June 24, 2015
Fishing is best described as moving slow, but steady. Other than makos, no species is setting the world on fire. Catches are happening, but nothing is in abundance. Let’s get...
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Fishing is best described as moving slow, but steady. Other than makos, no species is setting the world on fire. Catches are happening, but nothing is in abundance. Let’s get...
TRENTON – The Christie Administration announced that 266 fishing-related businesses will share more than $2.1 million in federal grants to help them recover some costs resulting from damages sustained as...
Wind, wind, wind. Not much to add but some rain here and there and you have what the fishing scene has been dealing with lately. Let’s get to the reports....
Well, the second weekend of flounder season wasn’t too much different than the first. Some nice catches, a good amount of shorts, and a large dose of windy weather. As...
CAPE MAY – “We left Mystic (Connecticut) on Thursday at 8 a.m., the seas were quite “rolly” on the way down so we deployed a steadying sail that we only...
Memorial Day weekend started with the opening of flounder season May 22. The weekend was sunny and breezy, which became down right windy on Sunday and Monday. My son, myself,...
Bluefish, Drumfish, Striper, lots of fish galore, Yellow Fin, Tilefish, Mako, even crabs, for sure. Sorry, but I either had a Dr. Seuss moment, or a flashback to the Three...
