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FISHING REPORTS FOR JULY 2001

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Angler Name : Bronx Bobby
E-Mail : na
Boat Name: kernzy
Date Fished: 7/30/01
Location: highlands
Fishing Method: jig
Specie: Fluke
Size: 10 lbs
Bait or Lure: squid /minnow
Water Depth: 10-30"
Water Temp.: 72
Information : Big bob in from out of town caught his limit on sea robin while only netting one keeper of a respectable 15 inches. Bob jr. complained all day until catching three keepers just before the bell. One on a spinner. All average size. Scott(the duke of fluke) lived up to his name by keeping five fluke and one blue. Kernzy caught the biggest 6.5 lb fluke and 24 inch weaky. Nice conditions most of the day. Move to the shallows when the wind kicked up. Picked up a few by coast guard station in 10ft of water.

Angler Name : Patrick Socaciu
E-Mail : ria @netreach.net
Boat Name: jetty fishing
Date Fished: 7/30/01
Location: shark river inlet belmar
Fishing Method: bait
Specie: Fluke
Size: 2, 6, and 8 pound fluke
Bait or Lure: 3/4 ounce bucktail with killie
Water Depth: 20 feet
Water Temp.: 70
Information : I also caught some sea robbin and I found that if you fliet the tail and just put it on a bucktail the fluke love it

Angler Name : Greg
E-Mail : VONGAS@aol.com
Boat Name: Sea Clusion
Date Fished: 7/30/01
Location: Shrewsbury River
Fishing Method: Jig
Specie: Weakfish
Size: 14"-18"
Bait or Lure: platic jigs, Rat-L-Trap
Water Depth: 8'
Water Temp.:
Information : Fished late evening for weaks. Caught about 18 between two people. Also caught a few fluke. Rat-L-Traps produced the best. All fish released.

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Angler Name : Werner Sprie
E-Mail : captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
Boat Name: Bounty Hunter
Date Fished: 07/29/2001
Location: Shrewsbury Rocks
Fishing Method: Chumming
Specie: Bluefish
Size: Up to 10 Lbs.
Bait or Lure: Butterfish
Water Depth: 40 Ft.
Water Temp.: 70 Degrees
Information : Capt. Paul Regula had Werner Sprie on board and ran the Bounty Hunter up to the Shrewsbury Rocks. Chumming Blues in 40 Ft. of water we had a steady pick all day. At days end Werner had landed 48 Blues and released them all.

Angler Name : John DePama
E-Mail : njcharter@aol.com
Boat Name: Canyon Runner
Date Fished: July 28-29
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Chunking
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 70-115 pounds
Bait or Lure: Butterfish
Water Depth: 600
Water Temp.: 74
Information : Captain Phil Dulanie and mate Brad Burgess finally got a window in the weather and ran to the Hudson Canyon Saturday for an overnighter. The John DePama and Richard Steer charter from Stanford, Conn got in on some great chunking action as soon as we came back tight on the anchor. Tied up in 600 feet of water on the West Wall we had fish on within minutes and within the first hours went 9 for 15 on big yellowfin. Thereafter we had a slow pick putting 5 more in the boat and lossing a few others. At the end of the day we left the canyon with 14 yellowfin between 70 and 115 pounds. All the fish were caught on butterfish as squid proved scarce.

Angler Name : Paul Czaya
E-Mail : pczaya@amergenenergy.com
Boat Name: Bird-of-Prey
Date Fished: 7/28-29/01
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: troll/chunk
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 60-90 lbs.
Bait or Lure: butterfish
Water Depth: 375
Water Temp.: 73
Information : KLINGONS DECLARE VICTORY - RONULANS STUNNED! Oops, this is a fishing report. I get carried away sometimes. Anyhoo, after decloaking and anchoring at the West Elbow due to some good advice from a friend (thanks again, Bernie) we hooked up with the first YFT at about 6 PM, within minutes of the baits hitting the water. With 8 YFT in the boat by about 10:30 PM out of 11 solid hookups and a few runoffs, all action stopped. This seemed to be in conjunction with a change in current direction and a resultant drop in water temperature. In addition, the dozens of whales in the area when we first arrived (Captain, there be whales here!) left the premises and the YFT must have exited with them. The morning troll to the tip yielded one bite-off on the hoo. All in all, one fine trip with a some fine fishermen: Joel (Up All Night) Frey, Pete (Bass) Longo and Bob (Air) Billerman. At least they let me drive the boat. The only downside to the trip was having to endure the all-too-frequent radio rant on 65 (Cry havoc, and let slip the dogs of war!)

Angler Name : JOHNSON CONTROLS
E-Mail : ALBERT.M.VONO@JCI.COM
Boat Name: MISTY MORN
Date Fished: 7-29-01
Location: KEANSBURG,SANDY HOOK
Fishing Method: BAIT
Specie: Amberjack
Size: SHORTS
Bait or Lure: SPEARING,KILLIES
Water Depth: 10-25 FT
Water Temp.:
Information : LOTS OF SHORTS, COMPANY CHARTER 42 PEOPLE, 25 KEEPERS

Angler Name : Kevin
E-Mail : orcuttk1@aol.com
Boat Name: Capt. Robbins
Date Fished: 7/28-7/29
Location: Wildwood Reefs
Fishing Method: Bottom
Specie: Black Sea Bass
Size: 9-15"
Bait or Lure: Mack & squid
Water Depth: 50-75'
Water Temp.: 70
Information : Fished the day trip with Capt. Neil. Drifted all day for a pick of seabass. Alot of shorts but alot of action. A few fluke were caught with a 3.5 lb. taking the pool. Ended up with 26 keepers between two of us. Awsome weather all day. Had so much fun decided to stay for the nite trip with Capt. Mike. Pick of 2-4 lb blues and a few more keeper seabass. Didn't know that the seabass bit at nite. Where are all the blues down south? Weather was perfect at nite with very calm seas. All and all a good day-nite. Very, very long day. Made it all the way home with one eye shut!

Angler Name : Capt Bernie Roth
E-Mail : mbroth@bellatlantic.net
Boat Name: TENACIOUS
Date Fished: 7/28-29
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Troll/Chunk
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 60-8- lbs
Bait or Lure: Butterfish
Water Depth: 425
Water Temp.: 74 degrees
Information : Took the Ron Antonelli Fishing Team to the Hudson Canyon for a chunk/troll overnighter and began trolling 9 miles from the west elbow. No action on the troll and set up for chunking about 3pm at the elbow using 50lb leaders. Began to pick larger yellowfins and by nightfall we had 4 60 to 80 lb yellowfins collared and on ice. We anticipated some good action through the night but it never happened: we did not have a bite all nite. We continued chunking till 7am without a bite and pulled the anchor to head for home.

Angler Name : Millis, Maggie, Amy & Bill
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Barking Dog
Date Fished: 7/29/2001
Location: Sandy Hook Channel
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Weakfish
Size: 8lbs
Bait or Lure: Sandworms, Squid Spearing Combos
Water Depth: 45
Water Temp.: 65
Information : Drifted Sandy Hook channel in tough breezy conditions on Sunday Afternoon. However the day was very productive with dozens of fluke, dogfish, sea robins and a nice 8lbs(est) weakfish.

Angler Name : Bob Lukowski
E-Mail : blukowski@bloomberg.net
Boat Name: Amy Beth
Date Fished: 7/28 -7/29
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: troll/chunk
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 70-95lbs
Bait or Lure: butters, zuker feathers
Water Depth: 600
Water Temp.: 74
Information : We fished the elbow. There were numerous whales and porposes at the west wall. Caught 1 albie on the troll just as we got to the elbow. Set up early for the night chunk. At first, the fish were line shy and had to use 20lb leaders to get them to bite. Once on, most broke off. Finally as the sun set, the fish responded to heavier leaders. Ended up with 9 large yellowfin and 1 albie.

Angler Name : stephenf
E-Mail :
Boat Name: sweet caroline
Date Fished: 7/28-7/29
Location: lindenkohl
Fishing Method: troll //chunk
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 80 #-100 #
Bait or Lure: butters //
Water Depth: ?
Water Temp.: ?
Information : after getting blown out all week then getting to caroline's in sommers point ,at noon fri only to see the wind mill smoking from the heavy winds we sat at the bar pondering wether the winds will co-operate for sat .after several hours and several cocktails later the crew took the free shuttle from the bar(carolines -sommers point ) to the boat for a good nights sleep .sat morn was a great day ,left the dock around 1pm .about five mi,short of the kohl set out the spread for a troll till dark had one knock down about a 35 -40 lb longfin was on the box .st up up for the chunk around the 100 line .went 3 for 4 with the yellow fins losing the first at the boat ,the crew nailed the next 3 .what a fight on 50 class stand up .the yellows went from 80 to 100 lbs .left at sunrise as the winds started to blow and the weather was calling for a nasty day ,just as we finished the cleaning the skys opend up .the capt dave ,jed ,scott ,big dave where great. what a day .stop in to carolines sommers point to see the pictures and hear the fish tails .

Angler Name : Guy/Capt. Al/Ritch/Denise/Mark
E-Mail : gsacco@earthlink.net
Boat Name: Four A
Date Fished: 7/28-7/29
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: chunking
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: to 100lbs.
Bait or Lure: Butterfish
Water Depth: 418
Water Temp.: 69.7
Information : It was a smooth ride out to the canyon on Saturday getting to the tip at 4:00 in the afternoon. Buy 5:00 four rods were bent over with fish screaming line off in the first five minutes of chunking. Lost the first two. The two fish gaffed went around 65-80lbs. apiece. Had more runoffs then a hookup with a large tuna - after a 25-30 minute fight the fish was boated. That tuna was the largest at around 100lbs. Was a pick after that with 2 more fish boated just before it got real dark. Didn't have a runoff for 2 hours then the deep swordfish line started screaming - after a good fight the 6th tuna was boated. All in all 6 tuna were boated, 7 fish lost and numerous other runoffs. Was a great trip. Had lots of whales broaching right next to the boat the whole time we were on anchor plus porpoise swimming in between. We all thank Capt. Al for a great trip!

Angler Name : Rich
E-Mail : randres1@swarthmore.edu
Boat Name: Sawdust
Date Fished: 7/29/01
Location: Longport Back Bay
Fishing Method: bottom
Specie: Fluke
Size:
Bait or Lure: squid/minnow combo
Water Depth: 10-45
Water Temp.: 67
Information : Rained all day and high seas kept us from heading out front. Decided to give behind Longport a try for we heard of catches there. Did well considering with 4 keepers, plenty of shorts, and a small bluefish. Can someone tell me how far the Hot Dog is (in miles) from Cape May. Thinking about heading out there soon.

