name: Capt Tom
e_mail: captaintom09@msn.com
boat_name: NAN SEA J
date: 7-1-09
where: offshore
method: chumming
species: S-Fin Mako Shark
size: 60lbs
water_temp: 67
other: Our open boat shark trip saw another small Mako released along with a 100lb blue shark. Two more run offs failed to hook up. Beautiful water out there and the Thunderstorms kept things interesting.

name: Capt.Ron
boat_name: Fishermen
date: 7/1/09
where: ocean
species: Fluke
other: Very tough conditions once again, from no drift, to too much drift then back to no drift but the current running crazy!! Picked at the shorts and had a couple shots of keepers. The drift of the day had 7 keepers, when we tried to repeat it, NG. Bob Schlink Bucks County PA had the pool fish at 6 pounds. He and Jim Bahr combined for 5 nice keepers. Mitch and Billy also ended the day with 5 in the cooler. Way more shorts than keepers today..... Fireworks Cruises on Friday and Saturday so the afternoon trips are off. Chartered on Monday morning.

name: Bill Anthony
e_mail: captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
boat_name: Bounty Hunter
date: 06/30/2009
where: Shrewsbury Rocks
method: Chunking & Livelining
species: Striped Bass
size: None
bait_used: Live Bunker & Chunks
water_depth: 25 Ft.
water_temp: 70 Degrees
other: Capt. Paul had the Bill Anthony charter out for a day of Striper fishing. We anchored up on the Rocks with a well full of live Bunker and fresh chunks. It did not take long for the Alligator Blues to find us and it turned into a Bluefish trip. The big Blues were relentless on the Chunks and Livies. We never saw a Bass. We then ran south and anchored up off Mantoloking in 70 ft. there were no Blues but plenty of Smooth Sand Sharks. It really was an uneventful day. None of the Blues were kept. I have 2 openings avail. for the July 8th Open Boat Seabass trip. I will be sailing Open Boat for Fluke on July 9th. Interested parties should call 732-323-8700 for more info.

name: Roni Gold
e_mail: sidgold1@verizon.net
boat_name: Can Do Too
date: June 30 2009
where: Lindy to Tom's
method: Troll
species: White Marlin
size: Very large 90+
bait_used: Hoo
water_depth: 648
water_temp: 68
other: Captain Jim Foy is back in great form. On Sunday we got a 127lb Mako too small for prize money but a good fight and great eating. Left Brielle Marine Basin at 4 AM today with my son Roni Gold and friends Matt Maccia and John Kovalsky ( Hot Dog Johnny) ran to near the Lindy and started to troll for Yellow Fin Tuna caught over a dozen and many Skip Jack... At 4:00 PM a very large White Marlin hit and after good team work Roni brought the fish to the boat.. Released the White and saw him swim away.. A FANTASTIC start to the 2009 NJ Shore fishing season

name: capt. ray burke
boat_name: Mad Gaffer
date: 6/29-30/09
where: Ocean
method: Bait
species: Fluke
size: 7 lbs
bait_used: Squid
water_depth: 55 ft
water_temp: 66
other: Yesterday's AM trip targeted stripers. Dick Skinder caught his limit in stripers up to 20 lbs. In the PM trip Fran Que chartered the boat and he we caught no stripers, but a huge catch of keeper fluke. The boat was almost limited out. This morning's fluke trip started on an excellent note with numerous keepers, but when a 25-30 mph wind came up out of the south the drift became so fast that we could not hold bottom and we were forced to finish up in shallower water with smaller fish. Carl Zimmerman and Jim Kurry caught multiple large fish. I have openings for the holiday weekend for both trips as well as for next week, both charter and open trips. Call Capt Ray: 732 803-6276.

name: Andrew
e_mail: amarsala07747@yahoo.com
boat_name: MasterBaiter
date: 06/27/09
where: East of Mud Hole
method: Drift
species: Blue Shark
size: up to 10'
bait_used: Bluefish
water_depth: 140'
water_temp: 65 degrees
other: Went out with two buddies and tryed our luck for Mako Mania. Fished east of the Mudhole and set up with a good drift. Had fish on in 30 minutes, a double header with one blue and one mako. The mako going around 150 broke the line. We then proceeded to have multiple double header blue sharks all day long. At 1330 we pulled our baits as we had 6 or 7 large bluesharks circling our boat and consistently biting our chum bucket or prop. We did this for about an hour and were unable to lose the blues. Moved up our chum slick and reset. Within 20 minutes had 3 more bluesharks. Too bad the only mako broke the line. Never seen so many blues in one location. Great day on the water. God Bless the USA.

name: Capt. Darren
e_mail: dsv174@verizon.net
boat_name: Mary Lou Crew
date: 6/27/09
where: Ocean
method: chumming
species: Thresher Shark
other: The crew of the Mary Lou was out for day one of Mako Mania and day two of Jersey Coast for another shot! We went right back to the same area where we had the fish the day before. With no drift in flat seas it was not the greatest conditions for Makos. At around 9:15am the close rod next to the boat gets hit and right next to the boat a nice size Thresher eats the bait and the fight is on!!! After 50 minutes we have the fish hanging next to the boat! The rest of the day we only had blue sharks and no Makos!! Back at the scale the fish was weighed at Hoffmans Marina and we had 250 pound fish and a lot of shark steaks!!!

name: Jim Paras
e_mail: JParas1@msn.com
boat_name: Double Barrel
date: 6/27/09
where: Ocean
method: Drift
species: Black Sea Bass
size: To 6lbs
bait_used: Clam
water_depth: 70'
water_temp: 70
other: Northly winds against a south easterly current pushed us east and it beat anchoring as we managed to sift through some shorts and boat a couple monster humpbacks; the biggest of which was 6lbs+ measuring 20.5".

name: Lou Forenzi
boat_name: Megan Beth
date: 6/27/09
where: Chicken Canyon
method: Chum
species: Blue Shark
size: 100 lbs
bait_used: Mackerel
water_depth: 270
water_temp: 65
other: Lou Forenzi, JoJo, Steve Lessel, John Luchnick, and Russ Kissam were aboard the Megan Beth to fish the Mako Mania and the JCSA Shark tournaments. Heading to the East we found beautiful clean 65 degree water at the Chicken Canyon. There was plenty of life with porpoise, birds, and bait, but no drift. We managed two Blue Sharks. We had one run off that we came up empty and one other Blue Shark that hung around our boat for about an hour before we had to poke it away. Well maybe next year we will have better luck.

name: Werner Sprie
e_mail: captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
boat_name: Bounty Hunter
date: 06/27/2009
where: Offshore
method: Jigging
species: Bluefish
size: Up to 12 Lbs.
bait_used: Ava 47's
water_depth: 100 Ft.
water_temp: 69 Degrees
other: Capt. Paul had release Fisherman Werner Sprie on board the Bounty Hunter today. Werner went it alone as brother Wolfgang was tied up with business commitments. We joined the Party Boat fleet on the edge of the Mud Hole and conditions were perfect but the Blues were scattered from the previous nights lightning show. We chased them for 4 hours but never got into them solid. At the end Werner Jigged and released over 30 Blues. I still need 4 for my July 8th Open Boat Seabass trip. Interested? Call 732-323-8700 to reserve yor spot.

name: Capt Derek Bielitz
e_mail: captderek@bndcharterfishing.com
boat_name: Fisher Price III
date: 6/27
where: ocean
method: Chunked Bunker
species: Striped Bass
size: to 34 lbs.
bait_used: bunker
other: The Chris Ryan party was aboard in the morning boating a limit of 10 stripers to 21 lbs on chunked bunker.. Tom Nastasi and family were back on the grounds in the afternoon for another limit catch of stripers. The group limited out with 10 bass while releasing another 6 to 34 lbs.

name: Capt. Chris Devereaux
e_mail: kkatcharters@comcast.net
boat_name: K-KAT
date: 6/27/09
species: Striped Bass
other: 6/27/09- Had the Andrew Pitman charter out today for some striped bass fishing. We netted bunker, anchored up, and ended up with four nice fish to 25 pounds. After the bite slowed we hit the fluke grounds and caught a ton of short fluke and two nice keepers. My next open boat trips will be Monday June 29 and Thursday July 2. Both trips are 8 hour sea bass/ fluke combo trips. Give me a call to reserve your spot. We are also now booking for July and August for sea bass, fluke, bluefish, and striped bass. 732-567-3289

name: Capt. ray burke
boat_name: Mad Gaffer
date: 6/27/09
where: Sandy Hook Bay
species: Fluke
size: 5 1/2 lbs
bait_used: squid
water_depth: 30 ft
water_temp: 67
other: Carlos Ortega and family chartered the Mad Gaffer today for fluke. They wound up with a nice catch of keeper fluke up to 5 1/2 lbs. Carlos' family kept over 30 fluke. The biggest keeper and most of the keepers werre caught by his daughters. I have openings next week for both charter and open trips. Call Capt.Ray at 732 803-6276 for reservations.

