06/27/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
Mark Slawson chartered the boat today and him and his group had their limit of Bass up to 25 LBS. When they got their Bass, we went and drifted for fluke for a while and caught 10 nice keeper fluke up to 4 1/2 LBS. To top the day off we had thousands of large Black Drum around the boat and deckhands Alex Binder and Charlie Wacovic each caught a fish over 100 LBS. We released one fish and kept the other. We have spots available for the upcoming week, so call Captain Ray at 732-803-6276 for a reservation.

06/26/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
We limited out by 10 AM with fish between 15 and 20 libs. 16 year old Eric Frank, grandson of Marvin Stoloff, has 2 30lb'ers. Marvin Stoloff and Dick Skinder caught their limit of fish up to 22 lbs.

06/25/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
Capt Ray's boat left this morning at 5am, with open reservations on his boat, He is reporting as of 12 noon today. "The Boat is limited out on Big Striped Bass" Roy Fafner catching his limits, with his largest Bass being 24 lbs. Eric Thompson caught 2, one at 18 lbs. and the other at 20 John Spanitz also caught his limits and had one over 20 lbs Jeff Markwotiz had 2 one at 16lbs and the other at 17 Richard Wang caught his limits , had 3 Bass 15, 19 and 26 lbs. Bob Hochstadter caught 2 one at 18lbs and the other at 21. Ralph Notarmaso fished with Capt Ray again today, catching his limits with all fish being over 20 lbs. The fish are running with the average of 15 to 26lbs. The boat has now begun catching fluke for the remainder of the trip. The boat has individual open reservations Please Call Capt Ray for reservations 1-732-803-6276

06/24/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
Capt Ray's boat left this morning at 5am, with open reservations on his boat, He is reporting as of 9 AM. "The Boat is limited out on Big Stripe Bass" Ralph Notarmaso of Westfield has caught 2 Big Bass one at 35 lbs. and has released many more! Joe Tatasciore of Allentown PA and his party has caught their limit and released many more! Carl Zimmerman of Old Bridge has caught 5 Big Bass, one at 30lbs, and has begun releasing. Capt Bill Boardman has caught a 25lb fish. All fish are between 15 and 35 lbs. The boat has now begun catching fluke for the remainder of the trip. The boat has individual open reservations Please Call Capt Ray for reservations 1-732-803-6276

06/20/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
We jigged up multiple Bass today with gorilla blues all over the place. Some of the bluefish were over 18 LBS. Braden Niper had a 38 LB Bass and lost an even bigger fish at the boat!!. We tried a little fluke fishing for the last hour and landed several nice keeper fluke including a nice 5 LB fish caught also by Braden Niper who obviously had the hot hand today!! We have spots for upcoming trips, so call Captain Ray for a reservation at 732-803-6276.

06/19/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
We had Dick Skinder out again today and he had 6 bass all over 20 LBS with a few in the 25 LB class. He kept 2 and released 4!! We have spots available in the next week, so call and make a reservation to get in on some fantastic bass fishing. You can reach Ray at 732-803-6276.

06/17/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
We had Dick Skinder out this morning and he caught his limit of Bass with two of them being in the 40 LB class. This afternoon we had Jack Deminsky out who is a police officer and also an active reservist going to Iraq. This was his going away party and they were treated to scores of huge Bluefish up to 15 LBS and they also landed 14 Bass up to 25 LBS. We appreciate Jack's efforts to defend our freedom and wish him and all of our troops safety in Iraq. We have spots available on Friday and Sunday's open boat trips and there is some availability for next week. Call Captain Ray Burke at 732-803-6276 for a reservation.

06/16/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
We had the Tom Rolon Party out today and they scored 8 Big Bass all over 30 LBS they also caught some huge bluefish mixed in. There are openings on Friday & Sundays Open Boat trips and we have some spots for next week as well. Call Captain Ray Burke for a reservation at 732-803-6276.

06/13/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
Ron Long has his limit of two bass and released and a third up to 35 lbs. Capt JC up from Canaveral Fla. had four fish up to 30lbs, keeping two and releasing two.John Minceloni and his dad had three large bass between them up to 23 lbs. Jason Hancock and his two buddies had their limit and released several large fish, all three scoring fish over 20 lbs. Capr Ray has openings next Fri. and Sun. Call: 732 803-6276.

06/12/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
Dick Skinder of West Orange caught 14 Bass up to and over 30lbs. He kept his limit and released the rest. The entire boat also kept to their limits. Capt. Ray has openings for next week. Call: 732 803-6276

06/10/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
Very good fishing today. Big blues and several large bass were caught including one by Capt Ray Burke himeself - a 25 lb bass. Capt Ray would like to remind you that he is running open this Fri and has several spots open. Call for reservations: 732 803-6276. PS Fri 6/13 is a very lucky bass day!

06/06/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
We jigged some Bass mixed in with blues today!! We are sailing open boat on Sunday 06/08, so call Captain Ray at 732-803-6276 for a reservation.

06/05/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
We limited the boat out today and Dick Skinder had 3 Fish between 25-30 LBS. We caught a lot of bass and huge bluefish today!! There are open dates next week so call Captain Ray Burke at 732-803-6276 for a reservation.

05/29/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
Dick Skinder from West Orange chartered the boat today and caught his limit of keeper Bass and some throwbacks. We also caught numerous bluefish, the fish were taken on both jigs and bait today. We have an open boat trip on Sunday and there are still choice charter dates available. Please call Captain Ray for availability at 732-803-6276.

05/21/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
We had a nice mix of bass an blues today. John Connely had top honors today with a 25 LB Bass. We are running open boat on Saturday and Sunday, so call Captain Ray for a reservation at 732-803-6276.

05/20/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
We jigged some huge blues and some nice bass today. The blues were as big as 12 LBS and we had Bass up to 22 LBS. We are sailing open boat trips on Saturday and Sunday and have a few spots left for each day. Call Captain Ray at 732-803-6276 to make a reservation.

05/16/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
We had the Matt Cordova party out today and despite very rough seas, we caught the Bass and blues pretty well!! Matt had the largest fish today which went 18 LBS. Please call Captain Ray for a reservation at 732-803-6276.

05/15/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
We had John Dougan and family out today and the Bass cooperated again!! We had our limit on fish up to 25 LBS and had plenty of bluefish as well. We have open spots on Memorial Day weekend and there are still prime charter dates available. Please call Captain Ray at 732-803-6276 for a reservation.

05/14/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
Doctor Bill Fromkin and his family limited out on Bass up to 20 LBS. They also played catch and release with about 50 Bass and also had all the monster bluefish they could handle. We had action from start to finish. We have have special open boat trips on Memorial Day Weekend and prime dates are still available for charter. Please call Captain Ray Burke at 732-803-6276 for more information.

05/05/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
We had Dick Skinder out today for a beautiful day on the water. We knew the bass were there, so we waited out the swarms of BIG BLUEFISH and caught several nice Bass up to 18 LBS on the tide change!! All of the fish were on fresh bunkers. We have open spots available this week and for the coming weekend. Please call Captain Ray Burke at 732-803-6276 for a reservation.

04/27/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
We went and caught some fresh bunkers and started chunking way back in the Bay. We started getting huge bluefish almost instantly after catching all of the blues we could handle, we made a move and caught a few short bass and managed a few keepers up to 20 LBS. We had great action all day and the fishing will only get better!! We are sailing open boat and are also available for charter. Call Ray at 732-803-6276 for a reservation.

04/24/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
Striped bass showed up. We caught multiple stripers up to 30 lbs and many large bluefish. We are sailing open on Sunday and some days during the week. Charter dates are alos available. Call Capt. Ray at: 732 803-6276.

02/09/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
It was a beautiful day on the ocean for February! We fished some spots we haven't fished in a while today. There were no anchoring conditions early, but by the time we got to the second drop the south wind picked up enough to get on the spot. The blackfish were certainly there!! Ron Long caught 5 of the 6 keepers he landeded on that spot, none of which needed to be measured and were up to 6 LBS. Charlie Racovic got 4 keepers for the day and a nice ling. There were scattered keepers amongst the rest of the fisherman on the boat. The fish are still around and we hope to get out on the weekends if the weather holds out!! Call Ray at 732-803-6276 to reserve a spot.

02/03/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
Lou DeMartini had several blackfish one of which was 11 1/2 lbs. Chris Garone had an 8 pounder and several other blackfish. Rick Minter had a 7 pounder and several other fish as did Mark Murray. We had a decent showing of blackfish around the boat as well as quite a few large ling. Capt Ray will be sailing weekends. This weekend we will be fishing wrecks further to the souh in search of bigger blackfish, cod and ling. For reservations call: 732 803-6276.

01/29/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
Charlie Kripendorf had a blackfish about 10 1/2 LBS. Art Hydorn had five Blackfish with the following weights 5, 5, 7.5, 8, and 9 LBS the extra blackfish was released unharmed. Carl Zimmerman scored 3 nice tog a few ling and a codfish. The fishing would have been better without the south wind and tide. The weekend looks pretty good so if you want to wet a line and catch a few nice tasty fish call Ray at 732-803-6276 for a reservation.

01/27/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
Despite awful conditions and rough weather Abe Beren managed to catch six nice keepers up to 7 1/2 pounds. Charlie Rokovic also managed six keepers. Richard Wong had his limit and also a fish around 11 1/2 ponds. Tony Cavallero caught his limit as well with fish up to 5 pounds. A few other fish were caught by other fishermen as well. All fish that were caught over their limit were released unharmed. Capt Ray has openings all week and will be sailing all winter, weather permitting. For individual reservations or a charter call: 732 803-6276.