Angler Name : Jon Popyk
E-Mail : jppud@aol.com
Boat Name: 4 J's
Date Fished: 7-29-01
Location: Red Church, Long Branch
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16" - 25" 6.1 lbs
Bait or Lure: Squid,spearing,cut mackerel
Water Depth: 35'-38'
Water Temp.: 70
Information : Was going to the Hook, based on weather report of an unfriendly ocean, but bumped into Don Kamienski of the Fisherman at the Bordentown 7-11 at 5:10AM and decided to go to Shark River as originally planned. The parking lot at Bry's ramp was empty at 6:30AM when we launched and the attendant asked me where everyone was. I said home scared because of the weather report. Ocean was flat calm as Coop, Ken and I ran up to the Red Church. Picked a few trash fish and Ken got 1 small keeper fluke in 45-50' of water and prayed for some of the wind that was supposed to blow us off the water as we had very lil drift. I was goin to go deep and join the fleet, when Ken said can we try at 35' first??? As I wheeled the boat around, Coop moaned about me listening to Can't-Catch-Fish-Ken. In no time, I brought a 20" flattie to the net as Coop frowned and Ken smiled that "I told you so smirk". We soon had a triple header going with the boys having throwbacks and bustin on me about takin so long to reel mine in. Well, it takes a lil time to bring up a 25" 6.1 lber. I got that "NOT YOU" look from Coop and a HIGH-5 from bigger smirkin Ken. Coop did add a nice 22" flounder to the cooler, but I knocked it into 3rd place with a 23"er. Ken was the only one who had trouble fillin the cooler at the "magic" depth he suggested. Coop was high hook after a very sneaky change from his hot pink Cooper tackle rig to a chartruese rig that matched my color rig. We fished til 2PM with no one around us and cleaned fish for some time in my yard. We'll be eatin good for a while.

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Angler Name : alfred colin
E-Mail : juil1@rcn.com
Boat Name: nu-toy
Date Fished: 7-28-01
Location: hudson canyon
Fishing Method: trolling
Specie: Albacore Tuna
Size: 50 lbs
Bait or Lure: green jets
Water Depth: 500 ft
Water Temp.: 70
Information : we fished the beach haven white marlin and tuna clubs tournament. we left little egg inlet at 4 am and were trolling at 830 am. we started at the west wall and trolled to the elbow. We caught longfin albacore and the winning fish was a 150lb bigeye caught in the same area. No white marlin made the scale.

Angler Name : rick
E-Mail : sincker@aol.com
Boat Name: Hellcat IV
Date Fished: july 28,2001
Location: Spencer/Wilmington
Fishing Method: Troll
Specie: Skipjack Tuna
Size: 15lbs
Bait or Lure: spreader bars, jets, green machines
Water Depth: 350 - 1350ft
Water Temp.: 73 - 74
Information : At 12:30pm at the wilmington we hooked into a 350-400lb blue marlin...fish put on a great show of 4 tail walking episodes then ran towards the boat after almost spooling the reel. Kept him on for 15 minutes then lost him as he ran the boat again. Fishing was slow re:tuna....skippies and bonita plentiful but not what we were looking for. Tight lines.

Angler Name : kevin byrne
E-Mail : basking9@yahoo.com
Boat Name: Columbia escape
Date Fished: july28th.
Location: sandy hook
Fishing Method: drift/jiging
Specie: Fluke
Size: 17in.
Bait or Lure: buzz bomb
Water Depth: 20ft. range
Water Temp.: 68degrees to 70 degrees
Information : Slow day , none on killies or squid, tried jigging , slow action ,picked up 2 off ammo dump, 6hr fishing.Should have mowed my lawn ,,... better luck next time

Angler Name : JERRY SOUTHERN
E-Mail : JERRY@INTERCONTRUCK.COM
Boat Name: SOUTHERN MISS
Date Fished: 7-28-01
Location: NE OF THE HOT DOG
Fishing Method: CHUNCKING
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size: 60#-150#
Bait or Lure: BUTTER FISH
Water Depth: 197'
Water Temp.: 73
Information : WE ARRIVED BY 7 AM HAD FISH BY 8 ACTION WAS PRETTY GOOD ALL DAY.ALIITLE SLOW IN THE AFTERNOON.HOPE IT CONTINUES.

Angler Name : Chuck Cumella
E-Mail : ACC@NWL.COM
Boat Name: Rosie R
Date Fished: 7-28-01
Location: Mud Bouy and close to S. Rocks
Fishing Method: Chum
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 2-5 lbs
Bait or Lure: Bunker chunks
Water Depth: 30-40 ft
Water Temp.: 70 something about
Information : Fished on the Rosie R out of Belmar. Had a good trip on the second location. The bouy was dead!! Total boat (18 people) ended up w/ 99 fish. It was good to fish w/ friends. Good captain and mate. Look forward to the canyons once it starts to open up.

Angler Name : Fred, Tina, Courtney, Aubree Bahlman
E-Mail : courbeco@home.com
Boat Name: MadJon
Date Fished: 7/28/01
Location: Barnegat Inlet
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: To 16"
Bait or Lure: Spearing, Killies/Squid
Water Depth: 15'
Water Temp.: 77
Information : Fished the inlet and surrounding areas with NO keeper Flike boated. Noticed dredging operations on some extremely low water directly in the middle of the channel around buoy 38. The Sea Tow boats were hovering around waiting for some poor unsuspecting Capt. to run aground. Be extremely careful navigating this channel...it appeared as though the deeper water was to the green side of the channel.....Tight Lines!

Angler Name : Dave R
E-Mail : www.Reilley777juno.com
Boat Name: Erika Lynn
Date Fished: 7/28/01
Location: Delaware Bay
Fishing Method: Drift/Squid
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 13in
Bait or Lure: Squid Top/Bottom
Water Depth: 35
Water Temp.: 73
Information : Went out Cape May cay to 60ft slooth at about 5pm could have filled 2 cooleres in 2 hours if i had wanted. Many croakers and a few small blues. Non stop action had a lot of fun.

Angler Name : Dave Parker
E-Mail : DaveP3@aol.com
Boat Name: Impulsive
Date Fished: 6/27-6/28
Location: East Wall Of The Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Chunk/Troll
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 60-115 lbs
Bait or Lure: Butterfish, ballyhoo
Water Depth: 700ft
Water Temp.: 73.8
Information : Ran off Friday night in bad seas (5-7ft). Got to the West wall around 10PM, didn't like the water and headed to the East Wall. Set up the chunk around 10:30PM and had good action all night. Caught 5 Yellowfin between 60 and 115 lbs and lost 5 more due to failed terminal tackle (have to make sure that doesn't happen again). Started trolling around 7AM with Ballyhoo and mullet without any results. A boat next to us hooked and caught a larg blue marlin around 7:30AM on the East Wall ledge. Not much happening on the troll and we left around noon for home. Stopped by some pots and picked up 18 nice Mahi to go with the Tuna. A nice trip except for the ride out. Only about 20 boats there Friday night because of the bad weather.

Angler Name : Eric Migala
E-Mail : EM@home.net
Boat Name: Harvest Moon
Date Fished: 7-28-01
Location: East of the Hot Dog
Fishing Method: Chuncking
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size: 110lbs, 80lbs, 60lbs, 50lbs
Bait or Lure: Butterfish
Water Depth: 210
Water Temp.: 73
Information : Set up at 8:30, had one knockdown, then slow for 2 and a half hours. Moved about 200 yds, and immediately started getting action. Boated 3 blufins up to 110lbs, and one yellowfin about 35lbs as well. All fish hit around 150-175 feet of water. Well worth the 3 hour ride from O.C N.J.

Angler Name : Neil McPeak
E-Mail : neil_mcpeak@prusec.com
Boat Name: Lucky Strike
Date Fished: 07/28
Location: Lobster Claw
Fishing Method: Chunking
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size: 40# to 90#
Bait or Lure: Butters
Water Depth: 170
Water Temp.: Not working
Information : Trolled the morning at the claw with about 30 boats and got nothing. Set up to chunk about 11 am.We moved to the the south east edge of the lump. Were a Grady had gotten a 200 lb fish earlier. Around 1 the bite started and lasted until we left around 3:30. We went 4 for 8, 2 bft 90# 1 60# and 1 40#. We used 50 fluro with 6/0 circles. One of the larger fish hit a live eel fished 40 ft down with the reel in strike, the circle locked him right up. The boats that anchored did much better than the boats on the drift.Also the drift baits out fished the deep baits.I took 2 guys who have never tuna fished before. They are setup for a lifetime of fishing disapointment.

Angler Name : John Pizzuto
E-Mail : qcable@optonline.net
Boat Name: Cat Fish Hunter
Date Fished: 7/28/01
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Troll
Specie: Wahoo
Size: 5'6" -- 50 Lb.
Bait or Lure: Ballyhoo-Jet / Spreader bars
Water Depth: The Deep
Water Temp.: 72
Information : We ran out at 1:00 A.M. Saturday morning for a day troll. At 8:00 A.M. we were in the deep on the elbow over great readings of bait, Tuna, Dolphins, and Whales when the Wahoo hit John battled him on our worst rod and a 6/O reel. We were able to boat him after getting him tangled in what seemed to be every line in the spread. The rest of the day was spent trying to raise Tuna with no luck. At least 10 Mahi's on every pot, we did get a couple of them. John the Iron Head Chef prepared the Wahoo on the grill with some herb butter. It was the best meal I ever had.

Angler Name : Greg
E-Mail : pickyourown@aol.com
Boat Name: OTE
Date Fished: 7/28/01
Location: Sandy Hook Area
Fishing Method: drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: 1-6lbs
Bait or Lure: Live snapper
Water Depth: 25-55ft
Water Temp.: never looked
Information : Headed out at 5am with walleye willy to take a shot in the Leonardo State fluke tourney. Immediately after check in worked the TC can with not alot of luck 10 shorts. At Low tide moved to the ambrose channel and had fun with monster sand sharks. As tide started to move nailed a nice 6 pound flattie. Worked the area alot with no more success. Basically fished 12 hours with only three keepers on live snappers and didn't place in the event. Had a great time and still looking for the flukeasaurisis.

Angler Name : Schwepp
E-Mail : Tom@home.com
Boat Name: fishing addiction
Date Fished: 07/28/01
Location: delaware bay
Fishing Method: line
Specie: Fluke
Size: 2 keepers 16 inches
Bait or Lure: minnow squid combo
Water Depth: 15 to 30 feet
Water Temp.: 70 something
Information : We had alot of throwbacks. One throwback weekfish.There was also acouple of sandsharks and searobins. Would like to hear if anyone fishing the bay did anygood on Saturday.

Angler Name : Dave, Harold& Brian
E-Mail : davek@worldwideapparel.com
Boat Name: Easy Go
Date Fished: 7/28/2001
Location: Mud Buoy
Fishing Method: Jigging & Trolling
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 4-9 lbs
Bait or Lure: Ava's & Umbrella's
Water Depth:
Water Temp.:
Information : Headed directly to the Mud Buoy on an absolutely calm day. The fleet was fishing on anchor a little bit north of the buoy chumming .Since we didn't have any bait with us we started jigging, picking away, while watching the Cock Robin slaughtering the fish on bait. After a couple of hours of jigging and about 10 fish , we decided to give trolling a shot. Trolling umbrellas for the next hour and a half we had non stop fishing on the umbrellas with tubes. Trolling two rods we caught approximately 20 more blues including a couple of doubleheaders. All and all a good day fishing with beautiful weather.

Angler Name : John Adamcik
E-Mail : captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
Boat Name: Bounty Hunter
Date Fished: 07/28/2001
Location: Sea Bright
Fishing Method: Drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: Up to 3 1/2 Lbs.
Bait or Lure: Squid/Spearing
Water Depth: 25 to 45 Ft.
Water Temp.: 69 Degrees
Information : Capt. Paul Regula ran the Bounty Hunter up to the Sea Bright area with the John Adamcik charter. With little wind and no drift in the morning the pick on Fluke in 25 to 30 ft. of water was slow. As the wind came on we moved out to 45 Ft. and had a good bite on Fluke up to 3 1/2 lbs. Total for the day was 21 keeper Fluke and a dozen Seabass.