name: Dr. Pat Cuozzo
e_mail: adam@canyonrunner.com
boat_name: Canyon Runner
date: June 26-27
where: Toms
method: Overngihter
species: Yellowfin Tuna
size: Up to 40
bait_used: Canyon Runner Bars/Ballyhoo
water_depth: 600
water_temp: 68
other: [B]60 Ritchie Howell Canyon Runner 6/26-27 – 58 Yellowfin/15# Mahi/193# Mako w/Pics[/B] Capt. Phil Dulanie and newly minted Capt. John Timken (Congratulations John!) along with Brad Burgess and Adam LaRosa took out the Dr. Pat Cuozzo (Fairhaven, NJ) and Jay Garvey (Southern, NJ) on the 60’ Ritchie Howell Friday to Saturday. They headed to where the 48 was finishing up and immediately got into nice yellowfin. Putting the lines in just inshore of the tip of the South Toms canyon in 400 feet of water they trolled 100 yards and nailed a 40 pound yellowfin. Three of the next five yellowfin were 30-35 pounds and then the little ones showed up. Over the next 7 hours from 12:30pm to 8pm they caught a total of 45 yellowfin with 9 in the 25-30 pound range. Dr. Cuozzo’s son Jonah (12) caught the bulk of the fish and is getting everyone mounted according to an agreement reached before they left the dock!!! The bites were coming on everything obviously but the bigger fish were eating 6” Canyon Runner Rainbow Squid Bars. The little fish were crushing the ballyhoo as we went thru four 12-packs on the trip. We set up in 500 feet of water just south of the South Toms Canyon on a drift that took us just inshore of the tip of the Carteret Canyon. During that drift we nailed a 193# mako one a skipjack filet. Up on the troll in the morning we headed back up to the north by the south Toms and started picking away at the small ones again with another 13 yellowfin including 2 more keepers before we finished off at 8am with 58 yellowfin including 11 between 25-40 pounds and a 15 pound mahi.
[B]60 Ritchie Howell Canyon Runner 6/25 – 8 Yellowfin 25#-30#[/B] Capt. Phil Dulanie, Capt. Mark DeCabia - and brand new Capt. Mike Zajac that finally got his tickets after 11 years working with us took out the Damien Romeo charter Thursday for a day troll. With the reports of bigger fish in the Carteret we headed there and had the boat up on the troll at 6am. By 8am we already had 4 nice 25-30 pound yellowifn in the boat. 2 were caught on the northeast corner of the mouth and 2 were caugth on the west tip. All the fish ate Canyon Runner Green Machine Bars and Rainbow Squid Bars. The nice water they were fishing in the Carteret moved out so they headed south to the Lindy and found the nice water again at the northeast corner of the Lindy. As soon as they got into the 68 blue water they found the yellowfin and pulled 4 more. They finished the day troll with 8 yellowfin with
[B]60 Ritchie Howell Canyon Runner 6/24 - 5 Yellowfin Day Troll[/B] Capt. Phil Dulanie, Capt. Peter Doran and John Timken had the Pete Guaditis charter out on our 60' Ritchie Howell for a day troll Wednesday and with no water temp shot and no reports took a shot at the Lindenchol and worked the area with another boat. We went south to the Spencer after working the Lindy and the other boat went north to the Carteret. The Carteret was the place to be. We caught some skippies and between 1pm and 3pm had 5 yellowfin to 30 pounds all on Canyon Runner squid bars and ballyhoo. WE STILL HAVE ONE SPOT LEFT ON JULY 5-6 FOR AN OPEN BOAT TRIP - THE SPOT COST $750 AND THAT INCLUDES THE TIP. PLEASE EMAIL ME AT [email]ADAM@CANYONRUNNER.COM

name: SirKarl
e_mail: PG13_Funnys@yahoo.com
boat_name: Dorthory B
date: 6/26
where: Sandy point to Nude beach
method: 2 to 5 oz wieght
species: Fluke
size: 18 to 20
bait_used: Strip, sperring n Gulp mullet
water_depth: 13 to 40ft
other: 6/26 am, incoming tide, Caught 6 fluke [3 keepers] n 2 robins; saw a few birds over bluefish nearbye: Great crew; Tight Lines !

name: Capt. Darren
e_mail: dsv174@verizon.net
boat_name: Mary Lou Crew
date: 6/26/09
where: Ocean
method: chumming
species: S-Fin Mako Shark
other: Mary Lou Crew was out with the boys from the Saw Mill Gun Club for a shot at the Jersey Coast Shark Tournament. With a nice forecast and ocean conditions we made a 56 mile run to great looking shark water. We set up and the waiting began and boy did this group stick it out. With not a bite all day it finally happened at 2:45pm!! It was are first Mako! It turned out to be a small one around 80lbs that was cut free. A few minutes later the rod goes off but the fish neverr takes the bait, we reel it up and another Mako at around 150lbs follows our bait right to the boat. After trying to get him to eat he finally takes a big bite of our bait next to the boat but never gets the hook! We set the lines again and 5 minutes later he takes the fillet!!! This time we have a solid hook in him and have him within 20 feet of the boat and the fish rolls up the leader makes a run and breaks us off!!! Not thinking this would be a fish for the winner board we get the lines back out and have another big shark eat again this time thinking its the one it turns out to be a 275lb blue shark. Great end to the day! The hard part was finding out on the last day that the fish we broke off would have put us on the board and we would have one some money!!!!

name: Mick Pirolli
e_mail: captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
boat_name: Bounty Hunter
date: 06/26/2009
where: Inshore Wrecks
method: Bottom
species: Black Sea Bass
size: Up to 3 lbs.
bait_used: Clams
water_depth: 65 to 80 Ft.
water_temp: 67 Degrees
other: The Mick Pirolli charter sailed with Capt. Paul today and got in on some great Seabass fishing. We worked a few wrecks south of Manasquan and picked away at the Seabass until we lost the wind and good anchoring conditions at mid day. After that it became a slow pick. The charter finished the day with a nice catch of 90 Seabass up to 3 lbs. and a dozen Ling. My "Open Boat" Seabass trip on July 7th is now filled. I need 4 to fill out the trip on the 8th. Call 732-323-8700 or E-Mail me to reserve your spot.

name: Capt Tom
e_mail: captaintom09@msn.com
boat_name: NAN SEA J
date: 6-26-09
where: ocean
method: bunkers
species: Striped Bass
size: to 34lbs
other: The morning trip failed to produce any stripers for the Tim Bethea group but they had lots of sea bass and some ling to make up for it. The stripers were on in the afternoon as the Jon Harding family boated 8 bass up to 34lbs. Many, many others were lost or missed.

name: Steve
boat_name: ONLINE
date: 06/26/09
where: Fingers
method: Drift
species: S-Fin Mako Shark
size: 143
bait_used: Bluefish
water_depth: 135
water_temp: 65
other: Fished the JCSA Tournament on Friday and had a great day. Ended in 3rd place with a nice mako. Caught many blues had fish around boat most of the day. Had one big Mako around the boat all afternoon but wouldnt take anything we threw at her.

name: Phil Lang
e_mail: adam@canyonrunner.com
boat_name: Canyon Runner
date: June 25-26
where: Toms
method: Overngihter
species: Yellowfin Tuna
size: To 40 Pounds
bait_used: Canyon Runner Bars
water_depth: 600
water_temp: 68
other: Capt. Mark DeBlasio had a turn around overnighter on the 48 Viking with Capt. Mike Zajac and Deane Lambros. They left the dock at 2pm with the Phil Lang charter and ran to the Toms canyon right where they left them the day before. Not getting there until 6pm they made the best of their few hours on the afternoon troll with 11 yellowfin to their credit. They continued to work the nice 62 to 68 degree break finding the yellowfin on the warmer side. Canyon Runner Rainbow Squid bars, Green Machine bars and ballyhoo produced best. They moved down the line to set up for the night on the drift but their night was uneventful. They got back up on the troll by 5:30am and ran back up to the North and immediately started picking away at yellowfin. They trolled up into the Toms and had their best action of the day. When the dust settled they had 38 yellowfin with 8 nice ones to 40 pounds the rest were released.
WE STILL HAVE ONE SPOT LEFT ON JULY 5-6 FOR AN OPEN BOAT TRIP - THE SPOT COST $750 AND THAT INCLUDES THE TIP. PLEASE EMAIL ME AT ADAM@CANYONRUNNER.COM IF YOU ARE INTERESTED.

name: Capt Derek Bielitz
e_mail: captderek@bndcharterfishing.com
boat_name: Fisher Price III
date: 6/26/09
where: ocean
method: Chunked Bunker
species: Striped Bass
size: up to 28lbs
bait_used: bunker
other: Dennis Hendrix and friends were aboard this morning for some striped bass. Chunking bunker produced 7 striped bass up to 28 lbs. We are currently taking reservations for charters in July and August targeting stripers, bluefish, fluke and weakfish. For more info please give Capt Derek a call at 732-291-7675.

name: CAPT RAY BURKE
boat_name: MAD GAFFER II
date: 6/26/09
where: OCEAN
method: CHUNKING
species: Striped Bass
size: TO 31 LBS
bait_used: BUNKER
water_depth: 25 FEET
other: IT WAS LIMIT BASS FISHING TODAY JOEL SHECKER CAUGHT HIS LIMIT ONE WAS 22 LBS THE BIG ONE WAS 31 LBS GREG SUSEACK AND HIS SON ZACK ALSO LIMITED OUT WITH ZACK CATCHING THE BIG ONE BETWEEN THEM AT 22 LBS BOB PENCI CAUGHT HIS LIMIT WITH THE BIG ONE AT 28 LBS I HAVE OPENINGS FOR SUNDAY AFTERNOON AND ALL OF NEXT WEEK CALL CAPT RAY AT 732 803 6276 FOR OPEN BOAT OR CHARTER RESERVATIONS AND CATCH YOUR TROPHY STRIPER NOW

name: Capt.Ron
boat_name: Fishermen
date: 6/26/09
where: Ocean
species: Fluke
other: Had Ed Colantoni and the Picatinny Fishing club out with us today on a Charter. Best Fluke fishing for us so far this season with over 20 keepers on the first drift. Plenty of action throughout the morning and once again, when the tide changed, the bite was over. Good thing it was almost the end of the trip, so it wasn't so bad.... Frank Chan, Parsippany landed our biggest to date at 8 1/2 pounds taking the groups pool money! Nice day on the water with a great group of guys and girls. Bluefishing tonight and tomorrow 7:30pm and Sunday Afternoon 3:30 till 9:30pm. Capt.Ron

name: CHRIS
boat_name: CHICKEN OF THE SEA III
date: 06/25/2009
where: EAST OF SR INLET
method: DRIFT/CHUM
species: S-Fin Mako Shark
size: APPROX 130-140# - 67"
bait_used: BLUEFISH
water_depth: 120-140
water_temp: 64
other: HEADED OUT WITH A BUDDY, MY BROTHER, AND MY 16 YEAR OLD NEPHEW FOR THE 1ST SHARKING TRIP OF THE YEAR. SET UP ON THE DRIFT AND IN 45 MINUTES WE HAD 2 BLUE SHARKS LEADERED AND RELEASED. THINGS WERE QUIET UNTIL THE MAKO ATE A CLOSE BAIT ON A SPINNING ROD AFTER A NICE BATTLE HE WAS POONED AND SECURED. WENT ON TO CATCH AND RELEASE 3 MORE BLUE SHARKS. GOD BLESS AMERICA AND GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS.