01/23/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
Captain Ray had a few friends out today for a fun trip!! In a short day they limited the boat out with Blackfish up to 8 LBS and added a few ling and codfish for good measure. The fishing was very good and the weekend weather looks good. Ray has some spots for Saturday and Sunday, so call for a reservation at 732-803-6276. The Mad Gaffer will continue to sail as long as the weather holds up.

01/19/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
We had very good fishing on edge of mudhole. Charlie Rakovick and Joe Zeza caught 6 keepers each and Joe had a nice codfish as well. Abe Beren had 6 keepers and most of the other fishermen caught at least a few nice fish. Capt. Ray had 6 keepers up to 14 1/2 pounds himself. All shorts and fish over the limit were released unharmed.

01/13/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
Tony Cavalara of Flemington had 16 keeper blackfish today up to 7 LBS and released all but his 4 fish limit. Abe Baren of Staten Island managed to boat 10 Keepers up to 5 LBS keeping only his limit. Dennis Mokener of PA and his group had a nice catch of fish!! Dennis had fish up to 10 LBS and between the other guys in his group they managed a few fish over 7 LBS. Captain Ray even dropped his line and caught his limit of blackfish. Ray said he will continue to sail throughout the winter as long as the weather and fishing holds out. Considering the amount of fish in-shore at this time of January, we should have the fish around for a while. Call Ray on his cell at 732-803-6276 for a reservation.

01/12/08
Captain Ray Burke Reports:
Bob Sahareck from Bethlehem,PA and his charter had a good day's blackfishing with fish up to 7 lbs. Most people caught their limit and there were many throw backs. Also a few cod and ling were taken. There are openings next week. Please call Capt. Ray Burke:732 803-6276.

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06/08/08
Captain Jeff Sturman Reports:
Put a sea bass trip together with a bunch of reg and friends left the dock about 7am enjoy the smooth ride out seas 1-2 arrive on the wreck about 8am and set the hook had sea bass all day from 12 inches to the pool winner which was 21 inches. Ended up with 35 keepers, which was effort for us. All in all it was a great day on the water with a bunch of friends.

05/30/08
Captain Jeff Sturman Reports:
Had a half day trip today so didn't have much time to jump around so decided to head back to the wreck we left yesterday started out a little slow but pick up as the afternoon went on left with ten in the box and about twenty throwbacks.

05/29/08
Captain Jeff Sturman Reports:
Headed out on 5/29 for the first sea bass trip of the yr. first wreck didn't produce much so pick up the hook and hit wreck two also wasn't much life so we decided to head offshore a little and finally started to pick at the sea bass wasn't a banned day but had are share of fish all in all it was nice day on the water.

05/14/08
Captain Jeff Sturman Reports:
Headed out early in the morning water was drity brown from the storm signs weren't looking good first stop was in front of creek a little packed but fishable ended up with two shorts. pick up and tryed the banks with no luck. on the way in trolled the bay for some blues ended up with 8 fish from 1 to 3lbs.

04/29/08
Captain Jeff Sturman Reports:
Beside the weather conditions popped out yesterday on the bay saw some birds working in the distance started trolling within 50 yards of the birds boated first fish and started casting put three more in the box ended up with 11 fish.

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06/21/08
Captain Dan McGivney reports:
Steve Lessel,Russ Kissam,John Luchnick were aboard the Megan Beth to fish the Mako Mania and JCSA shark tournament.Fishing 45 Miles SE of manasquan in 69 degree clean water,we hooked up with a 400 pound Thesher shark at 10:30 AM. We released the shark after a 50 minute fight. That was the only hit we had all day. Plenty of life around with turtles,whales and birds in the area. Book your trip on the Megan Beth by calling Captain Dan at 732-547-9224.

06/15/08
Captain Dan McGivney reports:
Lou Forenzi and crew from Reliable tools were aboard the Megan Beth for a day of bluefishing. Stopping on some bunker north of the inlet we had no run offs. Plenty of bunkers for miles. Heading off shore we chummed for blues at it was a slow pick at first as the tide picked up we had steady action and filled two coolers full of blues. Still have some available weekend dates in July so give us a call at 732-547-9224.

06/14/08
Captain Dan McGivney reports:
Jim Sabo and friends were aboard the Megan Beth. Stopping on some pods of bunkers we managed one bass at 30 lbs. Blue fish moved in and runied our rigs, then it was time to stop on some wrecks for sea bass. Making three drops we managed to get a good catch of keeper sea bass,having to pick through many shorts. great day on the water.

06/08/08
Captain Dan McGivney reports:
Lou and Jo Jo were on board the Megan Beth for a day of Bass fishing. Heading up to to the North to work on some schools of bunker we had one bass at 30 lbs.and a few other run offs. Trolled for a while at the rocks that produced nothing. Too many boats working the bunker and running through the fish did not help our efforts.

06/07/08
Captain Dan McGivney reports:
Tony Glover and crew were aboard the Megan Beth for a day of Sea Bass fishing. Heading south we stoped on a couple of schools of bunker only to produce a couple Bluefish. Heading off to a wreck to the south east we had a slow pick of keepers as well as many short Sea Bass. We also had a couple ling and some black fish that were released.By days end we had a nice cooler full of Sea Bass on ice.
05/25/08
Captain Dan McGivney reports:
Joe Hawks and crew were aboard the Megan Beth. Splitting the day we decided to pull the spoons north of the inlet. Heading up to the Elberon rocks we started trolling in 50 ft of water. Boating three bass around 18lbs ,then the bluefish started. Boating some bluefish we wanted to spend some time bottom fishing and we stopped on the Sea Girt reef and kept a bucket full of keeper Sea Bass and numerous shorts. Great day on the water.. Still have some weekend dates available so give us a call @732-547-9224.

05/18/08
Captain Dan McGivney reports:
Steve Lessel and crew were aboard the Megan Beth for a day of Sea Bass fishing. Heading to the South East there was a steady pick of nice size keeper sea bass til around 11:30 as the wind switched to the South East. Still a pick but a lot of small ones then. Finished up the day with our limit of Sea Bass to 3.5 lbs. one Ling at 4.4lbs. Released a few blackfish and of course a few dogfish were caught. Still have a few weekend dates available for Sea Bass ,Fluke or blues. Check out the Megan Beth Web Site on Nautical Net.

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Hello to all my fellow fishermen out there. The "Just One More" has been catching large stripers ! The last two trips have been open boat trips. Tuesday we had aboard, Bob Steirs and his son, Keith Reardon, Jerry and friends. Running the boat that morning, I happened to look down and was watching a school of striped bass swim away from the boat ! They were 20 lb. fish and bigger. We worked a large school of bunker that were down deep and a large mass of striped bass under them. We had 4 bass on at a time 3-4 times that morning. When that died down, we went a little further for some anchored up chunking and only landed one nice bass. So we moved again and this time found the bunker on top. We worked the school with live snagged bunker and baits on the bottom. It was a good day fishing with striped bass caught up to 25 lbs. We lost many more that were hooked up. One even straightened out a snap after a short battle !! Wednesday we had aboard, Jack Mohan, Marion and her husband, and Mike and Amanda. I could not find the bunker we had the previous morning, but went to a productive spot and anchored up. We never had to leave!! Marion caught the first of the day with a striper at 30 lbs. That was her first striper ever! Not a bad start. Jack landed a couple and decided he wanted to release his to fight another day. Then Amanda landed her first striped bass ever at around 32". The women always out fish the men. Congratulations girls !! We limited out with bass up to the 30 lbr. with more released and more fish missed. Not a single bluefish ! Some really good striper fishing. Next dates that are open to charter are : July 4, 7, 8, 10, 11. Next weekend date open is Sunday, July 20. I think these big stripers will remain around well into July. Who wants to go??

It's the hight of the spring season with plenty of fish to catch. Striped bass, bluefish and fluke. Striped bass and bluefish have been down the beach while the fluke are in their regular spots in the bay. The fluke action is steady with keepers and a lot of throw backs. Matt recently landed a beautiful 5 lb. fluke. We have been throwing back many fish just under the limit at 17" and 17.5". That hurts ! We have also been chasing the stripers on the N.Y. side of the bay and ocean and chasing the birds wherever we find them to catch bluefish and some bass underneath. We are now using fresh dead bunker for bait. The bass love them ! Upcoming dates to charter are June 26, 27. July 4, 7, 8, 10, 11. With the late season, the stripers will still be around for a while. OPEN BOAT TRIP THIS WEDNESDAY. We still need one angler to fill out Wednesday, the 25th. Please call: 908-472-2684 THANKYOU, CAPT. RICH NEWALLIS JR. 'JUST ONE MORE" SPORTFISHING

Due to an overwhelming response to the last OPEN BOAT DATE, the next one will be on June 25, Wednesday. First call first served 908-472-2684. Also, due to some unseen economic problems, we just had some late cancellations. The NEXT THREE FRIDAYS are open to charter. June 13, 20, 27. Prime time for big stripers. Please call as I will not be home on the computer. 908-472-2684

WOW ! It is June already ! Time flies when you are catching stripers. The bigger stripers are definately on the move in. This week, the Don Moser charter from Pa. had a full limit of stripers to 40". Plenty of bluefish released as well as other bass. You can see a picture of Don below with his great catch. Also this week we had the Nicky DiSarro charter out for non stop bass action and a full limit. We had 3 stripers on at times!! Flat calm water with stripers up to 36" and plenty of slammer bluefish as well. Some of those were over 10 lbs. ! The water temp. is slowly creeping up at 60.5. degrees. THE NEXT OPEN BOAT TRIP IS JUNE 24, TUESDAY. SINGLE RESERVATIONS REQUIRED. CALL TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT. 908-472-2684. DON'T FORGET THE JULY FLUKE SPECIAL. 7AM- 1PM. UP TO FOUR ANGLERS. EVERYTHING INCLUDED AS ALWAYS FOR $400.00. THERE WILL BE A MINIMUM OF KILLIES, SPEARING, AND SQUID ON BOARD FOR BAIT AND MAYBE SOME SURPRIZE BAITS AS WELL. THIS WAS A GREAT SUCCESS LAST YEAR WITH PLENTY OF FISH CAUGHT AND FLUKE UP TO 7 LBS. June 25, and 26 are open to charter, that's it !

