fish to come in the future!!!
There were no limits but some guys had one to three keeper blackfish and some had none. The weather for the next few days looks ok so come down and catch some blackfish.
Today we had a charter for Alex and the boys from PA, for a day of Tog fishing. Did not know what to expect after the big blow, but we managed to put somewhat of a catch together.
The morning started with a steady pick of togs coming over the rail, even the short togs were close to 15 inches, the white leggers gave us most of the action today. The largest tog caught today was 9 lbs.
Fishing news has been hard to come by since the northeaster, but a few surfcasters are returning to the beaches. Unfortunately, they're reporting the surf is still stained -- though fishable.
We have this date open next week for either an open boat striper trip or regular charter and we will be offering up to 10 hours of striper fishing at the reduced weekday price of 175. Contact Cape John if you would like further information or to reserve a spot on one of these trips.
12 11 14 We will be back to sailing EVERY DAY starting tomorrow (FRIDAY)!!The weather looks GOOD for the next five or six days at least so we will be looking to take full advantage of it!!
Marilyn Jean IV NY Fishing ReportsFishing Reports New York NY, Striped Bass, Sea Bass, Fluke, Porgies, Blackfish, Ling , Cod !report list width 560px top 145px background FFFFFF padding 15px font-size 12px Reports December 11, 2014December 11, 2014Yes We Are Sailing Fri, Sat, Sun Mon for Tog The wind is finally laying down and we will be sailing Friday Saturday Sunday and Monday for Blackfish at 7 AM on the Marilyn Jean IV see you in the morning.
Though inshore prospects are unknown after the northeaster, there shouldn't be any change on the far offshore wrecks being fished by the Jamaica from Brielle before the sea bass season closes after Dec. 31. The water temperature out there was still 56 degrees last Saturday when Mark Bogdanoff of Roseland had a sea bass limit up to 7 pounds plus 15 porgies and two bluefish.
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