name: gene hough
e_mail: genehough@yahoo.com
boat_name: dads dream
date: 6/25/09
where: half mile east of manasquan inlet
method: trolling yellow shad rig
species: Striped Bass
size: 33/38 lbs
bait_used: yellow shad umbrella rig
water_depth: 50'
water_temp: 72
other: broke inlet at 2;30pm found large fleet of boats chasing bunker.set out rig and had fish on in 10 mins.caught two,lost two at boat,trolled half mile south and got into them again.boated the third fish and headed home.biggest fish the threee of us had ever caught.big fish swirling on the surface.this is what is all about.tight lines.going to the toms sat morn for a overnight tuna trip.

name: Tom Little
e_mail: adam@canyonrunner.com
boat_name: Canyon Runner
date: June 24-25
where: Toms
method: Overngihter
species: Yellowfin Tuna
size: Up to 40
bait_used: Canyon Runner Bars/Ballyhoo
water_depth: 600
water_temp: 68
other: Capt. Mark DeBlasio, Capt. Peter Doran and Ryan DiBaggio took the Tom Little charter out on the 48 Canyon Runner on Wednesday to Thursday and headed right to where the 60 Canyon Runner was finishing up for the day. They put them in the water at the Carteret and pick a couple yellowfin in the 27” to 30” range before the bite slowed. The moved up the line and found a hard 62 to 68 degree break and put together a nice pick of yellowfin from 4pm to 8pm catching a total of 20. 4 of the yellowfin were in the 30-40# class and the rest were small. The fish ate mostly Canyon Runner rainbow squid bars and ballyhoo. They set up in the deep where the break was for the night and did not have a touch by midnight so they picked up the lines and moved up into 60 fathoms. From 2am to 5am they had 3 makos - releasing a legal size mako and losing 2. They stayed on the drift until 8pm and came home.
WE STILL HAVE ONE SPOT LEFT ON JULY 5-6 FOR AN OPEN BOAT TRIP - THE SPOT COST $750 AND THAT INCLUDES THE TIP. PLEASE EMAIL ME AT ADAM@CANYONRUNNER.COM IF YOU ARE INTERESTED.

name: Capt Derek Bielitz
e_mail: captderek@bndcharterfishing.com
boat_name: Fisher Price III
date: 6/25/09
where: ocean
method: Chunked Bunker
species: Striped Bass
size: up to 38 lbs
bait_used: bunker
other: The Joe Hudak charter was aboard this morning for a slow pick of stripers to 18 lbs. A brief stop on some rough bottom on the way home resulted in several sea bass to 3.5 lbs and 2 keeper fluke to 4 lbs. The Sal Martelli party was aboard in the afternoon for some more bunker chunking limiting out with stripers to 38 lbs. We are currently accepting charters for July, August, and Sept for bluefish, fluke, weakfish, sea bass and striped bass. Give Capt Derek a call at 732-291-7675 for more details.

name: Hal Hall
e_mail: captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
boat_name: Bounty Hunter
date: 06/25/2009
where: Inshore Wrecks
method: Bottom
species: Black Sea Bass
size: Up to 3 Lbs.
bait_used: Clams
water_depth: 65 to 75 Ft.
water_temp: 65 Degrees
other: Capt. Paul sailed today with the Hal Hall charter. We were on a tight schedule due to Hal havibg a business commitment but the the boys made the best of it. Hal had his Son Charlie, along with his friend "Big John" Litowinsky and his Son Zack and Tim Gregory and his boy Dustin. Together the Father/Son teams put together a nice catch of 70 Ling & Seabass in a few hours. "Correction" I am sailing "Open Boat" Seabass trips on July 7th & July 8th. If Seabass fishing is your thing call 732-323-8700 or E-Mail me to reserve your spot.

name: Capt. Ray Burke
boat_name: Mad Gaffer
date: 6/25/09
where: Ocean
species: Striped Bass
size: 38 lbs
bait_used: B
other: We left the dock early this morning and had a very slow morning bass fishing, with only a few jumbo bluefish boated. We left that and went fluking for a while and wound up with some very nice fluke. We boated about a dozen keepers, all of which were in the 3-6 pound bracket with very few shorts. Several huge ling, in the 5 pound bracket were boated while fluking. We finished uo the trip by going bass fishing in the early afternoon with an excellent result.Ralph Notarmaso boated the first one, about 32 pounds. Carl Zimmerman caught his limit, both fish over 25 lbs, with the biggest being 35 lbs. Bucky Rocco caught his limit. His biggest fish was over the 30 lb. mark. Bob Fentamore boated a fish in the 25 lb bracket. The biggest fish was boated by Frankie Que, approximately 38 lbs. I have openings for tomorrow's day trip, Sunday's afternoon trip, and all next week for both open boat and charter trips. Please Call Capt. Ray for further info and reservations: 732 803-6276.

name: Capt. Ron
boat_name: Fishermen
date: 6/25/09
where: Ocean
species: Fluke
other: Made a last minute decision to fish a new area this morning as the current was running hard on the incoming, glad we did! Had action with keepers and shorts for a couple of hours.. Fished the channels for the change, had good action again until the SE came up on the outgoing and shut the bite down. Finished up in the bay and like yesterday, stroked it for the last hour!!! Tom Krako had the big one at 5 1/2 pounds and now leads our Big Pool. I think if the Party boats were smart, we all would have gotten together and had a pool for the first 10 pounder in the harbor, big bucks attract big crowds...but who am I!! Got an E mail asking if the Fishermen had GONE UNDER because I missed a couple days of reports!!! Why not pick up the phone and call if your that concerned? I think I'll be here for a while........... Chartered Friday AM....Sailing 7:30pm for Blues Friday and Saturday. Capt.Ron

name: Paul Bambara
e_mail: captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
boat_name: Bounty Hunter
date: 06/23/2009
where: Shrewsbury Rocks
method: Chunking/Livelining
species: Striped Bass
size: Up to 39"
bait_used: Bunker
water_depth: 25 Ft.
water_temp: 64 Degrees
other: The Paul Bambara charter sailed with Capt. Paul today. We did not see any Bass activity as we made our way north snagging bait along the way. After setting up on the Rocks We had a mix of Bass and Blues while Chunking and floating a few livies. The charter landed 3 Bass had several long run offs only to have the Bass spit the bait and had the Blues around the boat for most of the day. I will be running "Open Boat" trips on July 7th for Seabass and July 8th for Striped Bass. To reserve your spot or get more information call 732-323-8700.

name: Capt Derek Bielitz
e_mail: captderek@bndcharterfishing.com
boat_name: Fisher Price III
date: 6/23/09
where: ocean
method: Chunked Bunker
species: Striped Bass
size: up to 20lbs
bait_used: bunker
water_depth: 23 ft
other: Had the Brad Davis charter out this morning and chunked a near limit catch of striped bass to 20 lbs with all the bluefish they could handle up to 12 lbs. Dennis Stagnaro and friends were back out this afternoon and experienced tough bass fishing only landing a few bluefish to 10 lbs on live bunker.

name: Capt Tom
e_mail: captaintom09@msn.com
boat_name: NAN SEA J
date: 6-22-09
where: ocean
species: Striped Bass
size: up to 42.5lbs
bait_used: bunkers
other: The George Viola charter had great action with the big bass today. Fishing with bunkers the group landed 14 bass out of 26 bites. 3 of the bass were over 40lbs with the largest at 42.5.

name: Chris Cameroni
e_mail: captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
boat_name: Bounty Hunter
date: 06/22/2009
where: Offshore
method: Jigging
species: Bluefish
size: Up to 12 Lbs.
bait_used: Ava 47' s
water_depth: 105 Ft.
water_temp: 65 Degrees
other: Capt. Paul sailed today with the Chris Cameroni charter. It was the first Bluefish charter of the year for the Bounty Hunter. Chris and his friends wanted to have some steady action and a bend in all the rods. Capt. Paul put the boys right on the meat. We joined the Party boats 12 miles off the beach and started drifting in an early morning brisk north wind and had the Blues on within minutes. The charter had the non stop action they were lookng for and landed well over 100 Blues up to 12 lbs on Ava 47's. All the Bluefish were released except for 6 which went into the fish box. If you enjoy catching Blues now is the time to get on your favorite Party or Charter boat and get in on the action. These Blues will be with us thru September.

name: Capt. Ray Burke
boat_name: Mad Gaffer
date: 6/22/09
where: Ocean
method: Bait
species: Striped Bass
size: 30+ lbs
bait_used: Bunker
other: Dick Skinder's charter limited out and bonused out with fish up to 30+ lbs. Dick himself had the 30+ pounder as well as several fish in the 15-22 pound range and jumbo blues. We have openings Wed and Thurs night for a working man's special 6 PM -12 midnight. There are also openings this week and next for both open and charter trips. Call Capt Ray: 732 803-6276.

name: Nick Clemente
boat_name: Megan Beth
date: 6/21/09
where: North of Manasquan
method: Bunker drifting
species: Fluke
size: 3lb
bait_used: squid/spearing
water_depth: 25
water_temp: 64
other: Nick Clemente,Joe,Adrian,Chris and Pablo were aboard the Megan Beth for a day of Fluke fishing. Heading to the North we stopped off Long Branch for a few drifts in 45 foot of water.Hard to hold with a North wind and roaring tide we had a hard time holding bottom with 12 oz. After a few drifts with only showing a few Sea Bass with one keeper we headed in to the shallow to fish some rocky bottom. We found the fluke but a lot of shorts and only a few keepers anlong with a few Sea Bass.