Angler Name : CAPT. PETE
E-Mail : PETEANDJAN@MSN.COM
Boat Name: SAND PEBBLE
Date Fished: 7-28-01
Location: OCEAN OF SPRING LAKE
Fishing Method: DRIFTING
Specie: Fluke
Size: NONE
Bait or Lure: SQUID & KELLIE
Water Depth: 50' TO 60'
Water Temp.: UNK
Information : WEATHER AND OCEAN WERE CALM. HAD A DECENT DRIFT, ALL DEB, BRUCE AND I COULD PICK UP WERE SKATES. TRIED OFF SPRING LAKE AND THEN MOVED SOUTH OFF BAY HEAD AND FARTHER SOUTH NO LUCK. NICE DAY TO BE OUT WE'LL TRY AGAIN

Angler Name : john yenshaw
E-Mail : river ranch 1
Boat Name: river ranch 1
Date Fished: 7 28
Location: sandy hook
Fishing Method: drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: small
Bait or Lure: squid killy
Water Depth: 10 ft
Water Temp.: 73
Information : went out right at high tide fished along row of houses by coast gaurd station got about 20 fluke 1keeper

Angler Name : Nigel fairbank
E-Mail : nfairbank@aol.com
Boat Name: Keeper
Date Fished: 7/28/01
Location: Belmar/Deal/Asbury
Fishing Method: Drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: Up to 18"
Bait or Lure: Sandeels/Killies/Squid
Water Depth: 48 - 68 feet
Water Temp.: 71
Information : Bad drift conditions, no drift in the morning, way too fast in the afternoon. Tried inshore in around 25 feet of water, nothing. The fluke were feeding upon small sandeels. There must have been masses of bait as most of the fluke threw up sandeels. After six hours of fishing we had 7 keepers. Not great for three anglers.

Angler Name : Ken
E-Mail : pigpenken@aol.com
Boat Name: fishnutz
Date Fished: 28 July Saturday
Location: Deal and north 60 ft deep off red church
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 0
Bait or Lure: Killies squid spearing and other junk
Water Depth: 30 -60
Water Temp.: 70
Information : i cant believe it... Not even one short fluke and not even 1 searobin........no drift after 7 am...We fished from 5:30 till 11AM...only big seabass and lotsa skates

Angler Name : fred hepper
E-Mail : hep@njlenders.com
Boat Name: branch office
Date Fished: 7/28/01
Location: keyport east to ammon pier
Fishing Method: spin fishing
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 2-4 lbs.
Bait or Lure: mr. twisty on jig head/diamond jig
Water Depth: 4-18 ft.
Water Temp.: 73
Information : The bite w/birds working started @ dawn and contiued until 9:00 am. Many triple headers. Total fish 90.

Angler Name : Greg Vongas
E-Mail : vongas@aol.com
Boat Name: Sea Clusion
Date Fished: 7/28/01
Location: Sandy Hook
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: up to 21"
Bait or Lure: spearing/squid
Water Depth: 20' to 60'
Water Temp.: 71
Information : We fished the pound nets by officer's row and caught 1 keeper and a few shorts. We moved to the TC bouy and caught 1 keeper and a few shorts. Next we fished the inshore edge of the ambrose channel. Wind and tide picked up and finally provided a decent northerly drift. We did reasonably well with 7 keepers in addition to shorts and robins on two drifts. We called it a day around 1:30.

Angler Name : National Fishing Association/Phil Kozak
E-Mail : NFA5441@aol.com
Boat Name: Pocket Rocket
Date Fished: 7/28/01
Location: Hot Dog
Fishing Method: chunking
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size: 66 and 64 pounds
Bait or Lure: live bait
Water Depth: 122 ft
Water Temp.: 74.7
Information : Fished the NFA Bluefin Tuna Challenge Sat. Friday was postponed due to high wind and seas. Left Sat at 4am for the Hot Dog arrived at 8am and first bite was at 10 am. Large Tuna on and the leader parted. 2nd bite at 10am or so was a 66 pound Bluefin and it was landed. Next had a short runoff. 1:30 pm 4th bite and a 64 pound Bluefin was landed. 3pm large Tuna almost spools our 50. We fought it for the next 30 mins and the 5/0 hook straightened. We were the smalles boat to enter the tournament and we placed 2nd. Gold rush out of South Jersey Marina placed first with a 121 pound Bluefin and took the tagging trophy also. Main Line out of our marina, Cape May Marina took 3rd with a 59 pound Bluein Tuna. Had the fresh Tuna tonight and it was great.

Angler Name : Bruce Dickinson
E-Mail : NJBIGBLUE@aol.com
Boat Name: The Trooper
Date Fished: 7-28-01
Location: Sea girt eef, Klondike
Fishing Method: Drfting Botttom
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16"
Bait or Lure: Spearing and Squid
Water Depth: 45-80
Water Temp.: 71.2
Information : Trawlers SUCK!!!!!! Fished early in morning and absolutely no wind, started power drifting and picked up a keeper. Wind blew out of the east in the afternoon and picked up a few more small keepers. Also, many garbage fish. DO NOT fish these areas, a troller scooped up all the fish all day by trawling over the lumps, they took EVERYTHING.

Angler Name : Brian
E-Mail : bheuer1484@aol.com
Boat Name: Kimbie II
Date Fished: 7/28/01
Location: Glory Hole/Chicken Canyon
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size:
Bait or Lure: Everything
Water Depth: 260
Water Temp.: 72.4
Information : Trolled the entire length of the Glory Hole - then trolled the entire length of Chicken Canyon and back again. Picked up as we re-entered the Glory hole and headed home with no BFT. Had 1 4# dolphin in the Glory Hole in the pots and one 5# dolphin in Chicken Canyon along with two 4# skipjacks. Water was decent, no signs of life in the water but plenty of chickens (birds) present throughout the day.

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Angler Name : Oggie
E-Mail : oggie1@home.com
Boat Name: Trophy One
Date Fished: 7/27/01
Location: Shark River Inlet
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: shorts
Bait or Lure: squid/killie
Water Depth: 10-15
Water Temp.: 71
Information : Fished Shark River for Fluke wanted to go out on the troll for a shot at BFT but 7 ftrs said no way. tried twice. NFG. drifted the river all shorts, 6 in 4 hours. got out inlet around noon only 4-6 ftrs. lasted an hour some cocktail blues and one fluke 20" oh well get em next time

Angler Name : Scott Clifford
E-Mail : ceno50@yahoo.com
Boat Name: Moochie
Date Fished: July 27th,2001
Location: Sandy Hook
Fishing Method: drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16 inches
Bait or Lure: buzz bombs
Water Depth: 20 to 40 feet
Water Temp.: low 70's
Information : Perfect wind for drift ,lot of shorts, jigging buzz bombs , green and red, one keeper,coktail blues hitting it at mid point, getting it down some time was tough , had to ,be a foot off bottom,no sea robins, fished 3 hrs.

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Angler Name : tommy cohen
E-Mail : shortycohen
Boat Name: hooked to sea
Date Fished: 7/26/01
Location: ambrose channel
Fishing Method: drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16 inches
Bait or Lure: fluke belly spering combination
Water Depth: dont know
Water Temp.: dont know
Information : Right when I dropped the line i walked over to get something to eat and when i got back there was a fish on the line the only one of our 2 hour fishing trip

Angler Name : PJC
E-Mail : Peter00090@aol.com
Boat Name: -
Date Fished: 7/26/01
Location: The Reach
Fishing Method: bottom dunking(wouldn't call it drifting)
Specie: Fluke
Size: 14 to 24 in.
Bait or Lure: killies and squid
Water Depth: 10-55 ft.
Water Temp.: warm, around 70
Information : Windy early in the morning until 11 am when the water became dead flat and a wind of less than 2 knts kicked in. No drift whatsoever, especially with wind against tide situation. Fluke are extremely scattered but there are plenty of "schools" of decent fish. About 2 miles west of the Ammom pier, we hit a nice 6 lb. fluke...that was our second large fish of the week, with me catchig a whopping 6.5 lb. fluke. You won't catch many keeper fluke, but there's plenty of large fish around to keep it real ineresting.

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Angler Name : Ernie &Bryan
E-Mail : pulcinim@aiov.com
Boat Name: smoker pro mag
Date Fished: 7-25
Location: sandy hook
Fishing Method: drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16 - 18
Bait or Lure: squid&killy
Water Depth: 10 -35
Water Temp.: 74 - 79
Information : Started at 5:30am at the ammo pier ,nothing,bouy #1 2keepers by nets 2 keepers bouy #2 2keepers .Ended up with 7keepers.Lots and lots of shorts. NOT 1 sea robbin caught.

Angler Name : Ron Kovler/ Roddy Wannamaker
E-Mail : rkoves@aol.com
Boat Name: Next Case
Date Fished: 07/25/01
Location: rods mud hole
Fishing Method: jerking rod
Specie: American Eel
Size: 8 inches
Bait or Lure: minnow
Water Depth: 10ft
Water Temp.: 77
Information : One thing people dont do any more is fish for eels, but growing up thats all we would catch and eat,The only thing is the eels are not as big as the use to be 20 years ago.So what we do now is catch small eels and then use them for tuna fishing. Sunday I pulled a nice 12 incher out of roddy's mudhole..

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Angler Name : Reynaldo and Friend
E-Mail : IEZRU@AOL.COM
Boat Name: Beats Work
Date Fished: 7/24/01
Location: Raritan Bay/ Stinkin Island
Fishing Method: Drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: 18+
Bait or Lure: Fluke Belly/Killies
Water Depth: 15-20'
Water Temp.: ?
Information : Fished bouy #28 off stinkin Island drifting fast but were able to net 8 keeper fluke (Largest was 24") and two unusual large blues 12 and 14 Pounders. Great hot day we enjoyed ourselves. BEATS WORK!

Angler Name : Eusebio and Dick J
E-Mail : DJJacobus@msn.com
Boat Name: Long Overdue
Date Fished: 7-24-01
Location: Raritan Bay,Bouy #14
Fishing Method: drift
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 20-33 in
Bait or Lure: bunker
Water Depth: 20-30-ft
Water Temp.: 74 deg
Information : We got out about 9am and had a smooth cruise out to #14 bouy on the NY side.Caught a few sand dogs,sea robins but no fluke.High point of the day was a 32in and a 33in blue fish.What a fight on such a hot day.Wind kicked up about 1 pm,and the catching stopped,so we headed in.Stopped in front of Morgan Creek to catch a few more cocktail blues under some working birds.Brought home 8,lost many more.Other than the heat,a great day.Have fun out there.DJ

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Angler Name : Capt Sal Guttilla
E-Mail : sgisland@att.net
Boat Name: Jackie Too
Date Fished: 7/23/01
Location: Ollies Lump-Glory Hole
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size:
Bait or Lure: Various Trolling lures rigged with Ballyhoo
Water Depth: 100-275'
Water Temp.: 71-73
Information : Started trolling at Ollies Lump, water 72 but green. Trolled from eastern tip of Ollies towards the Resor, then picked up and ran to Glory Hole from within five miles of Resor. Good looking blue water at Glory Hole, only had two bluefish hit the lures. Had one knockdown about two miles inshore of Western edge of Glory Hole, but never saw what it was. Seas calm and a beautiful day to be on the water. Hope fully we'll see some tuna next time.