The BIG BASS are in ! On may 20, the Jeff Grabiac charter had a full limit of striped bass to 38'. All nice big fat ones. We started off the day casting to breaking bluefish in the bay for constant action. We landed and released 40 blues. On the 21st. the Bobby and Pete Daly charter had a full limit of striped bass also up to 38'. plenty of bluefish as well. On the 22nd. the Frank Blanch charter had 50 bluefish caught casting. They were hitting metals of any kind and Frank was having a ball with the top water plugs. He kept trying to see how many bluefish he could pull the plug away from ! Great strikes. On Friday, the Bill Stephens charter from New Century Transportation had a great day with the bluefish again, casting to them. But only had a pick of bass. Saturday, Bluefish Bob Donahue was out with a great day on the big stripers. He had a full limit of stripers to 40" and 20 lbs. Again, plenty of bluefish were caught in the morning casting to the birds. On Sunday, the Frank Mimichetti charter had a really good day catching stripers. A full limit was landed with others released. Frank not only caught the largest striped bass of his life, but also the largest fish of his life!! It was a beauty at 30 lbs. !!! Monday saw another limit of striped bass for the Don Moser charter. Another full limit was caught and more released. Don had the largest of the day at 40". Soooo........... the big bass are in. Time to go !! The water temperature has only been in the mid to high 50's. We will be catching these fish thru June and into July. Open dates in June are 24, 25, 26. July 1, 2, 4, 6, 7-11. We could even do a striper and fluke combo. Hope to see you soon ! THANKYOU.

The striped bass run is in full swing! On monday, the Keith Reardon, Mick and Marty Golabek charter limited out with striped bass to 31". Shorts were released and the bluefish were everywhere. On Tuesday, the Scott Lavenberg charter had another limit of striped bass up to a high of 36". They are getting bigger. Also, plenty of bluefish were landed as well. On wednesday, we had aboard the Steve Shoemaker charter from PA. We started out with plenty of bluefish. Made a move, more bluefish and then we finally got the bass going , but when the strong south wind came up, the bite stopped, even with the blues! They landed bass to 33". I had a high of 63.2 degrees water temp. on some of those warm days. And the water must be warming up as there are spots in the bay with algea blooms. Fishing will only pick up now on the down side of the moon, and after this storm. Afternoon / evening trips are available for the months of May and June. Dates left to charter are winding down. Nothing in May for a day trip. Day trips available in June are: 17, 18, 24, 25, 26 THAT'S IT ! ******** July, 1, 2, 4, 6. Striper and fluke combo anyone ??

4/28/08
Hello to all my fellow fishing friends out there. There has been a variety of different species caught aboard the "Just One More" lately. Last Tuesday we had aboard the Tom Smith charter and stripers were landed on clams up to 31". Wednesday we had aboard the Scott Lavenberg charter and we had striped bass and bluefish. The bluefish seem to be everywhere in the bay. On Thursday, the Dave Taub charter had, what I think is the last gasp of winter flounder, and a mix of bluefish. Friday, the Bob Abel charter had a "Sandy Hook Spring Grand Slam". They landed striped bass, bluefish, and winter flounder ! With the water temps. up over 50 degrees and all the bluefish in the bay, the winter flounder will make a hasty retreat. With some more nice weather predicted for the end of this week, the striped bass fishing should break wide open. Dates left to charter are: April 30. June 5, 16, 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, 26. With the striped bass season starting late this year, those June dates should really be super fishing. The next OPEN BOAT DATE, not filled is June 4. Come fishing by yourself or with a family member or friend. 7 am to 2 pm. Everything included as usual. $100.00 per head. This is a great way to get out by yourself and fish if you can't find enough people to charter the whole boat. And always, lot's of laughs !!!! THANKYOU, CAPT. RICH NEWALLIS JR. 'JUST ONE MORE' SPORTFISHING 908-472-2684 www.just1morecharters.com

4/21/08
The bass are here! An open boat trip on Thursday with: Dave, Jim, Jim, John, Bob, and Nick produced stripers to 30". The water temp. was about 51 degrees and probably colder on the bottom. The fishing was a little slow, but with all this nice weather, it will be big numbers of bass again real soon. Friday, we had out the nearly famous, "Flounder Bob Abel" charter. Flounder were landed to 15.5" and it was a beautiful day, except for the skates, they are everywhere. We fished a couple of spots around the Pier and went out to Romer Shoal Light. The flounder will be stacking up shortly to leave and the fishing will only get better. This Sunday, the 27th. is still open to charter if you would like to book a striper or flounder trip. June charter dates are: 5, 12, 16, 17, 18, 19, Sunday the 29th. UPCOMING OPEN BOAT TRIPS: April 28, Monday.....May 13, Tuesday.....June 4, Wednesday. Come fishing by yourself or bring a friend or relative. These are fun trips with everyone having a good time, making new friends and future fishing buddies as well ! Lots of laughs!! Full day, 7am to 2 pm. Everything included as usual aboard the "Just One More". $100.00 per angler. You must call or email to confirm your spot. www.just1morecharters.com 908-472-2684 THANKYOU. CAPT. RICH NEWALLIS JR. "JUST ONE MORE" SPORTFISHING

3/20/08
It won't be long now !! I have had multiple reports from various sources that there are bunker near Keansburg and up the Shrewsbury River. That means the stripers won't be far behind. I even had reports of stripers being caught back in the shallow water we fish in April. The "Just One More" will be back in the water on April 1, [ no joke], either a few days before or a couple of days after. It depends on when the weather is warm enough for me to wax the hull. I can't wait to be in the new slip. "B" dock, slip "8". A lot shorter walk. For the spring flounder run, I just picked up some new "Gulp" bloodworms. I can't wait to try these as they say they are better than natural bait. We'll see if it beats out a big, smelly, and bloody sandworm! We'll put them thru the test. April dates are filling fast with only a couple remaining. Winter flounder, striped bass, or a combo of both would make a nice trip. Open dates in April are: 7- 13, 15, 16, 17, 23. Open dates in May are: 6, 13, 22, 27. That's it! Don't wait to book for long. Open dates in June are: 3, 4, 5, 12, 15 [Father's Day], 16-19. Thankyou, Capt. Rich Newallis Jr. "Just One More" Sportfishing www.just1morecharters.com 908-472-2684

02/27/2008
Hello to all my fellow fishing friends out there. I would like to apologize for the long time in between reports. It has been a very tough February for me and my family as my mother was very sick and passed away about a week ago. She started getting sick in October and in Decenber I pulled the boat out of the water early to be with her around the clock. So basically since then, I have neglected my busisness and I apologize for that. BUT.....I am looking forward to brighter and sunnier days with you on the water soon !! I must plow ahead and keep busy. Some things have changed. I no longer have my home phone number for you to call. The only number to call now to book a charter is 908-472-2684. That is my cell / boat number. In just over a very short month, "The Just One More' will be back in the water. Dates for stripers in the spring have been going fast lately, and are booking up on basically a daily basis. So if you want a charter for this spring striper season, you really should book soon. Full day, open dates in May are: 5, 6, 7. 8. 13, 22, 27, 28. June :3, 4, 5, 15, 16-19, 22, 23-26, 28, 29. There are even some highly desired weekend dates in there!! Check out my web site as there have been a few additions. For one is a report section, I'm sure you all would like to read. I will try and keep this updated with the latest fishing news and especially our trips. www.just1morecharters.com Thankyou, Capt Rich Newallis Jr. "Just One More" Sportfishing

Happy New Year to all my fishing friends out there. I hope you had a very happy Holiday season. Time is flying by and I am already working on the "Just One More" and all the tackle, getting it ready for the spring. It won't be long, just a couple of months and we'll be back in the water. Last April saw some of the best winter flounder fishing in some time. Trips were landing up to 35 flounder in the bay and the fish were big and fat. Many were 17" - 18". So you might like to try for them this spring and get rid of your cabin fever early. Towards the end of April, we were doing COMBO TRIPS with winter flounder early in the day and then heading to another spot to catch striped bass. Maybe the combo trip would get rid of your cabin fever?? Striped bass fishing dates in May are going fast with many trips booked last May, a year early. I would not wait too long to make your reservation. Open days in May are: 1, 4, 5-8, 13, 22, 25, 26-28. There are a couple of Sunday dates in there and the rest book extremely fast as we get closer to the spring. Hope to hear from you soon!!! 908-412-9147
THANKYOU, CAPT. RICH NEWALLIS JR. "JUST ONE MORE" SPORTFISHING