[B]48 Canyon Runner – 6/19-20 – 167# Mako/Mahi/1 Yellowfin[/B] Capt. Phil Dulanie and Capt. Mark DeCabia with mate Deane Lambros took the Carl Bloomfield charter offshore Friday into Saturday. We did not head back south as we felt strongly the fish we were catching had moved out with the water. Instead we knew good water was moving into the Hudson/Dip area so we headed in that direction. We were right about the water. As soon as they got to the mouth of the Hudson they had the nicest water we've seen so far and had a 20# mahi in the boat within 10 minutes of fishing. The water got up to 69 degrees but the warmer it got the less life they had. The moved back to the cold water and nailed a 25# yellowfin in 64 degree water. They had good life there so they stayed the night and picked thru 6 blue sharks to nail a 167# mako. The charter needed to be home early on Saturday so they trolled just a couple hours in the morning with no bites and came home. We’ve been stuck at the dock due to weather now since Saturday night but plan on going tonight on a day troll and then hopefully fishing back to back to back overnighers thru the weekend so let’s keep our fingers crossed for good weather and finally for a water temperature shot with no clouds!!!

name: CAPT RAY BURKE
boat_name: MAD GAFFER II
date: 6/20/09
where: OCEAN
method: BAIT
species: Fluke
size: TO 5.5 LBS
bait_used: SQUID AND SPEARING
water_depth: 30 FT
other: THE OLD DIMINION CHARTER WENT FLUKE FISHING TODAY AND HAD ABOUT 25 KKEEPERS. MICHELLE HAD THE BIG ONE AT 5.5LBS I HAVE OPENINGS THIS WEEK AND BEYOND FOR CHARTER AND OPEN BOAT RESERVATIONS I AM PLANNING A WORKMANS SPECIAL FOR WED AND THURS OF NEXT WEEK FROM 6 PM TO 12 AM ALSO I HAVE OPENINGS FOR AFTER NOON TRIPS CALL CAPT RAY AT 732 803 6276 TO GET IN ON THE TRIP OF YOUR CHOICE AND ENJOY SOME GOOD FISHING IN COMFORT

name: CHRIS
boat_name: CHICKEN OF THE SEA III
date: 06-19-2009
where: NORTH OF MANSQUAN INLET
method: LIVELINE
species: Striped Bass
size: SKUNKED
bait_used: MENHADEN
water_depth: 30-60
water_temp: UNK
other: OUT FOR AN AFTERNOON SHOT WITH MY SON, TWO BUDDIES AND ONE OF THEIR SONS. HAD A HARD TIME CATCHING BAIT BUT MANAGED TO LOAD THE NET AND WENT LOOKING FOR THE FISH. NOT EVEN A RUN-OFF. HAD TO QUIT EARLY WHEN ONE OF THE CREW MIS-STEPPED WHILE WE WERE RUNNING AND TURNED HIS ANKLE. LOOKING FORWARD TO GETTING OFFSHORE. GOD BLESS AMERICA AND GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS.

name: Ray Walter
e_mail: captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
boat_name: Bounty Hunter
date: 06/19/2009
where: Bradley Beach
method: Livelining
species: Striped Bass
size: Up to 40 Lbs
bait_used: Live Bunker
water_depth: 15 to 35 Ft.
water_temp: 63 Degrees
other: Yesterday's nasty weather did not hurt the Bass fishing. Capt. Paul had the Ray Walter charter on board the Bounty Hunter and after filling the livewell wasted no time getting into the Bass. We found the Stripers in 20 Ft. of water a short distance from the Inlet and had a steady bite from 7 AM until the tide change. The charter went 12 for 15 on Bass up to 44 Lbs. We kept 8 Big Bass and released 4. It was the best action we have seen in quite a while. I have days available in July for Stripers, Seabass, Fluke and Blues. Call 732-323-8700 to reserve your day.

name: CAPT RAY BURKE
boat_name: MAD GAFFER II
date: 6/18 AND 6/19
where: OCEAN
method: BAIT
species: Striped Bass
size: TO 18 LBS
bait_used: CLAM
water_depth: 20 FEET
water_temp: 62
other: ON THURS 6/18 THE DICK SKINNER CHARTER CAUGHT SEVERAL NICE STRIPE BASS TO 18LBS THEN WENT BLUE FISHING AND CAUGHT THEIR LIMIT. ON FRI 6/19 DENNIS CARLETTA HOSTED A BACHELOR PARTY AND CAUGHT BLUE FISH AND THEN WENT FLUKE FISHING AND CAUGHT SEVERAL NICE KEEPERS AND WERE BACK AT THE DOCK AT 12 PM. I HAVE OPENINGS FOR SAT AFTERNOON AND SUNDAY FATHERS DAY. TAKE YOUR DAD FISHING. I HAVE OPENINGS NEXT WEEK FOR OPEN BOAT AND CHARTERS. NEXT WEEK ON WEDS AND THURSDAY A WORKING MANS SPECIAL OPEN BOAT EVENING TRIP 6PM UNTIL MIDNIGHT IS PLANNED I HAVE OPENINGS ALL NEXT WEEK AND BEYOND FOR CHARTERS AND OPEN BOAT CALL CAPT RAY AT 732 803 6276 FOR RESERVATIONS

name: Cap Jay V
e_mail: jjvent@optonline.net
boat_name: always something
date: 6/17/09
where: Raritan
method: drifiting
species: Fluke
size: 18'
bait_used: mixed bag
water_depth: all depths
water_temp: 60's
other: Started out by the hook, tons of Bunker all swirling around the rips. Bunker are everywhere you look. netted and snagged a couple. livelined them had 3 run offs to nothing, had blues following out bunker to the boat. No Striper's, cant image with all that bunker. night action must be nonstop, will try a afternoon trip to dark. Started to drift for fluke, 50 shorts, couple of keepers. great day on the water, boat ran great, better than being at work.

name: Bob McColgan
e_mail: captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
boat_name: Bounty Hunter
date: 06/17/2009
where: Deal & Asbury Park
method: Livelining
species: Striped Bass
size: Up to 34 Lbs.
bait_used: Live Bunker
water_depth: 30 to 60 Ft.
water_temp: 61 Degrees
other: The Bob McColgan charter joined Capt. Paul for an evening Striper trip. We loaded up the bait well and set off to the north with great expectations. Conditions were good with plenty of Bunker around but we never got into a bite. Radio talk mentioned a Striper or two caught here and there but we never saw a bite that lasted. All we could show for our effort was one 43" Bass which weighed in at 34 Lbs. Call 732-323-8700 to reserve your July day for Stripers, Seabass, Fluke or Bluefish.

name: Capt Ray
boat_name: Mad Gaffer
where: Sandy Hook Bay
method: bait
species: Striped Bass
size: 17 lbs
bait_used: Bunker
water_depth: 20 ft
water_temp: 62
other: We had an open trip this morning. We totally overshot the fish, finding them in the early afternoon right back in Sandy Hook Bay. We had striped bass and jumbo bluefish on bunkers. Two of the biggest were caught by bi Mike Coppa. This afternoon's trip was a different story. We stay local and caught fish all afternoon and evening. Mark Fornaciani's charter had a good catch of stiped bass and jumbo blues. Ms. Alex Humphries, age 16, had three nice bass, the largest of which was 17 lbs. We have openings on Sat afternoon and Dunday -take your father fishing - as well as next week for both open trips and charters. Call Capt Ray at: 732 803-6276.

name: Capt. Chris Devereaux
e_mail: kkatcharters@comcast.net
boat_name: K-KAT
date: 6/17
species: Black Sea Bass
other: 6/17/09- Took the boys from Duhnam construction out today for some sea bass fishing. We had action all day with 30 keepers and a ton of shorts. I still have a few spots open for Sunday and Mondays open trips, give me a call to reserve your spot.

name: Capt.Ron
boat_name: Fishermen
date: 6/17/09
where: Bay/ocean
species: Fluke
other: Had a Fluke Charter today with Bob Miller and crew. Bob celebrating his 51st birthday...Wind against started the morning out with only a couple of fish. Naturally, when the tide did change, we drifted at 2 1/2 knots on the incoming and SE wind. Very limited to where we could fish. The ocean was out, the knoll was too fast, so the bay it was. The group did end up with some very nice keepers from 3 1/2 to 6 pounds on the big one. High hook had 4 and not a whole lot of shorts for any amount of action. I'm sure this easterly flow is not helping with the water temps and cutting out several good area's we normally fish. Gotta get back to normal soon, I hope!! Fluke fishing everyday now. Capt.ron

name: scott
e_mail: bitter436@hotmail.com
boat_name: bitter one
date: 6/16/09
where: hook
method: jigging/bait
species: Bluefish
size: 2lbs
bait_used: jigs
water_depth: 20ft
water_temp: 58
other: fished just north west of knoll for a fun day of blues,caught them til we had enough, switched to fluke all short's still better then workin.

name: Capt Tom
e_mail: captaintom09@msn.com
boat_name: NAN SEA J
date: 6-16-09
where: ocean
species: Striped Bass
size: to 37"
bait_used: bunker
other: The Russell Morgan party had very good bass fishing today. The 10 man party had their limit of stripers up to 37 inches. 10 big bluefish were added to the catch.

name: Capt. Chris Devereaux
e_mail: kkatcharters@comcast.net
boat_name: K-KAT
date: 6/16
species: Striped Bass
other: 6/16/09- Had the Mike Ravenda crew out today for some striped bass fishing. We boxed two keeper striped bass and had the shorts flying all day. We also had some huge bluefish and a 19 inch fluke to round out the catch. I will be running striped bass/sea bass combo trips on June 21 and 22. Give me a call to get in on the action.