Angler Name : Joan Beebe
E-Mail : captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
Boat Name: Bounty Hunter
Date Fished: 07/23/2001
Location: Mud Buoy
Fishing Method: Chumming
Specie: Bluefish
Size: Up to 8 Lbs.
Bait or Lure: Butterfish
Water Depth: 60 Ft.
Water Temp.: 73 Degrees
Information : Capt. Paul Regula had the Joan Beebe charter on board and ran the Bounty Hunter up to the Mud Buoy. With the recent hot spots cooling off the Mud was the best report we had. Unfortunately a late start held us to a slow pick on the Blues. The bite ended for us when the current started to run into the wind and all the lines ran up to the bow. On the way home a brief stop on the Rocks netted us another 2 dozen fish.

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Angler Name : Tom, Mike, Steve
E-Mail : Moneypit46@aol.com
Boat Name: Hell Raiser
Date Fished: 7/22/01
Location: Toms
Fishing Method: trolling
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 0
Bait or Lure: plastics and bally
Water Depth: 300+
Water Temp.: 72.5-75.5
Information : Arrived at the Tom's around 6am and started to troll, no great signs of life and no great reports heard on the radio. Around 8:30 we found a weed line on a 1.5 degree tempature break, birds everywhere, but sitting on the water mostly, some picking, figured we would be covered up and headed home early this day. Not to be, no tuna, several whales and beautiful water. No Tuna. Picked up 5 mahi mahi around some pots to avoid the skunk. Still shaking my head.

Angler Name : James Grasmeder
E-Mail : JamesGrass@hotmail.com
Boat Name: Last Call
Date Fished: 7/22
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: chunk/troll
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: varies
Bait or Lure: butterfish/lores
Water Depth:
Water Temp.: 72-76
Information : We hit the Hudson around 1:00 a.m. Sunday morning. It was a tough few hours until in the middle of a gorgeous sunrise the 50 began to sing. We had just down-sized the leaders and it paid off with a 65 lb. Yellowfin. Soon after we pulled out the baits and started to troll some lures. At 6:30 we spotted a whitey playing with our spreader bar. Unfortunately the marlin whacked the speader bar before we could get it in and pitch him a ballyhoo. We got him in and released him. About an hour later, another whitey attacked our far-rigger. We were amazed how we were tricking the normally cunning white marlin on lures. After releasing the marlin we hooked two very large dolphin. I lost one at the gaff and recieved very harsh treatment from the rest of the crew. Later we landed three more very large dolphin. It was a great day thanks to our dolphin friends.

Angler Name : Ernie&Mike
E-Mail : pulcinim@aiov.com
Boat Name:
Date Fished: 7-22
Location: sandy hook
Fishing Method: drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: i7in
Bait or Lure: squid &killies
Water Depth: 12-50
Water Temp.:
Information : Fished from 6:30 to 12 and only caught 2 keepers and a huge porgy.All caught at the east side of the ammo pier .Lots of shorts.

Angler Name : Andy Sokol
E-Mail : Skolmann@aol.com
Boat Name: Capt John
Date Fished: 7-22-01
Location: Raritan Bay
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 12-14 Inchs
Bait or Lure: Spearing,Fluke Belly,Spro Bucktail
Water Depth: 23-35 Ft
Water Temp.:
Information : Keys phrases for today were; lack of drift and very slow pick.First two drifts were made along the red side of the Reach slow slow pick albeit there were 2 nice fluke of 3.5 & 4 pounds taken. I caught my first short on the 3rd drift which was along the green side. Next was in front of the ammo pier-where there was a little more action with shorts and sea robins. I however had the great fortune of catching a 2.25 pound lobster. Subsequent moves to Chapel Hill, the upper reach and the Keansburg Bouy yielded a mixture of keeper fluke,shorts,sea robins and skates. I totaled 4 shorts and the lobster. Pool winner was a 6 pounder.

Angler Name : CHRIS
E-Mail :
Boat Name: CHICKEN OF THE SEA
Date Fished: 07/22/2001
Location: SEA GIRT
Fishing Method: DRIFT/ANCHOR
Specie: Fluke
Size: 26" - 5 &1/2 LBS
Bait or Lure: SPEARING
Water Depth: 55-65FT
Water Temp.: 70
Information : HEADED SOUTH AGAIN AND FOUND A SLOW PICK OF FLUKE. RAN OFF TO A WRECK AND CAUGHT 10 NICE SEABASS. THEN CAME BACK IN AND PUT TOGETHER A COUPLE OF MORE FLUKE TOPPED BY MY BIG FISH OF THE SEASON AT ABOUT 5 &1/2LBS. SOUTH WIND MADE THINGS TOUGH AGAIN. ENDED UP WITH 8 FLUKE & 10 SEABASS FOR 3 GUYS.

Angler Name : Joe Erace/ Yale Stiengard
E-Mail : Joseph.erace@wcom.com
Boat Name: Sancocho
Date Fished: 7/22/01
Location: Hot Dog
Fishing Method: Chunking
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 75lbs
Bait or Lure: butters
Water Depth: 125
Water Temp.: 73
Information : Well we were out looking for the 200 pound bluefins we caught last week but came up short with only 1 yellow fin at 75 lbs. However there were over 150 boats in a fleet on the dog . some boats had several bluefin or yellowfin, while others had no run offs all day. The fish were not leader shy, as guys were catching them on 80lb flouro carbor. At first we tried to fish outside of the fleet but had no luck.. Well the 75lb fish WON 2nd place in the SPYC tuna Tournement.. See ya next week..

Angler Name : Ed Z.
E-Mail : Monmag31@aol.com
Boat Name: MONSTER MAGNET
Date Fished: 7/22/01
Location: Monster Ledge
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: S-Fin Mako Shark
Size: 0
Bait or Lure: bluefish fillet &Mack's
Water Depth: 250
Water Temp.: 69.9 - 74.6
Information : Hit the ledge early Saturday morning to see if there were any Mako's hanging around the area.When we arrived there was no drift,green water and lots of bluefish.The water temp. was 69.9 early and warmed up to 74.6 at the end of the day.Made a move in the afternoon and found some clean bluish water in the mudhole.After drifting for a hour a pod of about 40 porpoises swam next to the boat.(they woke up the bored crew,real fast)After reeling in a few more monster blues we headed for the barn.I'll have to try again next week.

Angler Name : Dan McGivney
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Megan Beth
Date Fished: 7/22/01
Location: 19 miles NE of Manasquan
Fishing Method: chumming
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 3 to 5 lbs
Bait or Lure: butterfish
Water Depth: 45
Water Temp.: 70
Information : Fishing with the Steve Evanski group it was ladies day aboard the Megan Beth. The husband and wifes and a little "freindly" competition and at days end it came out to a close tie with a limit number of bluefish caught by all. At first we stopped at a spot inshore where we fished the day prior but only caught three fish as there was no tide and baits went straight to the bottom. After moving 4 miles to the East we read plenty of fish but they would not bite . We had to go down to no wire leaders only using mono and circle hooks we started catching non stop.At one point we had the fish so close you only had to dangle your line next to the boat and you would have a fish on .

Angler Name : Jon Murray
E-Mail : murray@quadnet.net
Boat Name: Tunnelvision
Date Fished: 07/22/01
Location: Barnegat Ridge
Fishing Method: drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 0
Bait or Lure: spearing/squid
Water Depth: 58-65
Water Temp.: 72
Information : no fluke, skates & 2-4 lb. blues. heard there were 5 draggers there on sat.

Angler Name : Dennis Nieradka
E-Mail : Firstarr@aol.com
Boat Name: the Prowler
Date Fished: July 22 2001
Location: mud hole
Fishing Method: anchore & chum
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 5 -10
Bait or Lure: bunker chuncks & finger mullet
Water Depth:
Water Temp.:
Information : A slow afternoon to night went magic time 3:30-9:30 was fun and interesting about 30 people . A few 0 for the night. A few 7 high hooks . Only 1 15 person ( ME) . GOT A LITTLE WINDY BUT SMALL FISH .A LITTLE DISAPOINTED . All other boats were there. Tight lines Guys& Dolls . ( Salt Water Anglers Bergen County

Angler Name : John
E-Mail : Punkrocker1773
Boat Name: hook em and cook em
Date Fished: 7/22/01
Location: the b-2 wreck
Fishing Method: drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: 20 "
Bait or Lure: squid snapper bluefish and live minnows
Water Depth: 74 feet
Water Temp.: 75
Information : fished late in the afternoon boating two fluke right off the bat. The rest of the the day we had a slow pick with 1 more short fluke and 3 keeper sea bass. we also caught 1 short mako a dosen sea robins and a SQUID??

Angler Name : alex
E-Mail : almac128@aol.com
Boat Name: friend
Date Fished: 7-22
Location: hot dog
Fishing Method: chunk
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size: 75-125
Bait or Lure: butterfish-squid
Water Depth: 200 ft
Water Temp.: 71
Information : Fished a few miles E of the dog outside the fleet.took our limit home by 12.00.Us and a friends boat went 6 for 9.Stay on the hook (did not get a run off drifting).

Angler Name : Jimmy Mac
E-Mail : jfmacks@aol.com
Boat Name: FAT CAT
Date Fished: 7/21 to 7/22
Location: east wall hudson canyon
Fishing Method: trolling/ chuncking
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 100lbs.
Bait or Lure: butterfish
Water Depth: 500 fathoms edge
Water Temp.: 72 to 78
Information : started on the west wall trolling with no luck we moved to the east side by the 100sq. saw some life there. We stopped trolling and started chunking and had lots of mahi around the boat. Around 1am. we had lots of bait(squid) and tuna, the bite lasted till about 5am and we where 2 for 10, not great odds but the bite was funny,lots of lip hooks and break offs, we even had about 90lb yellowfin to the boat on a tld15 that we where using for mahi. trolled that blue water in the mouth of the hudson producing 5 mahi- mahi bulls around 30lbs, lots of action and can't wait to go again this weekend Jimmy Mac

Angler Name : Jason
E-Mail : Jayman63@aol.com
Boat Name: Lindsay Marie
Date Fished: 7/21 7/22
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Trolling, chunking
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 40 to 85 lbs.
Bait or Lure: Butterfish, spreader bars
Water Depth: 450 ft
Water Temp.: 73
Information : 25 Miles shy of the Hudson, a piece of wood was spotted and we picked up 1 mahi, 1 triggerfish from underneath it. When we arrived at around 4:00 we picked up a few mahi by the pots. Trolling from 4:30 to dark we had 1 knockdown and 1 Yellowfin about 65 lbs. We began chunking the west wall on the drift. At about 11:00 3 yellowfin to 85 lbs. were boated. The next shot of fish came at around 3 where 1 was lost and 1 was boated. The tuna were swimming all around in the slick. All in all not a bad first trip to the canyon.

Angler Name : Bernie Jay
E-Mail : njcharter@aol.com
Boat Name: Canyon Runner
Date Fished: July 22
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 30-50
Bait or Lure: everything
Water Depth: 600
Water Temp.: 70-72
Information : Captain Phil Dulanie had the Dr. Bernie Jay charter from Greenwich, Conn. out on the Canyon Runner on Sunday for a day troll at the Hudson Canyon. Not looking forward to fishing with the crowd we were pleasantly surprised to see the fishing produce a slow but steady pick of yellowfin between 25-50 pounds. No lure stood out as a favorite but by 1pm the charter was satisfied and we headed home with 5 nice yellowfin in the box.