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5/13 day and 5/15 day/evening available for full or half day trips aboard the Benchmark. www.newjerseysportfishing.com call Capt. Nick 888-552-8862

5/05/08
Captain Nick Neuberg reports:
Dave Bower and friends joined us aboard the Benchmark for an outstanding day of bass fishing aboard the Benchmark out of Highlands NJ. The group ended the day with a limit catch and over 50 fish total. Check out the pic @ www.newjerseysportfishing.com
5/04/08
Captain Nick Neuberg reports:
Ken Ekert and friends did their annual cinco de mayo trip aboard the Benchmark and caught a near limit catch on a 6 hour trip of bass up to 33" on clams. Good fishing and the nice weather we have all been waiting for. May and june striper dates are still available, call 888-552-8862

5/01/08
Captain Nick Neuberg reports:
Saturday May 3rd is Now available aboard the 44' Benchmark if anyone is interested in a 6 or 8hr striper trip. Call Capt. Nick 732-547-5688

4/09/08
Captain Nick Neuberg reports:
The 44' Benchmark will be ready to go in the Highlands by the 15th of April. The 20' Benchmark 2 will be available on or before April 10th for some early season bass and flounder for up to 3 anglers. It should be gettin good soon we had a very mild winter. Come join us. 888-552-TUNA (8862)

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6/14/08
Capt. Darren reports:
The Crew of the Mary Lou was out for the Brett Bailey mako rodeo. With great conditions we set up and had two blue sharks early. At around 10:30 the middle rod went off and the game was on. Half hour battle and we landed a 217 pound mako. Decided to head in early. The fish was not the largest, as this year the tournament had a 402 pound and 301 pounder hit the scales. Congrats to the winner and thanks to Art Dellasalla for running such a top notch tournament for a great cause!!! We will be back out this weekend for the other two shark tournaments.

6/10/08
Capt. Darren reports:
Had our first shark trip of the season with a group from Lancaster PA. We stopped at the Star first thing in the morning and had nothing going. I did not like the water so we made a 6 mile move further SE. The water was a little warmer and cleaner. Finally had the lines go. First shark was about 100lb blue. Hour later we had our second shark on this one was bigger around 200lb blue. Not bad for the first trip, the best part was no Dogfish at all. Will be out this weekend for the Brett Bailey.

6/01/08
Capt. Darren reports:
Had the crew from Pats Tavern on today for a half day trip. We finally settled in on a spot in the bay and had only two stripers and all the blue fish you wanted. The largest Bass was 23lbs and the other went 16lbs. It has been a tuff go for the bass the last few weeks. I hope the fishing turns on.

5/31/08
Capt. Darren reports:
Was out today with Seth Goudie and friends charter for this years allusive Striper. Had a lot of birds in the morning and Bass mixed in, the only trick was trying to get threw the blue fish. We had a ton of blues and 3 stripers. The fish all were caught on plugs on the service. Came in a little early due to the storms in the area.

5/27/08
Capt. Darren reports:
Was back out for another try at the Stripers, but again the fishing just plain stinks up North right now. We fished everywhere from the bay to the rocks. Only found blue fish. Had one shot at fish near the rocks but they would not eat AGAIN. Have had enough for a few days, things need to change.

5/25/08
Capt. Darren reports:
Had Tom Conney charter on board but what a change from the day before. Today we went right back to where we killed the day before, but could only get one to 18 pounder to bite. We could see them on the bottom but we could not get through the blue fish. They were so thick we had one on before we could get the lines all out.

5/24/08
Capt. Darren reports:
Had the George Gibson group out for the best day of the season on the stripers. There crew caught one shy of there limit and dropped twice as many. All fish were between 15 and 25lbs. Great day!

5/23/08
Capt. Darren reports:
Today Capt. Darren took the day to fish with his father Jeff and 7 year old son Tyler. Well conditions were not that great for the crew on board and we made a quick drop on one spot and caught a nice 20lb Striper and then the little guy on board had enough of the rock and rolling and we called it a day after only 45 minutes of fishing.

5/22/08
Capt. Darren reports:
Had a group of guys from Cedar Grove P.D. onboard for another shot at Stripers. Today we caught a few nice fish on the troll. We also had some blue fish mixed in. The largest fish of the day was 20lbs. Not bad considering the way bass fishing has been.

5/21/08
Capt. Darren reports:
Had the boys from Eastern Concrete out again, but this trip was not one of there better ones. We had blues blues and more blues but no Striper. Not sure where they are hiding but we have to keep going till we get it right.

5/18/08
Capt. Darren reports:
Back out for the last day of three in a row with A&C Kitchen and Bath. Today was worse then the day before. We tried several drops but the fish would not eat. Made one last move and went on the troll and found the fish but only managed to get one big one to bite. The fish went 22lbs and kind of eased the pain. Had three days of fishing with really good guys. Thanks to Nick on the Benchmark for setting this up.

5/17/08
Capt. Darren reports:
The Mary Lou was out with the group from A&C Kitchen and Baths for a second day of Striped Bass fishing. Today was not are day as we fished the same area as the day before but never could get the fish going. Other boats around had some fish and were fishing right next to us. Back out again in the morning with another group from A&C. We ended the day with only 3 keepers and a few blues.

5/16/08
Capt. Darren reports:
The Mary Lou was out with the group from A&C Kitchen and Baths for some Striped Bass fishing. Made one drop of the hook and picked away for the 6 hour trip. At the end we had 7 keepers and released a few shorts. Had a few blue fish but nothing out of control.

5/14/08
Capt. Darren reports:
The Mary Lou Crew now has an opening on Friday May 23rd. The stripe bass fishing is getting better every day, so give us a call to take advantage of this open date during prime striper fishing 973-809-9736 or www.maryloucrew.com

5/08/08
Capt. Darren reports:
The Mary Lou Crew just had a Saturday May 24th become available. It will not last and anyone interested reach out for us. 973-809-9736 or www.maryloucrew.com

5/04/08
Capt. Darren reports:
Had Mike Gates from Rockaway NJ back out with his boss Mitch, his regular and friends. This trip the weather man cooperated and despite morning thick fog the group had a great day of Striper fishing. They had there limit and added three bonus fish and a few bluefish. They also released several shorts and we lost another four nice stripers! Great weather and a great bunch of guys.

5/03/08
Capt. Darren reports:
We were back out again this time with only three onboard. The weather was nasty with an East wind around 20 knots. The Jeff charter from PA stuck it our and ended with 4 keepers, which turned out to be a real good catch from the talk around the dock and on the radio. They also had several bluefish to add to the cooler.

5/02/08
Capt. Darren reports:
Had our first trip of the year with Mike Gates and party from Rockaway, NJ. The day started out slow with only two fish in the box. But during the change of tide and a short move we managed to put a nice catch together in less then ideal conditions. At the end of the day we had nine stripers in the box and a number of bluefish.

The Mary Lou Crew is back in the water. We will be docked at Sandy Hook Bay Marina for the month of May and then moving to Hoffmans Marina in Brielle from June to November. Give us a call to get in on the hot striper fishing this season at 973-809-9736 or visit the website at www.maryloucrew.com
Thanks Captain Darren

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6/21-22/08
Capt. Tom reports:
The Fintastic Crew of Captain’s Tom Kelly, Bruno Giuliari and Richie Andrews had the Eddie Hibbert charter on board for the two days of the Mako Mania Shark Tournament. Saturday: On Saturday we fished in the east side of the Triple Wrecks. We had no idea what was in store for us. We started our drift in 220’ of water and 69◦ water temp with good bait readings and closest boat was 3 miles away. At 10:30 am a huge splash occurred at the 30’ balloon. We only saw a massive shark tail disappear into the water. Richie at that point takes the pitch bait and feeds it back into the slick. He is instantly hooked up on a Penn 50SW with 21# of drag and 80# mono, the shark dumped nearly half the spool before we cleared the lines and began backing down on this monster. The rod was past to every charter member multiple times including the crew. This fish would just not come up. After two hours of pulling, backing down and spinning on this fish it finally came up. We grabbed the leader and couldn’t budge the fish any closer to the boat before it made another run. We had this fish up about nine times and could not get a good look at it. The size of this fish was unbelievable it had to weigh well over 1,000#. About 3pm we decided to try something else to break the stalemate. We realized that if this was a mako we wouldn’t have enough time to boat the fish and make the tournament’s 7pm weigh in, at this point we were 62 miles from Pt Pleasant, so forget the tournament rules. The plan was to swap the fish to a larger rod and reel. We had a Penn 70vs rigged with 200# spectra and 130# mono top shot which we attached a snap swivel to. The next time we were able to grab the leader we attached the snap swivel to the leader and cut the Penn 50 free from the fish. At this point we were able to apply 33# of drag to the fish and fight the fish from a swivel rod holder, similar to how we fish for giants in NC. The battle lasted for another 2 ½ hours we put as much pressure as we could and finally at 5:30 pm the line parted and that was it. The battle lasted for 7 hours; we end up over six miles from original location and pulled into our slip at 9:30pm. We couldn’t be a 100 % on the identification of this shark but the tail shape leads us to believe it was either a Great White or a monster mako. We could never get good look at its head, it was always angled down. Sunday: On Sunday we fished the Northeast end of the Glory Hole. We setup in 200’ of crystal blue 69◦ water. There were whales on the surface and solid bait readings at 100’. At 9:30 the 30’ rod goes off and were hooked up to a 90 - 100# Mako, which was released after a short fight. We caught 2 additional Mako’s which were under the tournaments’ qualifying size of 66”. The weather was a little sporty by noon but by 4pm the wind dropped out and we had good ride home. In the 2 days of Mako Mania we fought a monster shark for 7 hours and caught 3 Mako’s not a bad weekend, if this sounds like fun, call us for dates and availability. Capt. Tom www.fintasticcharters.com

6/15/08
Capt. Tom reports:
Captains Tom Kelly and Richie Andrews gave the Bob Ott charter from Pt Pleasant, NJ a Father’s Day trip to remember, on the FINTASTIC. They started the morning snagging bunker outside of Manasquan inlet after filling the live well, they made their way north. An hour went by before they caught their first fish and then another as the sun rose the bass really turned on. The 12 person charter at one point had 8 fish on at once. The bass hit live bunker, heads, tails you name it. They landed over 25 bass and kept 17 for the table. Two fish weighed in at Clarks Landing came in at 38 and 44½ # the largest this year on the Fintastic.