name: Frank Perillo
e_mail: adam@canyonrunner.com
boat_name: Canyon Runner
date: June 15-16
where: Carteret
method: Overnight
species: Yellowfin Tuna
size: Small
bait_used: Canyon Runner Bars/Ballyhoo
water_depth: 100
water_temp: 67
other: 60 Canyon Runner 6/15-16 – 4 Yellowfin/4 Bluefin/2 – 130# Makos! Capt. Mark DeBlasio took the Frank Perillo charter out on a canyon tutorial trip leaving the dock at 8am Monday morning and arriving at the south Toms Canyon at Noon. They got up on the troll where the 48 Canyon Runner left them biting on Monday morning but did not find the same life. They picked away very slowly on fish moving south to the Carteret Canyon and back north while staying on the 100 fathom line. They finally move into 50 fathoms inshore and never really found the same water they had the day before. The afternoon troll bite saw 8 tuna come to the boat. They had 4 bluefin all around 40" and 40 pounds. They also had 4 yellowfin with 3 kept in the 30" class. The bluefins were still all over the purple/black Canyon Runner Squid Spreader Bars and the yellowfin ate Green Machines and Green Machine bars. At night they drifted in 50 fathoms between the Toms and Carteret and nailed a 130# Mako released another mako of about the same size plus 6 bluesharks. At 7am they stayed on the drift as a big 300# mako was circling the boat but they could not get her to bite.

name: Ken Steiner
e_mail: captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
boat_name: Bounty Hunter
date: 06/16/2009
where: Off Asbury Park
method: Livelining
species: Striped Bass
size: Up to 36 lbs
bait_used: Live Bunker
water_depth: 45 to 65 Ft.
water_temp: 62 Degrees
other: Capt. Paul had the Ken Steiner charter on board the Bounty Hunter today and got an early AM start. Bunker baits were plentiful today and we had the live well full in 20 minutes. With a full load of bait we headed to the north and set up on some reads in 50 Ft. The first Bass went into the fish box within minutes and we enjoyed a steady pick over the next few hours. The charter went 9 for 11 on Bass up to 36 lbs. It was the best daytime fishing we experienced in a week. With the tide change the bite ended and we had no other bites. July is fast approaching. Get in on some summer fun. Striper, Seabass, Fluke and Bluefish days avail. Call 732-323-8700

name: Capt. Kevin Delanoy
e_mail: kevin@missmargiefishingcharters.com
boat_name: Miss Margie
date: 6/16/2009
where: ocean
method: bottom
species: Black Sea Bass
size: 3lbs
bait_used: clams/sand bugs
water_depth: 45-60
water_temp: 64
other: I had the Chuck Tucker party out today for a day of sea bass fishing.The ocean conditions kept us on the inshore wrecks today. Fishing was pretty good with some nice sea bass put in the cooler as well as some ling. We also caught some nice blackfish and some very large porgies, all of which had to be released.

name: Peter Cozzolino
e_mail: adam@canyonrunner.com
boat_name: Canyon Runner
date: June 15-16
where: Carteret
method: Overnight
species: Yellowfin Tuna
size: Small
bait_used: Canyon Runner Bars/Ballyhoo
water_depth: 100
water_temp: 70
other: Capt. Mark DeCabia, Capt. Mark Garretson and mate Ryan DiBaggio had out the Pete Cozzolino charter Monday to Tuesday on the 48 Canyon Runner and had a little work cut out for him but put together another great catch. Not leaving the dock until 3pm they arrived at the South Toms/Carteret Canyon area at 6:30pm and did not get a bite on the short troll bite that they had. They did however make up for it at night with a nice 110# mako caught along with a few blue sharks. Up on the troll in the morning they had a quick shot of 40 pound bluefins catching one and releasing one but then no other action. A move south down the line proved successful as they found the yellowfin up on top. In the last 3 hours of their trip they caught a total of 26 yellowfin with 2 - 40 pounders mixed in along with 3 - 25 pound fish and the rest were small in the 24-28 inch range and all released. They finished up the trip with 28 tuna with 4 – 40 pounders 3 – 25 pounders and the rest 26-29 inch fish that were released plus the second mako of the year. [B]Finally – I just wanted to let everyone know we have 2 spots left open for an rare Sunday/Monday open boat trip on our 48 Canyon Runner. The date is July 5-6 and the cost is $750 per person and that includes the tip. Please email me at adam@canyonrunner.com if interested.[/B]

name: capt jeff
e_mail: noworriescharters@gmail.com
boat_name: no worries
date: 6/15
where: north of bi
species: Striped Bass
size: 45 inches to48
bait_used: bunker
water_depth: 15 to 25
other: Headed out on 6/15 for day of bass fishing, broke the inlet and headed North looking for bunker pods. Found the first pod further North than Saturday evening, started to snag and drop wasn’t looking promising. Finally hooked up and landed the first fish, about 45 inches; continued to snag and all broke loose. Had a continuous bite for about an hour and half releasing another 4 fish and 5 fish came unbutton, and landed another big fish going 48 inches. All in all another good day on the water!

name: Open Boat
e_mail: adam@canyonrunner.com
boat_name: Canyon Runner
date: June 14-15
where: Toms
method: Overngihter
species: Yellowfin Tuna
size: Small
bait_used: Canyon Runner Bars
water_depth: 600
water_temp: 68
other: Just a quick heads up to anyone still on the fence about starting their 2009 tuna season - Capt. Phil Dulanie is back offshore after being on the Injured Reserve most of last year with no less then 5 bouts with pneumonia and seemingly has not lost his touch just yet. He is running a Sunday/Monday overnighter and with some usual intel from our 60 Canyon Runner basically stopped right on the yellowfin and bluefin bringing 19 to the boat in the first 2 hours and fishing up the afternoon troll with close to 35 tuna (25 yellowfin and 10 bluefin). They also called me just before mid-night noting that our first mako of the year was in the boat! With 40 tuna in only half a trip obviously everything they put in the water got bites but the bigger fish (40-50 bluefin) ate the purple/black Canyon Runner Squid Spreader Bars. By the way - this was an open boat trip and we have our next one scheduled for July 5-6. We have three open spots left open on this trip. The cost is $750 and that includes everything including the TIP. Please email me at adam@canyonrunner.com if interested

name: dan boylan
e_mail: danboylan1951@yahoo.com
boat_name: Bay Lady 11
date: 6/15/09
where: S H reef and area
method: anchor
species: Black Sea Bass
size: 4lbs.
bait_used: clam squid
water_depth: 40 -80
other: Great day on the water. Had a nice pull of sea bass to 4 lbs and many of those tastey ling. even had a small cod. Hunting for stripers is great, but if you want to eat some great fish bottom fishing is the ticket. Tight lines

name: Ed Stanchi
e_mail: captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
boat_name: Bounty Hunter
date: 06/15/2009
where: Off Asbury Park
method: Livelining
species: Striped Bass
size: Up to 45"
bait_used: Live Bunker
water_depth: 40 to 65 Ft.
water_temp: 61 Degrees
other: Capt. Paul had the Ed Stanchi charter on board the Bounty Hunter. It was our first evening charter as we left the dock at Noon and returned home at 9PM. The Bunker were scarce and it took a few hours of snagging to get enough in the livewell for the evening. We ran up to the Asbury Park area and found a good size fleet of boats on the Bass grounds. Paul decided to break away from the mob scene and fish a short distance back to the south. Stopping on good reads the charter went 5 for 10 on Bass up to 30 Lbs. We had 3 Teenage Newbies on the boat and all three caught their first Striper ever. I am now booking July charters for Stripers, Seabass, Fluke and Blues. If interested call 732-323-8700 to resesve your day.

name: Capt. Ron
boat_name: Fishermen
date: 6/15/09
where: Ocean
species: Striped Bass
other: Gave it one last shot on the Striper's today...Searched all points of the compass and only managed 2 fish (both caught by the same guy)! Plenty of bait, read some life, just not many takers. Ended the day with some jig fish in the channel...Will be tied up the next two days, then it's on to Fluke fishing. Gerry Krakow had the Big Pool Winning Striper this season at 25 pounds. Our largest this spring was 31 pounds followed by a 29 1/2, neither one was in the big pool. Fluke fishing from Thursday on, 3/4 day. Afternoon fishing for Blues and Bass 3:30pm till 9:30pm. The new schedule will be posted next week for the afternoon fishing. Thanks, Capt.ron

name: John Messina
e_mail: makomaniac2001@yahoo.com
boat_name: Black Betty
date: Sunday June 14th
where: Fingers
method: Bait
species: Blue Shark
size: 50-150 pounds
bait_used: bunker
water_depth: 120 feet
water_temp: 66 degrees
other: We set up and got our first fish at around 9AM, It was a blue shark of about 100Lbs. Things were then quiet until around 11 when all hell broke loose and we had all three lines get hit almost instantaneously. Two fish hooked up and one was boated and tagged, the other got off. We then had fish swimming in the slick and taking baits at boatside for the remainder of the trip. We only stayed until 1:00PM when it got a little nasty, but had boated and tagged about 7 fish while losing a few others on spinning gear. When we left, there were still dorsal fins in the slick. I have not seen so many blue sharks around the boat at one time in my life. The second a bait splashed the water, the sharks would come right up to take it. I fish a 25 foot center console and take the other rods out when one fish is hooked up and made sure to make this the practice on Sunday due to the fact that it may be the only tune up my crew had before the tournament. If we chose to fish with more than one line in after hookup, God only know how many we could have boated. Be safe out there! JM

name: Capt. Chris Devereaux
e_mail: kkatcharters@comcast.net
boat_name: K-KAT
date: 6/14
species: Black Sea Bass
other: 6/14/09- Fishing was very good today for my open boat sea bass/ fluke trip. We started out bottom fishing and had 40 sea bass to 5 pounds along with a few ling and a 23 inch cod. Switched over to fluke and had a few nice fish to 19 inches and a good amount of shorts. Bass fishing this past weekend has produced fish to 30 pounds and a ton of huge bluefish. My next open boat trips for both bottom fishing and striped bass will be June 21 and 22. Give me a call to reserve your spot.