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Angler Name : Eric Migala
E-Mail : smk@bellatlantic.com
Boat Name: Harvest Moon
Date Fished: 7-21-01
Location: Cigar
Fishing Method: Chunking
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size: 90lbs
Bait or Lure: Butterfish
Water Depth: 120ft
Water Temp.: 73
Information : Chunked in a big fleet of boats and went 3 for about 15. Boated 4 bluefins to 90lbs and 1 yellowfin about 60. If there hadn't been so many boats we would have killed them.

Angler Name : Dave, Harold, Brian
E-Mail : davek@worldwideapparel.com
Boat Name: Easy Go
Date Fished: 7/21/2001
Location: Shrewsbury Rocks, Red Church, Between the Channels
Fishing Method: trolling
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 2 -3 lbs
Bait or Lure: umbrellas
Water Depth: unk
Water Temp.: unk
Information : On a beautiful Saturday ,Harold, Brian and myself went looking for bluefish,unable to get help on the radio , we headed for the rocks and trolled umbrellas with tubes until someone gave a report that there were Blues in the Red CHurch area, pulled in the lines and headed there to find that the report was false. Trolled the beach back to the rocks and picked up one tiny blue that was about as big as the trailer on the umbrellas. Decided the try the old faithful and headed back to between the channels, where our first fish was a striper of about 27 3/4 inches which we returned to fight again. Caught another three blues of about 2 to 3 lbs. Called it a day Tight lines

Angler Name : Dan McGivney
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Megan Beth
Date Fished: 7/21/01
Location: 15 miles N.of manasquan
Fishing Method: chumming
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 3 to 12lbs
Bait or Lure: butterfish
Water Depth: 30 feet
Water Temp.: 70
Information : Captain Dan had the Vinnie Lombardo party aboard the Megan Beth.It was limit catches of Bluefish for all fishing a popular inshore spot in 30 feet of water.Stopping on the way home we took two keeper fluke with about a dozen throw backs in 50 feet of water.

Angler Name : BART,DON A,JOHN,PAUL,BOB
E-Mail : BAKES28@AOL.COM
Boat Name: REEL ACTION
Date Fished: 07/21
Location: HUDSON CANYON
Fishing Method: TROLL
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 40LBS
Bait or Lure: JET BARS,MELTON JETS
Water Depth: 400-500
Water Temp.: 73
Information : CAPTAIN MARK HRYCAK OUT OF CLARKES LANDING PUT US ON THE FISH THE MINUTE WE HIT THE TIP. PLENTY OF LIFE BETWEEN THE WHALES AND DOLPHIN. THE SCHOOLS OF MAHI AROUND THE POTS WERE ENDLESS BUT NOT TURNED ON BY BAIT. LOOKING FORWARD TO THE NEXT CHARTER. THANKS MARK. RAGE ON! PS IT WAS A BATTLE SHIP

Angler Name : Rick, Jim and Kelly
E-Mail : jimk@edprop.com
Boat Name: Crazy Scooter
Date Fished: 7/21/01
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Chunking
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 100-150 pounds
Bait or Lure: Butterfish
Water Depth: 500 feet
Water Temp.: 72.5
Information : After striking out in the Chicken Canyon we made the run to the Hudson. No luck trolling so we set up the chunk around 11am. Schools of small Mahi were in the area along with dolphin and whales. First hit came at 1pm and it was non-stop, out of control, all you could handle big yellowfin. We got an estimated 200 pounder to the boat and lost him on the gaff. Went 3 for 6 and brought home a 150 pounder and two 125's. With each fish averaging a 30-minute stand-up fight, our arms were ready to fall off so we headed home at 4pm. Very nice run of fish. It was our lucky day.

Angler Name : Frank
E-Mail : FPecht@aol.com
Boat Name: Keeper Seeker
Date Fished: 7/21/01
Location: North of Barnegat Inlet
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16" to 20"
Bait or Lure: Spearing Squid and Killie
Water Depth: 60'
Water Temp.: 68
Information : Didn't even come close to winning the fishing tournament put on by the Lacy Elks, but had a great day putting 12 nice fluke in the box. My crew had a great time and can't wait till next years Tourney. Thanks to the Lacey Elks for a real first class event.

Angler Name : John Kiernan
E-Mail : captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
Boat Name: Bounty Hunter
Date Fished: 07/21/2001
Location: 17 Fathoms
Fishing Method: Chumming
Specie: Bluefish
Size: Up to 16 Lbs.
Bait or Lure: Bunker & Butterfish
Water Depth: 115 Ft.
Water Temp.: 73 Degrees
Information : Capt. Paul Regula ran the Bounty Hunter back to "17 Fathoms" with the John Kiernan charter. As was the case yesterday the bite was on immediately. All the Blues were large again averaging 10 to 16 Lbs. By noon the bite was over and we called it a day with over 35 large Bluefish in the fish box.

Angler Name : Ken
E-Mail : pigpenken@aol.com
Boat Name: fishnutz
Date Fished: 21 july 01 saturday
Location: augies and klondike
Fishing Method: drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 17
Bait or Lure: spearing and other stuff
Water Depth: 65
Water Temp.: 70
Information : the fish are not on the klondike or at Augies lump... The blues were at Augies lump this morning...tough fishing deep in the ocean

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Angler Name : THOMAS THOMASIAN
E-Mail : THTHOM@COPELCO.COM
Boat Name: TOMAHAWK
Date Fished: 7/20/01
Location: BUG LIGHT SANDY HOOK
Fishing Method: DRIFTING
Specie: Fluke
Size: 5 KEEPERS 50 SHORTS
Bait or Lure: SEA ROBBIN
Water Depth: 7-50
Water Temp.:
Information : WE DRIFTED FROM 6AM -2 TO PUT TOGETHER 5 KEEPERS BUT IT WAS A GRAT DAY ON THE WATER.

Angler Name : Ken
E-Mail : kper@bellatlantic.net
Boat Name: N/A
Date Fished: 7/20/01
Location: Sandy Hook shore line
Fishing Method: Cast and retrieve
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16"
Bait or Lure: Fin-S-3/8 oz. jighead
Water Depth: 3-5 feet, Oh Yes!
Water Temp.: 68-70
Information : Caught many fluke but only 3 keepers at high tide in the early AM. NE wind and rough surf did not prevent fluke from attacking almost every cast for about an hour. As tide changed fish stopped biting.

Angler Name : Chris Connolly
E-Mail : captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
Boat Name: Bounty Hunter
Date Fished: 7/20/2001
Location: Mud Hole
Fishing Method: Chumming
Specie: Bluefish
Size: Up to 13 Lbs.
Bait or Lure: Butterfish
Water Depth: 150 Ft.
Water Temp.: 73 Degrees
Information : Capt. Paul Regula Ran the Bounty Hunter up to the north end of the Mud Hole and got into one of the better Bluefish bites in recent days. Toughing it out thru a nasty 6 to 8 ft. northeast sea in the morning the charter got into the fish as soon as the chum bucket hit the water. By 1PM we had 26 fish in the fish box and called it a day.

Angler Name : Richie
E-Mail : ricksplace296@cs.com
Boat Name: SexyLexy
Date Fished: 7/20/01
Location: Great Kills Bug Light
Fishing Method: Drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: Babies
Bait or Lure: Killies/squid
Water Depth: 8-16ft
Water Temp.: 71 degrees
Information : Started bottom fishing 10 am at Great Kills Bug light, caught a couple of shorty Fluke. 10 Sand Sharks, 3 Sea Robins, and 12 small Bluefish. No keepers in the bunch. Where are all the Big Fluke? At 1pm called it a day. A lot of action, but nothing in the bucket.

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Angler Name : BARRY,BRUCE AND DICK J
E-Mail : DJJACOBUS@MSN.COM
Boat Name: LONG OVERDUE
Date Fished: 7-19-01
Location: RARITAN BAY,KEYPORT
Fishing Method: DRIFT,BOTTOM
Specie: Fluke
Size: 18"
Bait or Lure: SQUID,SPEARING
Water Depth: 15-20-FT
Water Temp.: 73 DEG
Information : GOT OUT AROUND 5PM AFTER WORK,HEADED OUT TO KEYPORT AREA AGAINST STRONG INCOMING TIDE AND STRONG EAST WIND.FAST DRIFT WITH 5 OZ SINKERS.NETTED 1 KEEPER FLUKE,3 SHORTS,3 COCKTAIL BLUES AND ABOUT A HALF DOZEN DOG FISH.CAME BACK IN ABOUT 8 PM TO THE HIGHEST TIDE I EVER SAW IN MY MARINA.WE'RE GLAD WE WENT.HAVE FUN OUT THERE.DJ

HELLO DOLLY Sportfishing
Angler Name : Tyron Mah
E-Mail : captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
Boat Name: Bounty Hunter
Date Fished: 07/18/2001
Location: Inshore Wrecks
Fishing Method: Bottom Fishing
Specie: Black Sea Bass
Size: Up to 3 Lbs.
Bait or Lure: Clams
Water Depth: 65 to 80 Ft.
Water Temp.: 73 Degrees
Information : Capt. Paul Regula ran the Bounty Hunter down to the wrecks southeast of Manasquan with the Tyron Mah charter. Dropping on wrecks in 65 to 80 ft. of water the charter put together a catch of over 70 Seabass up to 3 lbs.

Hyper Striper Sportfishing

Angler Name : Richard Steer
E-Mail : njcharter@aol.com
Boat Name: Canyon Runner
Date Fished: July 17
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Blue Marlin
Size: up to 400 pounds
Bait or Lure: ballyhoo
Water Depth: 600
Water Temp.: 70-72
Information : Captain Phil Dulanie had the Canyon Runner back out on Tuesday with the Richard Steer charter from Connecticut and found the tuna to be a little more responsive on the troll. Starting on the West Wall again the fishing once again was slow. By noon we had only 1 nice longfin in the boat. However, we got a nice pick going later in the day and went 4 for 4 on 30 to 40 pound yellowfin and put one more in the boat over 60 for a total of 6 tuna on the troll. With only 30 minutes left for the day we encountered our third Blue Marlin in 4 trips. Unlike Friday's Blue which broke-off immediately, this one, which attached a ballyhoo run on the short-rigger, put on a great battled with over 20 jumps over 30 minutes of fighting. However, the Blue bested our "light" tackle as rough sea condition did not allow for more aggressive boat tactics. She eventually broke off when one her last jump she got tail wrapped and we did not get the official release.

Angler Name : Bob Garrett
E-Mail : captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
Boat Name: Bounty Hunter
Date Fished: 07/17/2001
Location: Mud Hole
Fishing Method: Chumming
Specie: Bluefish
Size: Up to 10 lbs.
Bait or Lure: Bunker & Butterfish
Water Depth: 180 Ft.
Water Temp.: 72 Degrees
Information : Capt. Paul Regula returned to the Bluefish grounds on the east side of the Mud Hole with the Bob Garrett charter. As was the case yesterday, the bite started with 3 to 5 Lb. fish. A few hours later the bigger fish moved in to the slick and provided some good action. The charter took all the Bluefish they needed and we then finished the day drifting for Fluke. A lot of shorts were released with only 1 keeper going into the box.