6/14/08
Capt. Tom reports:
Captains Bruno Giuliari and Tom Kelly had the Matt Detlet charter on the FINTASTIC for the Brett Bailey Mako Rodeo. We setup 55 miles to the southeast of Manasquan in clean 69 degree water, good bait readings, good drift and only 3 other boats in the area. With the table set we had high hopes for Mr. Mako, but we proceeded to catch and release 8 big blue sharks and a few bluefish which kept Matt and his friends quite busy. We’ll try again this weekend we’ll be fishing both days of Mako Mania. __________________ Captain Tom & The Fintastic Crew http://www.fintasticcharters.com (732)614-4181

6/12/08
Capt. Tom reports:
Captains Tom Kelly and Tom Savastano had the Stan Olszak charter on the FINTASTIC for and afternoon striper trip. Before heading back to Manasquan from the Highlands Captain Kelly threw his net and loaded the live well with bunker. We worked our way down to Asbury where the fish finder lit up with readings. We put her on the drift and had non stop action with Stripers from 18 to 30#. Stan an avid surf fisherman couldn’t believe this type of fishing.

6/11/08
Capt. Tom reports:
Captains Tom Kelly and Joe Patsco took the Marty Aberelle charter on the Fintastic for a late afternoon bass trip. Anchoring in 25' of water the trip started with a good blue fish bite and as the sun went down the bass really turned on. They end up chunking over 30 bass ranging from 20 - 27 # with the largest fish weighing 33#. They kept 18 bass table and released the rest to fight another day. The Fintastic is moving from the Highlands to Point Pleasant today and has some open date availble. We will be sailing from Clarks Landing Marina in Point Pleasant until December and then off to Morehead City, NC. This weekend we will be fishing the Bret Bailey Mako Redeo shark tournament and then back to Bass fishing on Sunday. __________________ Captain Tom & The Fintastic Crew http://www.fintasticcharters.com (732)614-4181

5/10/08
Capt. Tom reports:
we had 10 anglers from the Murrary party from South Carolina out for a day of clamming at the hook. we kept 17 plus a few blues and relaease numerous shorts.

5/03/08
Capt. Tom reports:
The charter boat Fintastic will be sailing out of Sandy Hook Bay Marina from May 1 -June 15 chasing striped bass two trips daily. we plan to offer afternoon open trips from 3-8Pm for bass. please contact us via our website www.fintasticharters.com

4/21/08
Capt. Tom reports:
The fintastic will be sailing from Sandy Hook bay marina, Highlands NJ from 5/1 to 6/15. we will be chartering in am (6-2Pm and will sail open on the 3-8PM trips please see our website, www.fintasticharters.com for info and contact information capts tom savastano and Tom Kelly

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6/11/08
Capt. Tom reports:
first shark trip of the season,ran down south. water was a bit green and temp was between 66-68 .we had 4 large blue sharks with 2 over 200lbs.no mako's this time but we'll try again next wednesday.

5/04/08
Capt. Tom reports:
despite the east wind and 4-7' sea's the fishing was excellant.Fred and the guy's boated their limit of stripers up to 34" along with 4 short 27" throwback bass.the guy's also had a wild time boating more than 50 bluefish up to 10lbs with numerous bite off's due to mono leaders.an excellent time was had by all even though the weather and condition's were less than favorable.

5/03/08
Capt. Tom reports:
Had Fred Gack and friends out in the sloppy conditions but the fishing was good. Loads of 3-7 lb blues with a few bass mixed in provided the entertainment in the morning. Our last drop in the afternoon was all bass and the guys quickly limited out with fish to 32". Now's the time, call 609-668-5877 to book your striper charter.

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06/23-26/08 Adam LaRosa reports: Canyon Runner June Canyon Fishing Summary – 191 Yellowfin in 10 Trips -Hopefully the nice fishing holds up!!! We were busy fishing Monday thru Thursday last week plus getting the new Ritchie Howell tuned in so I’ve neglected the reports but here they all are – the good and the bad – luckily there weren’t really any bad ones. 48' Canyon Runner – June 23-24 21 Yellowfin (20 between 40 and 80 pounds) Capts. Phil Dulanie and DeCabia got back to the dock with the 48' Canyon Runner on Monday/Tuesday and were once again loaded with yellowfin. The Alan Hartman charter took off from Pt. Pleasant Monday morning and got on the troll in the Spencer around 2pm. By 6pm they had not had a touch. Capt. DeBlasio on the 60' Ritchie was on the phone with a boat in the Wilmington who had a handful of nicer yellowfin so they both picked up and ran 12 miles down the bank to the Wilmington. As soon as they got there Phil had 3 shots of nicer fish and put 8 in the boat before dark. The action was on all on Canyon Runner rainbow squid bars and tuna clones. The night saw a 700# tiger fought to the boat and released. In the morning they quickly got back into fish and pulled another 7 nice ones out of there and released 5 more 30-40 pounders and 1 short. In total they had 21 yellowfin with 20 from 40-85 pounds and 12 of them all right around 70-80. 48’ Canyon Runner – June 25 (16 Yellowfin with all of them 35-70 pounds) Capt. Mark DeBlasio and Peter Doran took out the Jim Kelly charter on the 48 Canyon Runner on Wednesday for a day troll and we decided to leave the Wilmington Canyon aside for now as 105 mile runs are not in the cards if we think we can catch closer - and boy were we right. They started trolling 5 miles inside the tip of the Toms Canyon to begin our search in new territory and then they worked down the edge to the south Toms reaching it by 9am where they had their first couple shots at fish putting 6 in the boat. They worked that area for awhile with the 60' Ritchie and did not get another bite so they moved back north and got a few more bites on the east side ending up with 14 in the boat. At 2pm they headed towards home and picked two more fish at the tip finishing up the trip with 16 yellowfin and all over 35 pounds. These fish are unbelievably big fish. It looked like a late fall chunking trip when we lined them up on the dock. 14 of the 16 tuna were 45-70 pounds and the small ones were 35 pounds and were released. The Canyon Runner spreader bars ruled the day today as Capt. Mark ran 5 of them and almost all the bites were on the bars. Our Canyon Runner squid spreader bars and mini-green machines bars performed the best. 60’ Ritchie Howell Canyon Runner – June 25 (6 Yellowfin 30-50 pounds) Capt. Phil Dulanie and Capt. Mark DeCabia got their first shot on the new 60 Ritchie Howell Canyon Runner with the Pat Cuozzo and Jay Garvey charter on Wednesday. With a one day troll scheduled we decided to keep her a little closer to the inlet today and ran up to the Toms Canyon based on what we have been seeing going on with that eddy just offshore. Capt. Phil was going to work offshore the edge and Capt. Mark on the 48 Canyon Runner was going to work the bank. The bank held the fish and by the time they got back in on it the first bite of the day was over. They got their first yellowfin at noon and it was not until 3:15 when they decided to give it 5 more minutes that their luck changed. At 3:18 they got covered up and bailed out with 5 more yellowfin and 6 total for the day - all the yellowfin were nice 30-50 pound fish. Canyon Runner Squid Bars, Sevenstrand Tuna Clones and ballyhoo caught the fish. 60' Ritchie Howell Canyon Runner - June 26 (10 Yellowfin – 50-60 pounds) Capt. Phil Dulanie and Capt. Mark DeCabia took out the Carl Bloomfield charter on Thursday June 26 and ran right back to the Toms Canyon area. They set up on the troll at the tip and worked the east wall all day picking a few fish but not getting into any good bite. They were sitting on 3 fish right up until 2pm when they were covered up with 8 nice 40-70 pound yellowfin screaming drag. They ended up putting 7 in the boat to end the day with another double digit catch of big yellowfin. The caught most of the fish today on ballyhoo with moldcraft little hookers and ilander lures. Capt. Phil tried trolling a little faster today and that is when the 7 bagger came in – at an almost 8 knot troll. 48’ Canyon Runner – June 26 (4 Yellowfin) Capt. Mark DeBlasio was running the 48' Viking again on Thursday and took the 2nd half of the Carl Bloomfield charter out to the Toms Canyon. They worked hard all day trolling both walls, the tip the deep down to South Toms and back into the Toms Canyon proper with only 1 fish to show. Capt. Mark decided to stay late for this one day troll trip and at 4pm ended up with a few more bites putting 3 more yellowfin in the boat. The charter was thrilled with the extra effort and the 4 nice yellowfin and they headed home ahead of the bad weather forecast. Unfortunately we then sat at the dock canceling charter after charter from Friday thru Monday due to terrible forecasts that ended up being wrong. The one forecast that we should have listened to that was right was Capt. Len Belcaro’s at www.offshoresatelliteservices.com. It was dead on correct the entire weekend. Looks like with will start again on Tuesday or Wednesday and fish right thru the weekend with some luck. We will be getting a bunch of pictures up on line at www.canyonrunner.com and I will post here as well once they are up.