name: Capt Derek Bielitz
e_mail: captderek@bndcharterfishing.com
boat_name: Fisher Price III
date: 6/14/09
where: ocean
method: live bunker
species: Striped Bass
size: to 22lbs
bait_used: bunker
other: The Stan Cherry party was out this morning for some live lining striped bass. They experienced slow fishing boating striped bass to 22 lbs while missing several others. We still have some open dates left in June as well as July. Give Capt Derek a call at 732-291-7675 to get in on the action.

name: ED KARECKI
e_mail: SCUMLAWYER@AOL.COM
boat_name: ROSE K
date: 6-14-09
where: SANDY HOOK
method: DRIFT
species: Fluke
size: 6INCHESTO 19INCHES
bait_used: KILLIES/SQUID/POWERBAIT
water_depth: 4FT TO 60 FT
other: FISHED WITH THE BOYS EDDIE III ,BILLY AND MY SELF CAUGHT AND RELEASED OVER 100 FLUKE AND 150 SEA ROBINS. GOOD THING WE GET OUR OWN KILLIES WENT THRU TWO QUARTS .NON STOP ACTION WHILE NOT THAT MANY BOATS FISHING WE MANNAGED THREE KEEPER FLUKE STARTED FISHING 530 AM AND QUIT AT 300 PM ALSO KEPT A FEW SEA ROBINS TO GIVE THEM A TRY , WELL UNLESS WE ARE STARVING THE SEA ROBINS CAN STAY IN THE WATER OR TURN INTO FERTILIZER FOR THE GARDEN WE WONT BE EATING THEM AGAIN FOR A VERY LONG TIME. TIGHT LINES AND BE SAFE THERE ARE MANY NUTS ON THE WATER THAT HAVE NO RESPECT FOR THE SMALL BOATERS.

name: CHRIS
boat_name: CHICKEN OF THE SEA III
date: 06-14-09
where: NORTH OF SR INLET
method: LIVELINE
species: Striped Bass
size: HIGH 20S TO LOW 30S
bait_used: LIVE BUNKER
water_depth: 20-40
water_temp: UNK
other: OUT AGAIN FOR AN AFTERNOON SHOT WITH TWO BUDDIES AND THEIR SONS. LOADED THE LIVEWELL WITH ONE THROW AND HEADED OFF TO FIND THE FISH. CAUGHT TWO QUICK BASS AND THEN THE BITE SHUT OFF - EITHER DUE TO TIDE OR BOAT TRAFFIC. BOTH FISH WERE RELEASED UNHARMED. SAW A 200 ISH THRESHER JUMP TWICE RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF THE FLEET - NOT SURE IF IT WAS HOOKED BUT IT WASN'T FOR LONG. NICE AFTERNOON ON THE WATER. GOD BLESS AMERICA AND GOD BLESS OUR TROOPS

name: Bill Zuchero
e_mail: captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
boat_name: Bounty Hunter
date: 06/14/2009
where: Off Asbury Park
method: Livelining
species: Striped Bass
size: Up to 40"
bait_used: Live Bunker
water_depth: 40 to 65 Ft.
water_temp: 61 Degrees
other: The daytime Striper fishing continues to be slow. The Bill Zuchero charter was on board the Bounty Hunter and gave it a maximum effort but to no avail. After working the Bunker schools from Asbury Park up to Long Branch all we had for the effort was one 40" Bass. On Monday we will fish from Noon till 8PM. Maybe we can do better with a late afternoon bite. Days are still available for Stripers, Seabass, Fluke and Bluefish in July. Call 732-323-8700 to reserve your day.

name: Mike Tucci
e_mail: adam@canyonrunner.com
boat_name: Canyon Runner
date: June 13-14
where: Toms Canyon
method: Overnight
species: Yellowfin Tuna
size: Small
bait_used: Canyon Runner Bars/Ballyhoo
water_depth: 600
water_temp: 67
other: Well so it begins - Capt. Mark DeBlasio and Capt. Mark DeCabia along with John Timken took the Mike Tucci and Dr. Mark Smith charter out Saturday on our first canyon trip of 2009 leaving the dock at 9am and found the yellowfin shortly into the trip. They started up at the Toms Canyon putting lines in around Noon and worked south where around 3pm they went 2 for 3 on yellowfin. They ended up moving a little further south and started picking away at a decent pace. Catching double and triples with a fairly steady pace. They started to mix in a few bluefin ending the afternoon troll bite with 5 bluefin in the 30-50 pound class and 15 yellowfin with 6 that we kept from 30-33 inches and 6 we decided to release but they were keepers. They had most of the fish right on the 100 fathom line. They set up at 9:30 for sharking/swords but only had a blue shark to show for their efforts by the morning. The morning troll bite however did not disappoint as around 7:45am Sunday morning they began picking away at some nice yellowfin putting another 12 in the boat with two 40-pounders kept and the rest released. Again, almost all of the fish were in the 30-33 inch range with a few shorts but we only kept a total of 8 yellowfin for the entire trip despite catching a total of 27. We also kept the one bluefin we were allowed and released the other 4. According to the guys black/purple 9" Canyon Runer Squid Spreader Bars and our Canyon Runner Rainbow Spreader Bars accounted for most of the fish as they were feeding on 9" squid. But with 32 tuna to their credit and bunch others lost ever lure in the pattern at one point or another got crushed. [B]ALSO WE HAVE ONE SPOT OPEN ON JUNE 29-30 IF ANYONE WANTS TO JOIN US ON AN OPEN BOAT TRIP[/B]

name: capt ray burke
boat_name: mad gaffer II
date: 6/13 and6/14 /09
where: ocean
method: bait
species: Striped Bass
size: to 18lbs
bait_used: clam
water_depth: to 50 feet
other: sat 6/13 the matt wurpul charter had excellent sea bass and fluke fishing and then went stripe bass fishing and boated several nice stripe bass. the 6/13 afternoon trip the bob russo charter caught lots of blue fish and stripe bass bob had the largest one at 18lbs. sun 6/14 the marie leide charter started out catching lots of fluke and then did well on bass and blues with ryan abnernathy catching the biggest bass at about 17 lbs.the todd harborison and family 6/14 afternoon charter caught lots of big bluefish along with some nice stripe bass i have openings this week and next also next sat afternoon call capt ray at 732 803 6276 for open boat or charter reservations and get in on this hot action

name: Capt.Ron
boat_name: Fishermen
date: 6/14/09
species: Fluke
other: Had very good action this weekend on the Fluke. Way more shorts than keepers but the wiggle on the end of the line kept the customers happy...Gonna search for the Bass on Monday. We will be tied up Tuesday and Wednesday for maintenance. Weather sounds lousy for Tuesday anyway...If we don't find a bass bite, it will be Fluke fishing from Friday on. Will keep you posted daily. Capt.Ron

the No worries has three spots open for the mid atlandic tuna tourn in cape may just had three canclance the torunm startes on july 15 which is the captain meeting and the three fish days are july 16,17,18 it's real fun tournment to fish if interested and for more details email me at noworriescharters@gmail.com or call my cell 732-580-8909

name: Capt Derek Bielitz
e_mail: captderek@bndcharterfishing.com
boat_name: Fisher Price III
date: 6/13/09
where: ocean
method: Chunker bunker/ live line
species: Striped Bass
size: up to 45 lbs
bait_used: bunker
other: Had the Andy Compton charter aboard this morning for a slow pick of bass and blues up to 14 lbs on chunked bunker. The Tom Nastasi party was aboard this afternoon for some live lining action, boating 4 stripers up to 45 lbs.

name: Rich Shearer
e_mail: captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
boat_name: Bounty Hunter
date: 06/13/2009
where: Off Spring Lake
method: Livelining
species: Striped Bass
size: Up to 31 Lbs.
bait_used: Live Bunker
water_depth: 40 to 60 Ft.
water_temp: 60 Degrees
other: The Rich Shearer charter joined Capt. Paul for a day of Striper fishing. We started to work the Bunker Pods from Bay Head to IBSP. Lots of bait but no Bass. Since the bite was slow and we were that far to the south we went offshore and caught Seabass and Ling just in case the Bass did not make an appearance. After Noon we came inshore and started to work the Bunker off Spring Lake. We got lucky and went 2 for 4 on Bass while livelining. The fish weighed in at 29 and 32 lbs. I have days available in July for Stripers, Seabass, Fluke and Bluefish. Get in on the summer fun. Call 732-323-8700 to reserve your day.

name: J P Hennessy
e_mail: John nypm@optonline .net
boat_name: n/a
date: 6-13-09
where: seaside heights beach "j"
method: surfcasting
species: Northern Stargazer
bait_used: mullet
water_depth: surf
water_temp: 63
other: fishhed for Stargazers 2 hours during the day and 3 hours at night. No luck!

name: Capt Tom
e_mail: captaintom09@msn.com
boat_name: NAN SEA J
date: 6-13-09
where: ocean
species: Fluke
size: 7lbs
other: Had the Pat Del Vicario party out for a day of fluking. Mostly shorts and sea bass but we had some nice keepers including a 6lb fish for Carolyn Del Vicario and a 7lber for Bernie. Our afternoon trip saw good action with spectacular surface explosions from the bass on the bunker pods. Craig Schneiderwind and friends boated 9 bass to 37lbs.

name: Dave Conor, Russ and Ted
e_mail: tedhynes@gmail,com
boat_name: katie claire
date: 9/13
where: just south of the Fingers
method: drift
species: Blue Shark
size: 130-200+
bait_used: mack, bluefish and bunker
water_depth: 156
water_temp: 64.5
other: Fished the Brett Bailey Mako Rodeo out of Manasquan on Sat. We ran south at 3:00 am and found clear, blue 64 degree water in what became a foggy day. Seas were moderate 2-3' swells with a NE wind at 10-12, and the ride out was clear under a 3/4 moon. Set up at 6:30 and didn't get a touch until 8:30 when we caught a couple bluefish, quick filet and they went back in the water. At 9:00, the deep line went off and we had high hopes, especially the way the fish took a second and third run down deep, I was thinking thresher as I readied the flying gaff. What we got when we saw color was a look at the first of 13 blue sharks we would wire and release this day. This one was one of the bigger blue sharks I've ever caught at about 9 feet. We got 2 more that size and the rest were 100-130 lbers. All in all a great day on the water with terrific guys. I got to go buy some more hooks.