Fish Formula Charters

Angler Name : Ken Andersen
E-Mail : ksasp@aol.com
Boat Name: Fish Magnut
Date Fished: 7/16
Location: Off Red church
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16 to 24" 2 to 6lb
Bait or Lure: Spearing squid
Water Depth: 60
Water Temp.: 72
Information : Left the house late, got the first rig on the bottom around 1:00 pm had a decent pick all afternoon had a limit by 6:00 1) 5 lb and1) 6 lb fish to clean when I got home. Best Fluke day this year for me.

Angler Name : Capt. John Pfeiffer
E-Mail : captbigjohn@yahoo.com
Boat Name: Sea ++
Date Fished: 7/16
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Chunk/Troll
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 40lb
Bait or Lure: Butters/Plastic and ballys
Water Depth: 500-700ft
Water Temp.: 72
Information : Left the dock at 9pm on the 15th and arrived at the West Wall at 1:30am. As usual we stayed away from the fleet and found abundant bait in 500ft. We stared chunking and had first run off at 2am. We boated the first fish and lost a large fish estimated at 80lb at the boat. We had several other opportunities but stuck out. On the troll in the morning we noted lots of bait but the fish were not biting. Went to 100sq and marked some fish but no takers. First trip offshore this year with poor trolling results.

Angler Name : Peter Vogel (Pirate)
E-Mail : pevsrmrbea
Boat Name: SEABURT
Date Fished: 7-16-01
Location: S.Rocks,S.H.Channel,Ambrose Ch.
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 5lb-8.5lb
Bait or Lure: Plastic Squid/Fluke Belly/Squid
Water Depth: 45 plus
Water Temp.: 71
Information : Started off in the Ambrose Channel,two keepers,Went down to the Rocks, two more keepers,caught the 5 pounder in this area, back up to the SH Channel, got the 8.5 pounder on the west side of the channel. You have got to go deep for the big one's. If you don't you are going to catch a lot of shorts.

Angler Name : John Silva
E-Mail : jrsilva@optonline.net
Boat Name: No Brakes
Date Fished: 7-16
Location: Sandy Hook
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 12 - 19
Bait or Lure: Squid / Killie
Water Depth: 9 - 65
Water Temp.: 70
Information : Fished just off the tip until the tide changed. Then went over to nude beach and finished at the bug light. In the 4 hours we were there, my buddy and I caught 23 fluke of which only 4 were keepers. 2 dogs, many sea robins, and 1 skate. Nice day on the water.

Angler Name : Bob Anderson
E-Mail : captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
Boat Name: Bounty Hunter
Date Fished: 07/16/2001
Location: 20 Mi. N.E. Of Manasquan
Fishing Method: Chumming
Specie: Bluefish
Size: Up to 12 Lbs.
Bait or Lure: Butterfish & Bunker
Water Depth: 180 Ft.
Water Temp.: 72 Degrees
Information : Capt. Paul Regula ran the Bounty Hunter up to the Bluefish grounds 20 Mi. Northeast of Manasquan. The Bob Anderson charter started the day with a slow pick of Bluefish ranging from 3 to 5 lbs. When the tide changed the big fish moved in and we finished the day catching Blues in the 8 To 12 lb. class. At the end of the day we had 46 Blues in the box and missed to many to count.

Angler Name : DINO
E-Mail : BONZO615@AOL
Boat Name: TRACY ANDREA
Date Fished: 7-16-01
Location: SANDY HOOK BAY
Fishing Method:
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16-25
Bait or Lure: KILLIES AND SQUID
Water Depth: 47 FEET
Water Temp.: 65 TO 70
Information : WENT OUT 7A.M. TO THE TIP OF THE SANDY HOOK. CAUGHT 10 SHORTS IN 20 FT. OF WATER, MOVED OUT ABOUT 10 A.M. TO 47 TO 53 FT. OF WATER. I HIT A FOUR POUNDER AND A 3 1/2 POUNDER. BY 1 P.M. I HAD 5 KEEPERS AND 15 THROW BACKS. I CALLED IT A GOOD DAY...

Angler Name : Chris Hempstead
E-Mail : njcharter@aol.com
Boat Name: Canyon Runner
Date Fished: July16
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 30-50
Bait or Lure: Spreader Bars
Water Depth: 600
Water Temp.: 76
Information : Captain Phil Dulanie had the Chris Hempstead charter from Connecticut out on the Canyon Runner Monday. Trolling was not up to what is was last week as we did not have a bite until noon. Trolling the West Wall from the tip to the letters only produced a few bites after noon and we ended the day with only 2 yellowfin between 30 to 40 pounds.

Little Hawk Charter 
Boat

Angler Name : steve no here
E-Mail : nj555nick@aol.com
Boat Name: TRIPLE NICKEL
Date Fished: 7-15-01
Location: HUDSON CANYON
Fishing Method: TROOL
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 75LBS
Bait or Lure: GREEN MACHINE/BIRD COMBO
Water Depth: 600 FT
Water Temp.: 70.8
Information : FOUND THE YELLOWFIN TUNA B-4 WE REACHED THE TIP, SEEN LOTS OF BOATS AROUND LOOKED LIKE NY CITY. USED GREENMACHINE WITH BIRD COMBO. FISH WENT 75 LBS. HAD NICE RIDE HOME SEEN DOLPHIN,WHALE SUN FISH,WHATS UP WITH THE CHUNKING?? CATCH THEM UP!!!

Angler Name : Bob, Eric, Corey & C.J.
E-Mail : cjnesti@home.com
Boat Name: Tail Chaser
Date Fished: 7/15/01
Location: Hudson
Fishing Method: Troll
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 50#
Bait or Lure: Green Machine
Water Depth: 350
Water Temp.: 72
Information : Clean water and a lot of life only produced 2 longfin and 1 yellow fin.Green seemed to be the color of choice.

Angler Name : FPecht
E-Mail : FPecht@aol.com
Boat Name: Keeper Seeker
Date Fished: 7/15/01
Location: Barnegat(Doublr Creek Channel)
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: <16"
Bait or Lure: squid Killie
Water Depth: 8-12'
Water Temp.:
Information : Great conditions.. plenty of Fluke...only 1 keeper in 25. I figure around Sept 12th these fish should grow to be 16". "Always wanted to be a catch and release fisherman".....NOT!!!

Angler Name : giantpete Thrombone
E-Mail : mjspell@hotmail.com
Boat Name: Floater
Date Fished: 7-15-01
Location: Monster Ledge
Fishing Method: Chum drift
Specie: S-Fin Mako Shark
Size: N/A
Bait or Lure: whole mackeral/blue fillets
Water Depth: 240ft.
Water Temp.:
Information : Set up drift, got multiple run offs. A few baits bit clean off right below the belly hook, a few completely mauled baits that got spit out after a quick 3-5 sec. burst (the reel sounded like a 125cc dirtbike getting pounded). Doubled up the hooks, w/in 5 min had a strike. Not a shark, it really didn't run, but something relatively big, too big to be a bluefish, that fought really strangely. Got it to the boat, it was an 8 lb. bluefish on one hook, & a 15lb. bluefish on the other. Pretty neat. Also saw a large brown colored shark playing in the slick, maybe 10-15ft. off the stern. Alot of life out there, counted 4 decent, hard runoffs, but couldn't set the @#$% hook!!!

Angler Name : Ron Walker
E-Mail :
Boat Name: MegaBite
Date Fished: July 13-14-15
Location: Various spots in Delaware Bay
Fishing Method: Praying and Dreaming
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16-17"
Bait or Lure: The works
Water Depth: Various
Water Temp.:
Information : Fished Friday, Saturday and Sunday of last week. Friday we went to the rips, then McCries and managed 3 small flounder. That was the highlight of the weekend. Saturday we tried the Yellow stakes for weakies, and managed a dozen sharks, a skate, and a 12" weakie. Sunday brought a beautiful day. Fished a new spot in shallow water. We caught 3 small sharks and that was it. I did break off one of my light rods on a snag. That snag provided some brief excitement, and I marked the spot. As bad as Del Bay fishing has been, I'm going back to that snag with a stand up tuna rod just to get some 'action'.

Angler Name : Andy Sokol
E-Mail : Skolmann@aol.com
Boat Name: Teal
Date Fished: 7-15-01
Location: Sandy Hook Area
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 8-16 Inchs
Bait or Lure: Spearing
Water Depth: 15-35 Feet
Water Temp.:
Information : My son Jason and I combined for 25 fluke with all but 1 shorts.First drift was off the ammo pier where the boat caught 90% shorts & sea robins.Next drift was along the edge of Flynn's Knoll where the action was slower but there were more keepers.We next made two drifts in the ocean across Sandy Hook Channel where there was a good pick of keepers. Our final drift was along Officer's Row which yielded close to a 1000 fluke all from 8-12 inches with 1 lone keeper among them.Low point of the day ( & possibly summer ) is when I slipped on some bait on the deck and broke my custom fluke stick.

Angler Name : Captain Bill
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Fin Fun
Date Fished: 7-15-01
Location: off Mantaloking
Fishing Method: drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 17" - 22"
Bait or Lure: teaser over spearing
Water Depth: 60-65 feet
Water Temp.: 70.3
Information : Our family had a good pick of seabass and fluke two miles off Mantaloking. As the tide slowed the seabass cooperated more. We had a mixed bag of bottom fish including a small red hake (ling), we even caught a squid. The biggest fluke was 22" with another dozen keepers. Double spearing did the job with a small plastic squid teaser over them. Also in the catch was a four spotted flounder. With no one else anywhere in sight we spotted acres of bottlenosed dolphin balling bunkers. The dolphin were spread over an area covering at least 1/4 mile. We watched them free jump, tail slap and torpedo through the water. At one point several pods were swimming in circles until the bunker were tighly balled and then they turned the water white as they crashed through. This went on for at least 30 minutes. What a great show. People pay big money to see things like this in places like Provincetown and we had it for free just two miles out. There were so many dolphin that if the Canyon Runner were headed out to the Hudson, Mate Mike would have dropped a speader bar out looking for tuna. What a great sight! It does have me thinking though, the only other times I've ever seen so many dolphin is when the tuna are around.

Angler Name : Bill S
E-Mail : BillScharf@go.com
Boat Name:
Date Fished: 7/15
Location: Klondike/Lumps off Asbury
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 17" - 22"
Bait or Lure: Squid/Sandeel & Spearing
Water Depth: 42-55
Water Temp.: 71-74
Information : Fished Sunday morning. Picked fish, disappointing performance after good fishing Thursday evening. Fish hit on tops of lumps primarily. I caught several seabass of 2 lbs. I brought up what looked like a small cod, maybe 12".

Angler Name : Rich
E-Mail : randres1@swarthmore.edu
Boat Name: Sawdust
Date Fished: 7/15/01
Location: GE Reef off OC
Fishing Method: bottom drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16-19
Bait or Lure: squid/minnow combo
Water Depth: 60
Water Temp.: 69
Information : Got to the reef around 9:00AM; by 9:30 we had 4 in the box. Spotty the rest of the day- ended up with 7. Seemed to do better than most though. Cut the trip short due to swarms of flies 10 miles off shore. The entire boat was covered- I have never seen anything like it.