06/21-22/08 Adam LaRosa reports: Captain Phil Dulanie and Mark DeCabia had out the Dr. John Bednar charter Saturday to Sunday on the 48’ Canyon Runner and ran right to the Spencer canyon area Saturday morning and put her on the troll by 1pm. The fish started to turn on by 2pm and by night fall they had 14 tuna to the boat keeping 8 between 40-70 pounds and releasing the rest. The fish were taken on Canyon Runner Green Machine Bars and Squid Bars and Sevenstrand tuna clones. During the night bite they anchored up and put a 100 pound mako in the boat and released a second one that was around 130. Up on the troll in the morning they picked another 15 yellowfin putting 8 more good ones in the boat again all around 40-60 pounds releasing the rest ending up the trip with 31 yellowfin with 16 between 40-70 pounds. There are pics from the trip at www.canyonrunner.com!

06/21-22/08 Adam LaRosa reports: The crew of the Canyon Runner took out the new 60' Ritchie Howell for her madien voyage with the Paul Pedretti charter Saturday to Sunday (she arrived at 1am Friday morning). We started off the extended overnighter by competing in the two major shark tournaments running out of Manasquan this weekend. We set up at the triple wrecks and right on schedule (as predicted by Capt. DeBlasio) we had our mako bite - a small one but nice enough to put in the boat for the first fish to hit the deck of the Ritchie Howell. With one mako in the boat our day was over and we ran down south towards the Lindenchol/Spencer area and meet up with Capt. Phil on the 48' Canyon Runner and joined him in a nice pick of fish. From 5:30pm until 9pm we had 14 yellowfin but only got 4 nice ones out of the pick with those fish from 30-60 pounds. We set up a night for sharks and added a dusky. Up on the troll in the morning we pulled another 7 yellowfin with 2 more nice 65 pounders. The fish we eating close to the boat and favored Canyon Runner Green Machine bars and Sevenstrand tuna clones in 450 to 550 feet of 72 degree water. It took us sometime to find the sweat spot on the troll but the new boat but with over 30 bites and 21 tuna to the boat on her first trip I guess we are starting to figure her out. Both boats are fishing all week so will get more reports up here.

06/17/08 Adam LaRosa reports: Capt. Phil Dulanie took a couple of the Northstar engineers plus the editor of Boating Magazine out on the 48’ Viking today. The goal was to use state-of-the-art sounder equipment that Northstar is coming out with in the near future to take images of the German U-Boat sitting 50+ miles to the southeast of Manasquan. The trip will be well documented by the folks at Boating Magazine and we were happy to have them on board today. The technology is outstanding and I can’t wait to get it on our vessel. Really can’t say more than that at this time but keep an eye out for new sounder equipment from these guys. Today also marked the last time the 48’ will be going out the inlet for anything besides the canyon as its destination. Starting Thursday we will be running canyon trips everyday until November 1 starting with overnighters Thursday/Friday, Saturday/Sunday, Monday/Tuesday and then a few day trolls in a row before finishing up June with a couple more overnighters. As such, we hope to get a bunch of reports on line with hopefully a bunch of good info for you folks to work off of. That being said with the bass fishing so strong right now we’ve decided to start using our 32’ Regulator for bass trips at a significant reduced cost of our regular bass trip so please email if you are interested.

06/13-16/08 Adam LaRosa reports: Phil Dulanie and Capt. Mark DeCabia had the Damien Romeo charter down at the South Jersey Shark Tournament this past weekend. The crew enjoyed some great shark fishing and more importantly a great time participating in the tournament. This tournament was once again put on with class and professionalism by the folks at South Jersey and we can’t wait to get back again for the Tuna Tournament. On Friday, the Canyon Runner ran 45 miles due east setting up in beautiful blue/green but crystal clear water. It did not take long until the first bite and the first mako of the year for us. The day saw 3 makos to 130 pounds come to the boat plus 4 brown sharks. The hot bait of the day were skipjack fillets down 10 feet but a good deal away from the boat. On Saturday, I came down to join the boys and shut the fishing right down. We went back to the same numbers and the water still look good but the fishing was not nearly as exciting. It took until 1pm to get a bite and it turned out to be a 100 pound dusky. Nothing else touched the baits the rest of the day. Congratulations to all the winners. Capt. Phil and mate Ryan DiBaggio ran home Saturday night after dropping off the charter in Cape May and made it to Manasquan at 11pm. A quick clean-up, long nap, and they were back out on the Striper grounds with the Dan Cranine charter at 5am. They had bunker right in front of Manasquan Inlet, loaded the bait boxes and ran up the beach towards deal. Live and fresh dead bunker produced 9 bass from 20 to 37 pounds. On Monday, Capt. Dulanie and mate Peter Doran had the John Manerafina charter out and again found the bait right in front of the inlet. Quickly loading the bait boxes they were up on grounds by 7am and in on action all day. They finished up with 17 bass with the smallest around 18 pounds and most over 25 with fish up to 35 pounds.

05/23/08 Adam LaRosa reports: Well I finally got a chance to fish our new 32’ Regulator and all I can say is I was very impressed. I left the dock at 5am on Friday, May 24 with Ken Avon and Mike Zajac in a stiff Northwest wind blowing 15-20 with gusts to 25. We had sea bass for dinner on our minds so despite considering staying close to shore and striper fish we headed south about 14 miles to look for some pieces about 6 miles off the beach. At 38knots in a following sea it was an amazingly quick ride and gave us time to look around a bunch and drop in on a few pieces without killing too much time. We did not find what we wanted so we made the call to run back north and despite the gust to 25 knots and 2-4 foot chop we ran 32 knots thru it and she rode better than our 48’ Viking – I was shocked. Finally locating a better concentration of fish the three of us picked away with a limit of 75 sea bass to 3 pounds to show for it and releasing another 100. We also added a 24” cod. Everyting was caught in 55 feet of water on clams.

05/22/08 Adam LaRosa reports: Capt. Phil Dulanie has been busy with both charters and pre-season prep for the canyon season on the 48’ but hopefully it can be just fishing going forward. He did get trips in Thursday and Friday last week for the Rich Alverado charter on Thursday and the Ed Kazar charter on Friday. Thursday trip was one to forget. Having nailed 20 stripers the day before to the north we unfortunately chased reports in the morning and headed south off of Sea Side. Trolling all day on readings produced not a touch for the bass and only a couple bluefish for a disappointed charter. But Rich will be back this week so hopefully we can redeem ourselves. On Friday Capt. Phil headed back up to the north and found the bass again on the Shrewsbury Rocks. He looked for bunker on his way up not finding too much to fish on so he dropped the rigs in and immediately has fish. White and chartreuse shad were the hot lure of the day trolled on wire and they finished the day with 9 bass.

05/21/08 Adam LaRosa reports: Captain Phil Dulanie and mates Peter Doran and Ryan Dibagio had out the Joe Miller charter for Wednesday for our first bass trip of the season. After a long winter putting up posts of boat shows, seminars, and building boats I am happy to start with our reports. The same can be said for Capt. Dulanie as he was all smiles as he broke Manasquant Inlet and headed north on the 48' Canyon Runner looking for bunker and hopefully bass under them. Unfortunately nothing showed up and they ended up on the troll at the Shrewsbury Rocks. They picked away all day on shad rigs putting a total of 20 bass in the boat with 9 keepers. They also had a few blues. More importantly we were back on the water for what will hope to be another great season.

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BOOK NOW !! (FALL) STRIPED BASS OCT.//NOV.//DEC.

WE COME IN WHEN TRIP CATCHES LIMITS PLUS BONUS BASS IN N.J. WATERS, WE DONT CATCH AND RELEASE BECAUSE A GOOD AMOUNT OF THE RELEASED BASS ARE NOT GOING TO LIVE. I HAVE SEEN MANY YEARS OF NO BASS, DONT WANT TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THIS GIFT.