name: Capt. Darren
e_mail: dsv174@verizon.net
boat_name: Mary Lou Crew
date: 6/13/09
where: ocean
method: chumming
species: Blue Shark
water_depth: 155 feet
water_temp: 61.8
other: Mary Lou Crew was out for the Brett T. Bailey mako tournament. After running and looking for some warm water, we settled in at our spot for the day. We sure did catch sharks however the were not the kind we were after!! The blue sharks were thick, so bad that we had to pull the lines out of the water and switch to sight fishing. We could not get a bait in the water without having one on. At the end of the day we lost count, and headed for home in nice sea conditions. Once again great job done by Art Dellasalla on running a top notch tournament!!!

e_mail: tjakubik@totalfinancialconcepts.com
boat_name: Capt Ron
date: 6/13
where: Chicken
method: Bait
species: Blue Shark
size: 150-200
bait_used: bluefish
water_depth: 200
water_temp: 62
other: 1st shark trip of the season. Landed 2 blue sharks up to 200 lbs and lost 2 others. Caught a huge sun fish that hit the short line. 1 pm saw huge fin smack the short line. After a 25 min fight, to our amazement, we landed a 100+ ib sunfish. Who knew these things ate bluefish. Released unharmed and headed back in. Great fun. Thanks to Capt Ron. ARRRRRR!!!

name: CHRIS
boat_name: CHICKEN OF THE SEA III
date: 06-13-2009
where: NORTH OF MANSQUAN INLET
method: LIVELINE
species: Striped Bass
size: 22-35#
bait_used: LIVE BUNKER
water_depth: 40
water_temp: UNK
other: OUT WITH 2 BUDDIES, MY SON AND MY BUDDIES 3 YEAR OLD SON. LEFT MANASQUAN INLET AND WITH 2 THROWS OF THE NET HAD ALL THE BUNKER WE NEEDED. FOUND THE FISH AND IT WAS ONE OF THE BEST LIVELINING TRIPS I CAN REMEMBER. WE LOST COUNT OF HOW MANY WERE CAUGHT BUT DOUBLE AND SOMETIME TRIPLE HOOK-UPS HAPPENED ON MORE THAN ONE OCCASION. THE BASS WERE BEATING THE WATER WHITE WITH BUNKER TRYING TO ESCAPE. THANKS TO PROFESSIONAL SPORTFISH OF BRIELLE FOR SQUARING AWAY MY ELECTRONICS, I AM NO LONGER FISHING BLIND. KEPT 2 AND RELEASED THE REST TO FIGHT AGAIN. GOD BLESS AMERICA.

name: Capt. Kevin Delanoy
e_mail: kevin@missmargiefishingcharters.com
boat_name: Miss Margie
date: 6/13/2009
where: ocean
method: bottom
species: Black Sea Bass
size: 3lbs
bait_used: Clams/squid
water_depth: 60
water_temp: 65
other: I was back on the wrecks today off Island Beach in 60' of water. All the inshore stuff had plenty of sea bass willing to bite. The 5-1 ratio took us a while to put a good catch together but at the end of the trip the cooler looked very good with nice sized keepers.The action was non stop all day.

name: Ernie & Terry
e_mail: pulcinim@embarqmail.com
boat_name: smoker
date: 6-13-09
where: raritan bay
method: drift
species: Fluke
size: 18.5 to 24in
bait_used: sea robbin belly,killie & squid
water_depth: 8 to 30
water_temp: 66
other: Fished all my good spots from the mouth of the river to the point of the hook. Got 4 nice keepers and alot of shorts. If the limit was 16 in we would limit out in45 minutes. After buying killies for $16. What a ripoff,and all they did was catch shorts. Put a large very large strip of sea robbin belly and the fish got bigger. I guess big bait catches big fish. By the way i stocked ATLANTIC highlands marina with $16 WORTH OF KILLIES.

name: Rose Mary Walsh
e_mail: mikenro@optonline.net
boat_name: Dorothy B
date: 6/13
where: near hook
species: Fluke
size: 5.12lb
bait_used: fluke belly&spearing
other: Nailed a nice 5lber for the morning pool.Some guy was drinking heinekens.

name: jersey dan
e_mail: jerseydan100@comcast.net
boat_name: Salty Cat
date: 6-13-09
where: ocean
method: live lining
species: Striped Bass
bait_used: bunker
water_depth: 10-50
other: bunker everwhere! no bites! got out a little late in the day and missed the early bite! we'll get wed morning!

name: Capt.Kevin Delanoy
e_mail: kevin@missmargiefishingcharters.com
boat_name: Miss Margie
date: 6/10/2009
where: Barnegat Bay
method: drift
species: Fluke
size: 3lbs
bait_used: killie/squid
water_depth: 10
water_temp: 68
other: The plan today was to wreck fish on some insore stuff off of Barnegat. With the pea soup fog in the morning I decided to stay in the bay and fluke fish as the water is much warmer and fishing has been pretty good.This proved to be a good move. We had plenty of fluke between the BB and BI bouys and an unlimited amount of bluefish. At the end of the trip many fluke were boated and a few nice keepers were put in the box.

name: Bob
e_mail: robert.gondola
boat_name: Bass Akwerdz
date: 6-10-09
where: Sandy Hook
method: Live line Bunker
species: Weakfish
size: 36 lbs
bait_used: Bunker
water_depth: 18ft
water_temp: 60
other: Tons of bait all over the place, Not many stripers showing. They have alot of food in front of there noses and that makes things hit or miss Still managed to dig up 4 keepers upto 36lbs, Threw 3 back

name: Capt Derek Bielitz
e_mail: captderek@bndcharterfishing.com
boat_name: Fisher Price III
date: 6/10/09
where: ocean
method: Chunked Bunker
species: Striped Bass
size: up to 17 lbs
bait_used: bunker
water_depth: 23 ft
other: The Thad Strang charter was out this morning for a pick of bass and blues. Chunking bunker produced 5 bass to 17 lbs and all the blues they could handle to 12lbs Still have a few openings for charter in June for striped bass. For more information please call Capt Derek at 732-291-7675.

name: Capt.Ron
boat_name: Fishermen
date: 6/10/09
where: Ocean
species: Striped Bass
other: Another dismal morning on the weather front, but the regs came down anyway. Took all day to put a catch together, a lot of bouncing around, but a quality catch it was.....size's ranged from small shorts to several in 20 pound category. Jimmy Finn, Oakland N.J. had his limit plus a "just under" 30 pounder for the pool at 29 1/2 pounds. Capt. Ron Sr. landed 3 beauties once again and had the regs shaking their heads!! After a month and a half of E mails and should been here yesterday's, Kyle the (PA Monger, on this sight) finally made it out!! Both he and his Dad landed 2 very nice fish. Way too many fish lost because of drag settings or guys panicking and starting to reel as the fish made their first run....Relax, let the fish go, they have to stop sometime, then start reeling them in. Gonna start taping Thumbs to index fingers as of tomorrow!!! Capt.Ron

name: Bill Haines
e_mail: captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
boat_name: Bounty Hunter
date: 06/10/2009
where: Inshore Wrecks
method: Bottom
species: Black Sea Bass
size: Up to 3 Lbs.
bait_used: Clams
water_depth: 70 to 85 Ft
water_temp: 61 Degrees
other: The Bill Haines charter returned to the Bounty Hunter today for a day of Seabass fishing. Like yesterday we cleared the Inlet in a pea soup fog. Capt. Paul made his way to 3 wrecks and the charter put together a nice catch of Seabass up to 3 Lbs. At noon the NE wind came on with some velocity making fishing conditions a bit uncomfortable so we called it a day and headed back for home. Days still remain available in July for Stripers, Seabass, Fluke and Blues. Call 732-323-8700 to reserve your day.

name: Bill Haines
e_mail: captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
boat_name: Bounty Hunter
date: 06/09/2009
where: Off Long Branch
method: Spooning
species: Striped Bass
size: Up to 43"
bait_used: Spoons
water_depth: 40 to 50 Ft.
water_temp: 60 Degrees
other: It was another tough day on the Bounty Hunter. The Bill Haines charter was on board and we cleared the Inlet in another pea soup fog. We made our way up to Long Branch and put out the Spoons. No sooner do we have our first Bass in the boat and Mother Nature decides to put on a rain and lightning show. We took several near misses close to the boat and the charter was not to anxious to come out of the cabin and stand in the rain and fish. As the weather subsided we Trolled for another hour without a touch and called it a day. The Haines group will be back tomorrow to try and capture some Seabass on the Inshore Wrecks. I have days available in July. Call 732-323-8700 to reserve your day.