Angler Name : DICK + JUDY JACOBUS
E-Mail : DJJACOBUS@MSN.COM
Boat Name: LONG OVERDUE
Date Fished: 7-15-01
Location: KEYPORT
Fishing Method: FISH FINDER
Specie: Fluke
Size:
Bait or Lure: SQUID,BUNKER
Water Depth: 15-20-FT
Water Temp.: 74 DEG
Information : GOT OUT AFTER WORK ABOUT 5 PM AND BOTTOM FISHED OUT BY KEYPORT.AT FIRST,NO DRIFT,AND ATTACKED BY GREEN FLIES,USING 1 OZ SINKER.AROUND 6PM WIND KICKED UP CHASING FLIES AWAY,SWITCHED TO 5 OZ SINKER CAUGHT LONE SAND DOGGIE AT LEAST 3 FT LONG.AT LEAST I GOT OUT AND CAUGHT SOMETHING.ON VACATION NEXT WEEK,HOPE THE WEATHER AND FISH COOPERATE.HAVE FUN OUT THERE.DJ

Angler Name : Jim Cawthern
E-Mail : Cawtehrnj@capitol-environmental.com
Boat Name: Miss Shelly [21' Mako]
Date Fished: 7/13, 7/14 & 7/15/01
Location: Sandy Hook Bay
Fishing Method: Drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: 12 - 29 inches
Bait or Lure: squid & killie
Water Depth: 20 - 70 feet
Water Temp.: 70
Information : Managed to catch at least 6 fluke over 5 lbs. during a three day fishing expedition in Sandy Hook Bay. The highlight of the weekend was my brother, John. He manged to catch a 23 incher that weighed 5.5 lbs. along with a 25 incher that weighed 6 lbs. on Saturday. He followed up this performance with a 29 incher that weighed 8.4 lbs. on Sunday. This fish placed 3rd in the Sandy Hook Bay Fluke Tournament. The bay and the ocean from Sandy Hook to Monmouth Beach is absolutely full of fluke. You have to pick through a lot of shorts, but there are a lot of fish.

Angler Name : Dan McGivney
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Megan Beth
Date Fished: 7/15/01
Location: 15 miles NE of manasquan
Fishing Method: chum
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 10 to12lbs
Bait or Lure: Mackeral/ Butterfish
Water Depth: 150
Water Temp.: 68
Information : It was non stop action for the Terry Fernoff group from Bethlaham PA aboard the Megan Beth. The blue fishing was very good just on the East side of the Mud hole.Filling two coolers of mixed size fish. The first two hours produced large fish 10 to 12lbs then small fished mixed in as we broke out the spinning tackle to have some fun land the 3lb fish.

Angler Name : Gary
E-Mail : micco@blast.net
Boat Name: Tamra II
Date Fished: 7-15-01
Location: Barnegat Reef
Fishing Method: drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16-27"
Bait or Lure: various
Water Depth: 55'-75'
Water Temp.: 60's
Information : Caught 10, kept 6. Slow day on the reef. Largest was a 27", 6.5 lb. flattie that fought like a big blue. Lots of fun. other than that, we probably set a skate record.

Angler Name : AL&Rob
E-Mail : afasano@att.com
Boat Name: salty dog
Date Fished: 7/15
Location: shrewsberry rocks
Fishing Method: drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 6lbs
Bait or Lure: squid/spearing
Water Depth: 38
Water Temp.:
Information : Capt Rob nailed 2 6pounders on the same drift. I had 2 around 3lbs. Had about a dozen keepers. Beautiful Day.

Angler Name : Mike Kirkup
E-Mail : kirkups@ix.netcom.com
Boat Name: Betty K II
Date Fished: 7-15-01
Location: Glory hole
Fishing Method: chunking
Specie: Dolphin
Size: 13 lb
Bait or Lure: spearing
Water Depth: 250 ft
Water Temp.: 69.1 F
Information : Reached the glory hole at sunrise and started chunking for blufin. Within an hour we had bluefish (8-12 lbs)hitting the lines and we could't get rid of them. One of the fish was followed in by a big bull mahi. I quickly rigged three spearing on a bluefish rig and tossed it over. The bull darted out from under the boat and inhaled the bait. The fight was on. This fish immediately started dancing on the water, putting on the most beautiful display I've ever seen, all within spitting distance of the boat. After we got him into the boat I rigged up another "tripple spearing delight" and within seconds had his mate on the line. She was smaller (4-5 lbs.) but put up a good fight. We left at 2 pm releasing blues and even picked up a few as we trolled for tuna to the Mud Hole (which was empty).

Angler Name : SCOTT MCLACHLAN
E-Mail : SCOTTM@ZIPPAK.COM
Boat Name: N/A
Date Fished: 7/9/01-7/15/01
Location: ORTLEY BEACH, PT PLST INLET
Fishing Method: SURF,INLET,BAY
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16
Bait or Lure: RED,YELLOW,WHT TEASER
Water Depth: SURF
Water Temp.: 68
Information : FISHED THE SURF, PT PLEASANT INLET, BAY AREA'S FOR THE WHOLE WEEK. NOTHING HAPPENING ALL WEEK EXCEPT SMALL FLUKE. HAD SOME WEAK FISH ACTION IN THE INLET AFTER DUSK A FEW DIFFERENT TIMES BUT VERY FEW FISH. ON MY LAST DAY OF VACATION STARTING NAILING GOOD SIZE FLUKE IN THE SURF USING A TEASER RIG WITH A 2OZ JIG HEAD AND A FINESS LURE. FLUKE WERE JUST KILLIN THE TEASER!!! ONCE THE ACTION STARTED IT WAS NONE STOP. LANDED SEVERAL NICE KEEPER FLUKE. BAIT FISH JUMPING EVERYWHERE FROM THE FLUKE CHASING THEM IN THE SHALLOW SURF.

Angler Name : G. Davis
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Slacker
Date Fished: 7/15/01
Location: Sandy Hook
Fishing Method: drift
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 12 - 18"
Bait or Lure: jigs
Water Depth: 20'
Water Temp.: 70
Information : Fished Saturday evening & Sunday morning. Slow pick of fluke on Saturday w/ a couple of keepers. Chased bluefish around Old Orchard flats early Sunday. Good sized school that stayed intact for about an hour. Caught 15-20 on bucktails.

Angler Name : patti O and the AB
E-Mail :
Boat Name: feed the llamas
Date Fished: 14,15
Location: west wall of hudson
Fishing Method: chunk
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 60-90
Bait or Lure:
Water Depth:
Water Temp.:
Information : after a good trip the other day we took the 100+ mile ride again. slow until 4:30 when we had a little flurry and picked up 4 nice yellows. troll was beat and noaa totally blew the forecast. until next time

Angler Name : mike lawrence
E-Mail : lawremi@churchdwight.com
Boat Name: shot'n' beer
Date Fished: 14-15 JULY
Location: GLORY HOLE
Fishing Method: DRIFT
Specie: S-Fin Mako Shark
Size: 0
Bait or Lure: MACKERAL
Water Depth: 165 - 260
Water Temp.: 76
Information : WENT NORTH OF THE GLORY DRIFTED ALL DAY, NOTHING BUT BLUE FISH. WENT INTO THE MUDHOLE FOR THE SECOUND DRIFT IN 258 FT OF WATER. SAME RESULTS. CANYON HERE I COME. I FELT LIKE I WAS IN THE INLET WITH ALL THE BOAT TRAFFIC GOING TO AND FROM THE ELBOW. SEE YOU OUT THERE.

Angler Name : Capt Bernie Roth
E-Mail : mbroth@bellatlantic.net
Boat Name: Tenacious
Date Fished: 7/14,15//01
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Troll and Chunk
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 40 to 90 lbs
Bait or Lure: Spreader bars/butterfish
Water Depth: 600 FT
Water Temp.: 71 DEGREES
Information : Took the Ron Antonelli Fishing Team for a memorable overnighter in the Hudson Canyon. Trolled the west wall south from the tip for 2 1/2 hours with no action and based on a tip from Capt Kevin on the XTC, set up for chunking at 4:30 pm. Began catching yellowfins almost immediately on 50 lb leaders and a 40 lb flourocarbon leader. By sunset we had we had gaffed 5 larger size yellowfins and by 11:30 pm we had 10 60 to 90 lb yellowfins in the boat. Action died until 3:30 am when non stop action continued until daybreak. At 6:30 am we headed for home with 22 yellofins and 2 longfins plus several mahi on ice. Demonstrating a large dose of patience and tenacity the charter and mate remarkably went 24 for 25 losing a single hooked fish when a three bagger resulted in tangled lines and one line was chaffed through. Outstanding job! Outstanding chunking trip FOR JULY!!!

Angler Name : Capt. Chris/First Mate Mike
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Jenny Lynne
Date Fished: 07/15/01
Location: parking lot
Fishing Method: Chunking
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size: 60lb, 80lb, 160lb
Bait or Lure: butterfish
Water Depth: 100 ft
Water Temp.: 78.2
Information : Around 10 pm on Sat 7/14, we decided that because the bluefin bite was nowhere to be found in Jersey, we would seek them out elsewhere. We left South Jersey at 2am and decided to trailer our 24' Boston Whaler to OCMD. Launched at 5:15 am and had our lines in the water by 6am. The long trip finally paid off (this was our second run doing this); by 7:30 we had our first 80lb bluefin in the boat. We followed that with a 60lbr by 9:30am. Around 11:30 am the 30tw begin to sing what had become an unfamiliar song, leaving us with only around 150yrds of line left on the spool. After an hour and 20 minutes, a tangle with the anchor line and chasing the fish down, we finally boated a beautiful 160lb Bluefin Tuna. Since our fishbox was filled to over- capacity, we headed back in early. The long drive back to Jersey couldn't have been better. What a great day!

Angler Name : rich
E-Mail :
Boat Name: lionhearted
Date Fished: july 15
Location: verranzano bridge
Fishing Method: drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: 25 inches
Bait or Lure: squid and killies
Water Depth: 25 ft.
Water Temp.: unknown
Information : We started out at 7AM at the islands. It was slow. All 13 or less inches. At about 10 AM I decided to move near the bridge and rapidly got 2 25 inch fluke between 3 and 4 pounds. It was a good day.

125' JAMAICA

Angler Name : National Fishing Association/Phil Kozak
E-Mail : NFA5441@aol.com
Boat Name: Pocket Rocket
Date Fished: 07/14/01
Location: Hot Dog
Fishing Method: Chunking
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size: 150 pounds 63 inches
Bait or Lure: butterfish
Water Depth: 137 ft
Water Temp.: 75
Information : Wind light out of the nw. current light 1st quarter of the moon. Fished the Hot dog area. Bite was hot. Double header 1st fish took at least 300 yards on the first run 2nd fish cut off both. 3rd fish at about noon and wse got ofr the ball and fought it for a hour landed tht one. Used sand eels and chunks from its stomach for chunking and with in 10 mins after stting up we had another smoker. Off the ball for another 1 hr and 45 mins/ Lost this fish at the boat. Straighted out a 5/0 hook. The fish was with in 15 ft of the boat excerted to much pressure and we had a tackle failure. Rigged our 80 poumd class rods and reels for this weekend. 50 pound tackle drags not heavy enough, and you cann't stay on the anchor and expect to land these larger Bluefins. Will fish again next weekend. Donn't forget the NFA Bluefin Tuna Challenge Tournament July 27 and 28th at Cape May Marina, Capts meeting and sign up thursday 7:30 Pm at Cape May Marina

Angler Name : Dan Mcgivney
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Megan Beth
Date Fished: 7/14
Location: 3 miles north of manasquan
Fishing Method: Drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: 2.0
Bait or Lure: Squid
Water Depth: 60
Water Temp.: 67
Information : The Megan Beth had Megan,Alyssa McGivney along with Russ Moretti to fish the kids JCSA Tournament. Keeping 5 Fluke to 2.0lbs all three children placed and all won prizes.There was plenty of action with shorts and skates as it kept the parents very busy unhooking and rebaiting the hooks.