ASOF 6/29 IT HAS BEEN A MIX OF BLUEFISH AND FLUKE , BLUEFISH JIGING HAS BEEN VERY GOOD AND FLUKE FISHING SHOWS A LOT OF ACTION WITH SHORTS AND KEEPERS TO 5 ½ LBS.FOR THE FOLLOWING PARTYS, DAVE KURTZ AND FRIENDS, DAVID DONNALLY AND FRIENDS, ROCCO CAMPANELLA AND GROUP AND ED HORCHEN AND FRIENDS.
6/27 HAD OUT BOB HIGHT AND GROUP FOR A GOOD MORNING OF BASS FISHING, CAUGHT 10 KEEPERS TO 20 LB. THE P.M. TRIP WITH BUD USINOWICZ AND FRIENDS ONLY FOUND A PICK OF BASS.
6/26 P.M. HAD OUT ED SOT AND GROUP WHO SAW GOOD BASS FISHING, CAUGHT 7 KEEPERS ALL WEIGHING IN THE TEENS.
6/26 A.M. HAD OUT JOE SIRVENT AND FAMILY FOR A LIMIT CATCH OF STRIPED BASS, ALL BASS IN THE TEENS UP TO 21 LB.
6/25 A.M. HAD OUT THE JOE DIDARIO FAMILY FOR A MORN. OF JIGING BLUES THEN FLUKING.
6/25 P.M. IT LOOKS LIKE A NEW BATCH OF STRIPED BASS MOVED IN, HAD OUT HANK KOCHEN AND FRIENDS, CAUGHT 7 BASS TO 22 LBS.
6/24 A.M. HAD OUT PAUL FROM RZ SUPPLY CO. JIGED ALL THE BLUEFISH THEY WANTED, ALONG WITH SHORT FLUKE.
6/24 P.M. THE GROUP FROM GRAINGER FOUND ALL THE SHORT FLUKE YOU COULD CATCH ALONG WITH A COUPLE OF KEEPERS.
6/23 A.M. HAD OUT DAVID SEUGLING AND GROUP FOR A GREAT MORNING OF JIGING BLUEFISH KEPT 60 AND RELEASED A BUNCH, ALONG WITH SHORT FLUKE.
6/23 P.M. JOE ROSS AND GROUP HAD THE SAME ACTION AS THE MORNING TRIP.
6/22 A.M. SAME OLD STORY FOR GROUP FROM BEDROCK CAUGHT A TON OF FLUKE WITH A COUPLE OF KEEPERS.
6/22 P.M. SAW A MIX OF BASS, BLUEFISH AND A LOT OF SHORT FLUKE WITH A COUPLE OF KEEPERS
6/21 A.M. HAD OUT KEVIN CONNERS AND FRIENDS, CAUGHT A LOT OF FLUKE WITH 3 KEEPERS.
6/21 P.M. HAD OUT MIKE FLORIE AND FRIENDS CAUGHT A MIX OF BASS, BLUEFISH AND SOME KEEPER FLUKE.
6/20 A.M. HAD OUT JEFF FILITOWSKI AND FRIENDS FOR A WILD MORNING OF BASS AND BLUEFISHING CAUGHT 3 KEEPER BASS TO 25 LB. ALONG WITH BIG BLUEFISH TO 14 LB. ON THE ROCKS.
6/20 P.M. GROUP FROM BRAD PAK SAW A LOT OF ACTION WITH FLUKE CAUGHT 7 KEEPERS ALONG WITH A TON OF SHORTS.
6/20 NIGHT OWL WITH BILL COATS SAW ACTION WITH BLUEFISH, 15 BASS WITH 2 KEEPERS, ALONG WITH FLUKE TO 25”.
6/19 A.M. SAW A COUPLE OF KEEPER BASS ALONG WITH BLUEFISH AND SHORT FLUKE.
6/19 P.M. HAD OUT REGGIE BLACKMAN AND FRIENDS WHO CHUNKED BLUEFISH ON THE KNOLE.
6/18 A.M. TRIP SAW A COUPLE OF KEEPER BASS AND A PICK OF BLUEFISH FOR MICHAEL WIDMER AND FRIENDS.
6/18 P.M. SAW A LOAD OF SHORT FLUKE FOR DAWN BRACY AND FRIENDS.
6/16 A.M. & 6/17 A.M. & P.M. ALL THREE TRIPS HAD A MIX OF BASS, BIG BLUES AND FLUKE. BRIAN HEWITT AND FRIENDS, AL SPINOZZI AND FRIENDS, AND GROUP FROM SWIFT ELECTRICAL SUPPLY CO.
6/15 HAD OUT TOM QUIGLEY AND GROUP FOR THER ANNUAL FATHERS DAY FLUKE TRIP, CAUGHT A TON OF FLUKE WITH 4 KEEPERS.
6/14 A.M. HAD OUT SCOTT BRANEY AND FRIENDS, SAW ACTION WITH BLUEFISH AND SHORT FLUKE.
6/14 P.M. HAD OUT TIM SCHAFFER ALONG WITH 12 KIDS WHO SAW SOME BLUEFISH ACTION, AND A LOT OF FLUKE WITH 2 KEEPERS.
6/13 NIGHT OWL TRIP SAW OVER 25 BASS CAUGHT BUT ONLY 1 KEEPER FOR FRANK OLMA AND GROUP.
6/13 P.M. HAD OUT HANK KOCHEN AND FRIENDS FOR A MIX OF BASS, BLUES AND FLUKE
6/12 A.M. HAD OUT FRED BALBO AND FRIENDS FOR A GOOD MORNING OF FISHING, CAUGHT ALL THE BLUEFISH THEY WANTED ALONG WIT A TON OF SHORT FLUKE.
6/12 P.M. HAD OUT JACK ARHIBALD AND FRIENDS, CHUNKED 7 KEEPER BASS ALONG WITH BIG BLUES.
6/11 A.M. HAD OUT TOM HABE AND FRIENDS FOR ANOTHER MORNING OF NON STOP CHUNKING FOR BIG BLUES.
6/10 A.M. HAD OUT STEVE SURHOFF AND FRIENDS, CHUNKED AL THE BIG BLUES THEY WANTED.
6/10 P.M. HAD OUT RAY SARINELLI AND FRIENDS, HAD NON STOP CHUNKING FOR BIG BLUEFISH, ALSO CAUGHT 2 KEEPER FLUKE ON CHUNKS
6/9 P.M. HAD OUT ART ASCOLI AND GROUP FOR A AFTERNOON OF FLUKE FISHING, CAUGHT 77 SHORTS NO KEEPERS.
6/9 A.M. HAD OUT WALTER O’NEILL FOR A GOOD MORNING OF CHUNKING BLUEFISH.
6/8 A.M. HAD OUT FERNANDO BARDALES AND GROUP FOUND 1 KEEPER BASS AND A LOAD OF SHORT FLUKE WITH A COUPLE OF KEEPERS.
6/8 P.M. HAD OUT MARRY HARRIES AND FRIENDS FOR ANOTHER LOAD OF SHORT FLUKE.
6/7 NIGHT OWL TRIP WITH JOHN BATZ AND FRIENDS SAW A PICK OF BASS.
6/7 HAD OUT BOB ENG AND GROUP THEY JIGED ALL THE BLUE FISH THEY WANTED INTO THE TRIPLE DIDGITS. THE SAME FOR THE P.M. TRIP WITH CHRIS WOROSILA AND GROUP.
6/6 SAW TOUGH FISHING FOR A.M. THE STEVE HELM GROUP AND P.M. J. C. ELECTRIC.
6/5 A.M. HAD OUT JOHN URLAND AND GROUP , CAUGHT ALL THE BLUEFISH THEY WANTED THEN CAUGHT 5 KEEPER FLUKE AND SHORTS.
6/5 P.M.HAD OUT JOHN RYAN AND FRIENDS, CAUGHT A LOAD OF SHORT FLUKE WITH 6 KEEPERS ALONG WITH BLUES.
6/4 P.M. HAD OUT GROUP FROM DAMIN SALES INC. JUST HAD A PICK OF KEEPER BASS.
6/3 A.M.HAD OUT BILL COWAN AND FRIENDS, CAUGHT BLUES TO 10 LBS. ALONG WITH A BASS.
6/3 P.M. HAD OUT PETE ZIEMBA AND FRIENDS, KEPT 12 BLUES AND RELEASED A BUNCH, THEN CAUGHT 12 FLUKE WITH 2 KEEPERS.
6/2 A.M. AND P.M. TRIPS JUST SAW A PICK OF BLUES AND 1 BASS FOR THE A.M. TRIP WITH TOM SKRNICH AND FRIENDS, P.M. HAD OUT BILL KNOX.
6/1 A.M. HAD OUT DAVID COLUCCO AND FRIENDS FOR A PICK OF BLUES AND 2 KEEPER BASS.
6/1 P.M. HAD OUT GENE MC COY AND FRIENDS FOR A GOOD PICK OF BLUES.
6/1 NIGHT OWL SAW GREAT BASS WORMING FOR DR. ED BARBARY AND FRIENDS, CAUGHT 26 BASS WITH 15 KEEPERS.
5/31 A.M. SAW BASS ALL OVER THE TOP OF THE WATER FOR SCOTT BRANCY AND GROUP, CAUGHT OVER 24 BASS WITH 12 KEEPERS ALONG WITH BLUE FISH.
5/30 A.M. HAD OUT MARTY TAGGART AND FRIENDS, HAD A GOOD MORNING CHUNKING BLUES WITH BASS MIXED IN.
5/29 A.M. & P.M. HAD OUT ART SCIALLA AND FRIENDS, P.M. HAD OUT GROUP FROM WOODBRIDGE MALL BOTH TRIPS SAW A LOT OF ACTION USING BUNKER CHUNKS, LOADS OF BLUES AND SOME KEEPER BASS MIXED IN.
5/28 A.M. HAD OUT BILL BROGAN AND FRIENDS CAUGHT 40 BLUES 5 TO 9 LBS. AND A KEEPER BASS.
5/28 P.M. A GOOD AFTERNOON CHUNKING BLUES FOR MIKE SORIANO AND FRIENDS.
5/27 A.M. HAD OUT BOB ATANASEWICK COULD HAVE HAD ALL THE BLUEFISH THEY WANTED, BUT TRIED FOR BASS.
5/27 P.M. HAD OUT SCOTT GALLION AND FRIENDS DID GOOD JIGING BLUES.
AS OF 5/25 BASS FISHING HAS TAILED OFF, GOOD THING WE HAVE A LOT OF BLUEFISH FOR A LOT OF ACTION. I DO EXPECT THE BASS TO SHOW AGAIN ANY DAY. 5/25 A.M. AND P.M. HAD GOOD JIGING FOR BLUEFISH, HAD OUT FRED GEBHARDT AND GROUP CAUGHT OVER 100 BLUES AND 1 BASS. P.M. THE RON SIMPSON GROUP HAD THE SAME ACTION AS THE MORNING TRIP.
5/24 HAD OUT GROUP FROM JIM CURLEY PONTIAC, CAUGHT 5 BASS WITH 4 KEEPERS AND A LOAD OF BLUEFISH.
5/23 HAD OUT BOB HIGHT AND FRIENDS, CAUGHT ALL THE BLUEFISH THEY WANTED ALONG WITH A KEEPER BASS. P.M. HAD OUT JIM WEINBRECHT AND GROUP FOR A AFTERNOON OF NONE STOP JIGING BLUES.
5/21 A.M. HAD OUT ROCCO CAMPANELLA AND GROUP JIGED ALL THE BLUEFISH THEY WANTED AND ADDED A COUPLE OF KEEPER BASS TO THE CATCH. P.M. TRIP WITH ED SANTORO AND FRIENDS HAD NON STOP JIGING BLUEFISH.
5/20 A.M. & P.M. TRIPS WERE THE SAME CAUGHT ALL THE 4 TO 10 LB. BLUEFISH THEY WANTED THE MORNING TRIP ADDED 3 KEEPER BASS. A.M. TRIP STEVE SURHOFF AND FRIENDS, P.M. TRIP MARK WHITMAN AND GROUP FROM GRAINGER.