name: Capt.Ron
boat_name: Fishermen
date: 6/9/09
where: Ocean
species: Striped Bass
other: Only a handfull of customers showed today with the lousy forecast. I myself thought the end of the world was near when we were heading out. Sky got totally black, Thunder and lightning then the rain..... It did back off as we set up on the Anchor and it actually ended up a nice day. Picked fish in the AM, the keepers were just that and shorts were way short. Not a hot bite, but a pick for a couple hours. Lost the current and had to go searching. Tried a new area in the afternoon only to find dogfish and 17 to 19 inch bass. Joe longo had a couple short fish and the huge one for the pool! Capt.Ron Sr. gave his usual fishing leasons with a couple keepers and way too many shorts. Will see what tomorrow brings. Chartered Friday Afternoon and Saturday & Sunday morning this week. Capt.ron

name: jerzey joe
e_mail: fishhead728@gmail.com
boat_name: misty blue
date: 6-8-09
where: the rocks
method: drift
species: Fluke
size: 10.5lbs
bait_used: strip baits
water_depth: 45 to 60
water_temp: 60
other: fished shrewsbury rocks today found a couple big boys my son got his first double digit fluke a 10.5 pound doormat I had a 7.5 lost another big one at the boat due to net broke but at days end we had 7 keepers up to 10.5 smallest about 2lbs and 13 shorts 11 humpback seabass im going all week the big fish are here just need the conditions

name: Ron Horwath
e_mail: `captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
boat_name: Bounty Hunter
date: 06/08/2009
where: Off Asbury Park
method: Livelining & Spooning
species: Striped Bass
size: None
bait_used: Live Bunker & Spoons
water_depth: 35 to 65 ft.
water_temp: 58 Degrees
other: Capt. Paul had the Ron Horwath family on the Bounty Hunter on Monday and after the weekend crowd we were looking forward to seeing the Bass bounce back. This was not the case as unfotunately after 3 hours of Livelining and 3 hours of Spooning we never got a touch. It was without a doubt the worst day of Striper fishing we have had this year. Reports comming in from other boats indicated that we were not alone. We finished the day fishing for Seabass and sent the charter home with a couple of bags of Seabass fillets. Maybe things will improve tomorrow. I still have days available in July for Stripers, Seabass, Fluke and Blues. Call 732-323-8700 to reserve your day.

name: Capt. Ray Burke
boat_name: Mad Gaffer
date: 6/8/09
where: Ocean
method: Bait
species: Striped Bass
size: 30 lbs
bait_used: Clams
water_depth: 35 ft
water_temp: 56
other: Dick Skinder's charter was out yesterday. They limited out on stiped bass. Dick had three keepers up to 30 lbs and a lot of big sea bass. I have openings on Sat. and Sun afternoons as well as next week for both open boat trips and charters.

name: vice ,brian and shawn
e_mail: vice 1965@yahoo.com
boat_name: HELEN C
date: 6 8 09
where: sandy hook
method: drifting
species: Fluke
size: 19 to 23 inches
bait_used: squid killie combo
water_depth: 49 average
water_temp: 68
other: driting of the hook we were into non stop action with the fluke.brought 39 to the boat,4 of them being keepers,with the first fish of the day a 23 incher.calm seas and a sunny day,what could be better?

name: Capt Derek Bielitz
e_mail: wercs2@aol.com
boat_name: Fisher Price III
date: 6/8/09
where: ocean
method: Chunked Bunker
species: Striped Bass
size: up to 18lbs
bait_used: bunker
water_depth: 23 ft
other: The Tim McCane charter was out this afternooon for a limit catch of bass to 18lbs while releasing an additional 4 striped bass. The party also had all the bluefish they can handle to 14 lbs. We willbe runnning open boat this coming Thursday 6/11 and Friday 6/12 for striped bass. For more information please give Derek a call at 732-291-7675.

name: Capt.Ron
boat_name: Fishermen
date: 6/8/09
where: Ocean
species: Striped Bass
other: Very tough fishing today too say the least. Picked a fish here and there. A handfull of keepers and a few shorts. Never really got the current, saw the fish swirling on top we tried tossing everything at them but not many takers. With all the bait around I'm sure the bite isn't over yet, hang in there, still some good fishing ahead!! Capt.ron

name: capt ray burke
boat_name: mad gaffer II
date: 6/5/09
where: ocean
method: bait
species: Striped Bass
bait_used: clam
water_depth: 15 feet
other: despite bad weather and rough seas capt bill boardman who ran the boat today found sheltered waters for the dr mike carol charter who caught some big stripe bass i have openings for sun afternoon and next tuesday as well as for 6/13 and 14th afternoons call capt ray at 732 803 6276 fo charter or open boat reservations

name: Capt.Ron
boat_name: Fishermen
date: 6/05/09
where: Ocean
species: Striped Bass
other: With the anticipation of a Nasty day and an almost guaranteed bite, the customers came out today, despite the forecast of rain and wind. From past post's, today should have been a banner day, only one problem, when the tide started to run out, it got NASTY! Anchored up and had fish on right away, lines were already running to the bow with the outgoing and East wind. Myself and the crew kept tossing the customers out and working their lines knowing the end was near! We boated a bunch of keepers and way to many 27 inch fish in the first hour. After that it was PUKE and move! Made several drops on great readings only to move and find the fish laying in front of the boat! Worst conditions I have seen in a long time. Between the rain, wind and swinging of the boat, it was almost impossible to put a great catch together. Still had some nice keepers and good action while it lasted..Tommy Krakow finally got rid of the skunk and landed 2 nice keepers, just missing the pool and feeling reborn again!! Chartered this weekend Saturday and Sunday morning. Afternoons with Capt. Frank at 3:PM are available.....Capt. Ron

name: Capt.Ron
boat_name: Fishermen
date: 6/04/09
where: Ocean
species: Striped Bass
other: Another nice catch today, but not the crazy bite of yesterday..... Came back on the anchor and had 4 on before I could get out of the wheelhouse! Picked a couple more then they dissapeared! Made a little wiggle, caught a few more. It was like that most of the morning till the change of tide. Unlike yesterday, slack into the change didn't produce. We moved to another area but by then the bite was over. Some smaller fish that looked like they had been eating for a week, very fat!! More long males and not many females also... Still a good day of Striper fishing. East 10 to 15 tomorrow should do the trick!!! Capt. Ron Chartered Saturday and Sunday morning.

name: capt ray burke
boat_name: mad gaffer II
date: 6/4/09
where: ocean
method: bait
species: Striped Bass
size: to 25;bs
bait_used: clam
water_depth: 15 to 50 feet
other: the bob schaffer charter caught several large stripe bass to 25 lbs. we then anchored up on a wreck and the whole boat limited out on sea bass to 4 lbs i have openings for this sun afternoon 6/7 as well as tues 6/9 and fri 6/12 also sunday afternoon 6/14 call capt ray at 732 803 6276 for charter or open boat reservations

name: Brian McFadden
e_mail: captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
boat_name: Bounty Hunter
date: 06/04/2009
where: Off Long Branch
method: Livelining & Spooning
species: Striped Bass
size: Up to 45 Lbs.
bait_used: Live Bunker & Spoons
water_depth: 30 to 60 Ft.
water_temp: 59 Degrees
other: Capt. Paul had the Brian Mcfadden charter on board the Bounty Hunter for the best Spooning day of the season. Starting in the early AM wind and rain we snagged Bunker and then ran up to the Long Branch area wher we livelined our first Bass. The charter wanted to try Trolling so we switched over to pulling Spoons and it was a good decision as we added 6 more large Bass to the catch. The largest Bass of the day was caught by Eric Brittingham a 45" Bass which weighed in at 45 Lbs. It was Eric's first Bass ever. A nice way to start. It was followed by a 46" Bass weighing 40 Lbs. and another at 34 Lbs. We finished with 7 Large Bass. It was good fishing with a great group of people who will be back in a few weeks to catch more Bass. Days are available in July for Stripers, Seabass, Fluke and Blues. Get in on the summer fun call 732-323-8700 to reserve your day.

name: Capt Derek
e_mail: captderek@bndcharterfishing.com
boat_name: Fisher Price III
date: 6/4/09
where: ocean
method: live bunker
species: Striped Bass
size: up to 30 lbs
bait_used: bunker
water_depth: 45 ft
other: Nate Attanasio and friends were aboard this morning for a pick of striped bass to 28lbs on live bunker. Ran a crew trip back down the beach this afternoon for some more live line action. Boating 7 bass to 30 lbs all on live bunker. We still have some dates available in June as well as July for the bass run. For information and reservations, please give Capt Derek a call at 732-291-7675.

name: kevin
boat_name: fattys and flattys
date: 6-4
where: down the beach
method: troll
species: Striped Bass
size: up to 35 lbs
bait_used: green spoons
water_depth: 30-50
other: trolled spoons through the massive schools of bunker landed some nice bass today released all but one went fluking for an hour and managed one keeper be back out sat and sun

name: Eric Hansson
e_mail: dsv174@verizon.net
boat_name: Mary Lou Crew
date: 6/04/09
where: Ocean
method: trolling
species: Striped Bass
size: 33 lbs
bait_used: spoons
other: Had the boys from Cedar Grove Police Department out today for a full day Striper trip. Weather in the morning was not that great and it took a little looking around to find the bait. Finally got into some real nice size fish. Unfortunately today we had 15 bites but could only keep 5 fish on the hook. The biggest fish was 33 pounds and another at 30. Of course the biggest fish of the day we dropped near the boat.

name: scott
e_mail: bitter4336@hotmail.com
boat_name: bitter one
date: 6/3/09
where: shersbury rocks
method: live line bunker
species: Striped Bass
size: 30lbs
bait_used: bunker
water_depth: 30ft
water_temp: 54
other: good night trip for big blues to 15lbs, bass to slow to bunker. one big bass 30lbs saw bass swirling on them all big.still blues were alot of fun.

name: Capt. Chris Devereaux
e_mail: kkatcharters@comcast.net
boat_name: K-KAT
species: Black Sea Bass
other: 6/3/09- The weather cleared just in time today for the Ted Metzger charter from Bucks County. The thunderstorms and rain stopped as soon as we left the dock for a perfect bottom fishing day. The boys had the sea bass flying all day and ended up with 50 keepers and twice as many shorts. Spots are going fast for June 11 and 14 open boat sea bass/fluke trips so give me a call soon.

name: Capt.Ron
boat_name: Fishermen
date: 6/03/09
where: ocean
species: Striped Bass
other: Started out the morning just like the past 4, only 1 keeper and 1 short with no other bites for 2 1/2 hours...Just at slack into the incoming, out of no where, the fish turned on!! Had fishing like last Friday with many fish going into the 20 pound range. Pool fish made 28! Justin and the PA guys landed 15 keepers between them with Tommy loosing one close to 40 pounds under the boat!! Many limits and then some....Jerry Krako, who leads the big pool landed another 24 pounder plus 3 more. Butch Valentine (Chief) also had 4 beauties. After 4 days of