5/19 SAW THE JOHN WOOLEVER GROUP CATCH ALL THE 6 TO 10 LB. BLUEFISH THEY WANTED, KEPT 57 RELEASED A BUNCH.
5/18 A.M. TRIP WITH KIRK YOUNG AND FRIENDS SAW JUST A PICK OF BASS AND BLUES.
5/17 NIGHT OWL TRIP WITH MICHAEL KING AND FRIENDS WAS A GOOD ONE CAUGHT 13 BASS WITH 9 KEEPERS ALONG WITH BLUE FISH.

FROM 5/16 TO 5/17 BASS FISHING DROPED TO A PICK FOR DAVE SHEVOKIS AND FRIENDS, ROCCO CAMPANELLA AND GROUP, AND MIKE FLORIE AND FRIENDS.

5/15 A.M. TRIP WITH JOHN URLAND AND GROUP SAW GREAT BASS FISHING, ALL CAUGHT LIMITS 24 KEEPERS TO 24 LBS. ALONG WITH SOME SHORTS AND BLUEFISH CAME IN EARLY. THE P.M. TRIP WITH JOHN MOONEY AND FRIENDS JUST SAW 6 KEEPER BASS.

5/14 P.M. TRIP WITH PETER GERMINARIO AND FRIENDS SAW ANOTHER GOOD AFTERNOON OF BASS FISHING CAUGHT 26 BASS WITH 13 KEEPERS ALONG WITH BLUEFISH.

5/14 A.M. HAD OUT FRANK MARRA AND GROUP FOR A LIMIT CATCH OF BASS, ALONG WITH BLUEFISH AND RELEASED KEEPERS BACK AT THE DOCK EARLY.

5/13 A.M. HAD OUT ROSS LESOINE AND FRIENDS FOR A GOOD MORNING OF BASS FISHING, CAUGHT 24 BASS WITH 12 KEEPERS. P.M. ANOTHER GOOD BASS TRIP FOR RAY SARINELLI AND FAMILY, CAUGHT 13 KEEPERS ALONG WITH SHORTS.

5/10 RAN OUR FIRST NIGHT OWL TRIP WITH BOB PLATH AND FRIENDS, IT WAS GOOD FISHING CAUGHT 17 BASS WITH 13 KEEPERS.

BASS FISHING TURNED RED HOT AFTER THE NORTH EAST BLOW .
5/10 A.M. HAD OUT JUSTIN SAUL AND GROUP FOR A GREAT MORNING OF BASS FISHING, CAUGHT OVER 35 BASS WITH 16 KEEPERSALONG WITH BLUEFISH, P.M. TRIP SAW A LIMIT CATCH OF BASS FOR THE TERRY TALCOTT PARTY.

5/8 A.M. AND P.M. TRIPS FOUND JUST A PICK OF BASS AND BLUES, A.M. HAROLD VANSETTER AND FRIENDS, P.M. TONY CICCONE AND GROUP.

AS OF 5/7 BASS FISHING HAS BEEN UP AND DOWN, 5/6 A.M. HAD OUT GROUP FROM FELDMAN BROTHERS, CAUGHT 12 BASS WITH 8 KEEEPERS. P.M. HAD OUT TINY GOLDMAN AND FRIENDS, HAD A PICK OF BASS AND BLUES. SAME FISHING FOR THE 5/7 A.M. AND P.M. TRIPS FOR MONTAUK MIKE AND FRIENDS. P.M. BOB CALIVERA AND FRIENDS

5/5 SAW THE CHRIS RUSSO GROUP WITH A GOOD PICK OF BASS, CAUGHT 11 BASS WITH 9 KEEPERS ALONG WITH BLUEFISH. 5/4 A.M. WAS TERRIBLE BASS FISHING FOR BRIAN HEWITT AND FRIENDS, JUST A PICK OF BLUEFISH. BUT FOR THE AFTERNOON TRIP WITH MERIK AND GROUP WAS TOTTALY DIFFERENT, CAUGHT 24 BASS WITH 12 KEEPERS ALONG WITH BLUEFISH.

WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY MAKES 5/3 A.M. HAD OUT KEITH PRICE AND FRIENDS, HAD A GOOD MORNING OF BASS FISHING CAUGHT 30 BASS WITH 13 KEEPERS ALONG WITH BLUEFISH. P.M. HAD OUT RALPH MANUBAG AND FRIENDS, ALSO HAD A GOOD AFTERNOON CAUGHT 13 BASS WITH 6 KEEPERS ALONG WITH BLUEFISH AND A 10 LB. WEEK FISH, DISPITE STRONG NORTH EAST WINDS.

AS OF 5/2 BASS FISHING HAS BEEN JUST A PICK, PLENTY OF READINGS ON THE FISH FINDER, JUST NOT READY TO EAT. PLENTY OF BLUEFISH AROUND. THE LAST 3 TRIPS--AL SPINOZZI AND FRIENDS, GROUP FROM H. W. FARREN, AND THE ED SCHOYER GROUP ALL PICKED AWAY.

4/26 HAD OUT FERNANDO BARDALES AND FRIENDS, HAD A VERY ROUGH MORNING WITH SOUTH EAST WINDS, CAUGHT 10 BASS WITH 5 KEEPERS.

4/25 HAD OUT BOB HIGHT AND FRIENDS FOR A FAIR MORNING OF BASS FISHING, CAUGHT 6 KEEPER BASS ALONG WITH SHORTS AND BLUEFISH.

4/19 SAW BETTER ACTION FOR THE SCOTT PORCHIK GROUP, STARTED SLOW WITH ONLY A PICK OF FLOUNDER, THEN WENT TO THE BACK BAY AND CAUGHT 31 STRIPED BASS WITH 7 KEEPERS.

4/18 HAD OUT 3 MEN FROM PINNACLE ENVIRONMENTAL CORP. ONLY SAW A SLOW PICK OF BASS & FLOUNDER CAUGHT SOME SHORT BASS AND ONE KEEPER BASS ALONG WITH NICE SIZE FLOUNDER THE CATCH OF THE DAY WAS THE 10 LB. BLACK FISH BY TOM BAUER, AND THE FISH HAD DROPED IT’S ROE.

02/26/2008 WELL IT'S TIME TO GET OUT OF YOUR WINTER FUNK, IT LOOKS LIKE IT WILL BE A EARLY RUN OF BASS AND FLOUNDER, THERE WAS NO ICE IN THE RIVERS ALL YEAR SO THE WATER TEMPERATURE SHOULD RISE QUICK. DONT BE AFRAID TO BOOK IN APRIL, IN APRIL WE COULD MIX IT UP BASS AND FLOUNDER FISHING. THE LITTLE HAWK WILL BE READY TO FISH THE FIRST WEEK IN APRIL. DONT WAIT TO BOOK THE DATE YOU WANT!

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05/20/08
Captain Ken Dubman Reports:
After clamming for the past few days with mixed results, we switched back to bunker fishing today with the Ted Metzger party from Pike County outfitters in Northeast PA. Fishing was good, we fell one fish shy of bonus tagging the boat out, 11 keepers from 15 to 22 pounds for 4 guys, plus gator bluefish. Needless to say, I was very happy to see this kind of fishing, it's what we've been missing for the past couple of weeks. Hopefully, it will hold up & just get better from here.

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4/23/08
Captain Pete Wagner reports
Another beautiful day on the Hyper Striper out of the Highlands. Capt. Pete and mate Chad worked hard all day to put 7 keeper bass in the box along with 1 nice bluefish. Hope this is the start of good things to come. Great weather. Good Company.

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