Angler Name : Capt Sal Guttilla
E-Mail : sgisland@att.net
Boat Name: Jackie Too
Date Fished: 7/14
Location: Island Beach to Manasquan Ridge
Fishing Method: Trolling (Blues);Drifting (Fluke)
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16-17 inches
Bait or Lure: Killies/Squid
Water Depth: 52-60'
Water Temp.: 71-73.5
Information : Trolled along beach with planers and pomy tails for blues. No hits. Then trolled approaching Manasquan Ridge from Southeast-No Hits. Drifted on Ridge for fluke, caught one sand shark, several sea robins and three fluke. One 15 1/2 and the other two 16-17 inches. Little wind so drift was slow to non-existent. Drifted for about 1 1/2 hrs.

Angler Name : Chris Santoro
E-Mail : ctsantoro@aol.com
Boat Name: Dr. Hook
Date Fished: 7/14/01
Location: 5-10 miles shy of West Wall
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 30-50lbs
Bait or Lure: Squid Bars and Feathers
Water Depth: 250
Water Temp.: 71.5
Information : Pulled up about 10 miles shy of the Hudson after seeing porpoise and lots of activity. Raised a nice Blue Marlin behind a squid bar but couldn't entice him. Went 3 for 4 on 30-50lb yellowfin which were loaded with squid. All this and we were 5-10 miles inside of the crowd at the West Wall. Thanks to Cisco Kid for a safe ride home.

Angler Name : ALAN SHIRLEY
E-Mail : JSHIRLEY@AOL.COM
Boat Name: TUNA GIRL
Date Fished: 7/14
Location: SANDY HOOK
Fishing Method: DRIFTING
Specie: Fluke
Size: 8LBS
Bait or Lure: KILLIES
Water Depth: 26FT
Water Temp.:
Information : STARTED FISHING OFF THE NUDE BEACH SATURDAY MORNING. HAD A STEADY PICK OF KEEPERS TILL 11AM WHEN MY FATHER-IN-LAW NAILED AN 8 POUNDER ON A DOUBLE KILLIE RIG. THE NEXT DRIFT YEILDED A 4 POUNDER.ONLY A COUPLE OF BOATS FISHING IN OUR AREA, MOST WERE AT THE KNOLL. PAYS TO STAY AWAY FROM THE FLEET.

Angler Name : Steve Howard
E-Mail : showard@peoplepc.com
Boat Name: Sharkskin
Date Fished: 7/14/01
Location: Baltimore Canyon
Fishing Method: Troll/Chunk
Specie: Atlantic Bonito
Size: 10 Lbs+
Bait or Lure: daisies, green mach.,bullyhoo
Water Depth: 900"
Water Temp.: 74
Information : Trolled and chunked the tip of the Baltimore on Saturday for first overnight trip of the season. Caught 5 nice bonito on the troll on all types plastic-one knockdown by tuna on squid daisychain but couldn't boat it. Chunking with butterfish produced nothing all night. Anyone having any luck on yellowfin yet at the Baltimore?

Angler Name : Dave B
E-Mail : mbent98912@aol.com
Boat Name: Re-Bait
Date Fished: 7/14
Location: 750Sq area
Fishing Method: chunk
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size: 0
Bait or Lure: butterfish
Water Depth: 120
Water Temp.: 72
Information : Water was suckful, so was the tuna bite,or lack thereof. Some fish caught at the claw, notmany for all of the boats out there. In shore pretty dead, so were the canyons during the day. IF ANYONE FROM Manasquan would please email me I AM SEARHING FOR JUMBO BLUES and am willing to run to the MUD Hole if need be. All tips appreciated. (I'm in a contest) Dave

Angler Name : Sean
E-Mail : sclancy@pattonboggs.com
Boat Name: The Irish Rogue III
Date Fished: 7/14
Location: Spencer
Fishing Method: troll
Specie: Dolphin
Size: 6-8lb
Bait or Lure: bally, spreaders, artificials
Water Depth:
Water Temp.: 74
Information : Fished the Spencer on Sat. 74 degree water, very clean, little life. trolled up 6 dolphin - 1 per lobster pot. No big bulls. They hit spreader bars, naked ballys and various artificials. Found a huge school of skippies - caught and released over a dozen in 15 mins. they were ravenous. feeding on squid. sounder didnt show any YFTs feeding under them -- pretty disappointing. NOAA forecast was pretty accurate -- started blowing 10-15kt N/NW shortly after lunch. Ride in was a little choppy given the 3 footers that were stacked up tight.

Angler Name : MikeP.
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Jamaica
Date Fished: 7/14/01
Location: Approx. 20 miles east Pt. Pleasant
Fishing Method: Jigs and bait
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 8-10 lbs.
Bait or Lure: Jigs
Water Depth: N/A
Water Temp.: N/A
Information : I made the long trip from Baltimore to fish with over 100 other people on the Jamaica. Fishing 25 years on this boat, I have never seen such a crowd. The trip out was approx. 2 hours. The first stop produced 1 blue. Then we headed south for another 30 mins. to better fishing. There was a slow pick of bluefish through the day with some typical flurries. I had 4 and lost 3 near the boat. The average was 1 or 2 with the high hooks at 4-6 fish. The pool winner was about 15 lbs. The fish weren't always hitting a speeding jig. I caught more winding the jig in slow. Surprising enough, with all of the vacation fisherman there were few tangles. That was helped tremedously when most people went to jigs. The capt. stayed out an extra 1.5 hours to provide more fishing time. Watching the tourist get bit and hooked was somewhat of a diversion. With the beautiful weather, it wasn't a bad day.

Angler Name : Mike Copeman
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Renegade
Date Fished: 7/13-14
Location: Hudson
Fishing Method: troll, chunk, troll
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 60 lbs
Bait or Lure: Bars, Feathers
Water Depth: 350-900
Water Temp.: 74
Information : Trolled the tip and west wall, picked up one yft just before dark, chunked all night on the west wall and picked at 2 more, loosing one at the boat which was about 125 lbs. Trolled at dawn and picked up 2 more and had a nice run off on the 30TW which almost spooled it. Angler allowed slack in the line and fish was gone, but when the angler is your father what can you say? Oh well, it was definelty a large fish.

Angler Name : Nick Cucinello
E-Mail : Cuch3@aol.com
Boat Name:
Date Fished: 7/14/01
Location: Hudson West Wall
Fishing Method: Troll
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 30-40lbs
Bait or Lure: Tuna Clone
Water Depth: 600
Water Temp.: 72-73
Information : Caught 3 longfin from 30-40lbs. Had a 100+lb Yellowfin at the side of the boat and the leader broke. All hit green tuna clones either by themself or on a daisy chain. Based on some of the other reports I wish we stopped by the porposes on the way home. All in all a good first trip to the Hudson.

Angler Name : Brenner Green
E-Mail : rbrennergreen@hotmail.com
Boat Name: Black Jack
Date Fished: 7/14/01
Location: 750 sq
Fishing Method: Chunk/Troll
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size:
Bait or Lure:
Water Depth: 130
Water Temp.: 74
Information : Set up at just east of the 750 sq by 6:30. The water was so green I knew it was not looking good right away but in a 20' boat we were out of options. Just blues all day, avoided the hot dog because we thought it would be too crowded, clearly a bad move as they killed 'em there from what we heard.

Angler Name : Captains John, Ron
E-Mail : Chumslickdaddy@yahoo.com
Boat Name: Crack O' Noon
Date Fished: 7/14/2001
Location: Silver bay Just north of rt 37 Bridge
Fishing Method: Anchored
Specie: Weakfish
Size: 14 1/2 and 16 "
Bait or Lure: Squid/ Killie
Water Depth: 3-5 ft
Water Temp.: 70
Information : Fished just off of the bridge, came up with two weakfish, and a bunch of crabs! good size crabs!! Weather was great and the water was also great

Angler Name : Mark
E-Mail :
Boat Name: fished on the Audrey Sue
Date Fished: 7/14
Location: Lillian/Glory Hole
Fishing Method: chum/chunk
Specie: Thresher Shark
Size:
Bait or Lure: Bluefish fillet, mackerel, bunker
Water Depth: 160
Water Temp.: 68
Information : Had 2 run off's. I broke the line completely, the other left a big mouth mark on our bait. Had bluefish around the boat most of the day on and off.

Angler Name : Bryan,Bob,John
E-Mail : bryka00@aol.com
Boat Name: BRYKARYE
Date Fished: 7/14/01
Location: mudhole 36 miles from Shark River
Fishing Method: drifting
Specie: Tiger Shark
Size: up to +-150lbs.
Bait or Lure: mackerel
Water Depth: 150-260 ft.
Water Temp.: 69.5-72
Information : 2nd shark trip with high hopes for a mako. Started early with the lines in the water at 6:30am. Had two drifts for the day. 1st drift brought us 3 blue sharks to be released and several others swimming through our slick. One was fed bluefish racks off of a rope until full enough to leave. 2nd drift started 3 miles back into the middle of the mudhole(260ft.). The wind,drift and bite died down. We did have a 10lb. Mahi in our slick that spit a magnum minnow lure. Bluefish were in the slicks through-out the day; but not as heavy as first trip. Ended our day trolling for bluefin(about 2 hrs.) only to catch 8 more bluefish. At the dock at 9:00pm. LONG DAY!

Angler Name : Michael Savage
E-Mail : michael1savage@yahoo.com
Boat Name: Wreckless
Date Fished: 7/14/01
Location: Lindenkohl Canyon
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 125 lb
Bait or Lure: Spreader bars
Water Depth: 500ft
Water Temp.: 72-73
Information : Trolled 40 fathom with no luck on the way to lindenkohl. Arrived at Lindenkohl at 8:30 am, trolled the tip and had a marlin, probably a white slash several baits. Caught 1 yellowfin, approx. 125lb at 10:30 am. Big fish, 50 inches long but really fat. The fish was stuffed with fresh squid, explains why he hit our spreader bars. Caught a second yellowfin, about the same length but a little slimmer about 2:30pm on the way back at the 50 fathom line. There were few boats in the lindenkohl, no temperature breaks and I did not hear many success stories on any large fish.

Angler Name : Bill, Millis, Maggie and Amy
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Barking Dog
Date Fished: 7/14/01
Location: Ocean Side of Hook
Fishing Method: Bottom
Specie: Fluke
Size: 5 lbs
Bait or Lure: Killie & Squid
Water Depth: 35
Water Temp.: 65
Information : Left the dock at 5am to see the sunrise. The drift inside the hook was tough with the breeze moving us too quickly, so we headed to the tip and saw a Bayliner Trophy high and dry on the beach. Hope everyone onboard was ok. We returned a couple of shorts as well as sea robins and left that spot. Closer to the nude beach we had a nice pick of fluke with a 5 lbs beauty.

Angler Name : turtle
E-Mail : wakthebid@yahoo.com
Boat Name: LAURA D
Date Fished: 7/13/01-7/14/01
Location: hudson canyon
Fishing Method: troll/chunk
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 70-100 lbs
Bait or Lure: ballyho/butterfish
Water Depth: 500
Water Temp.: 71-72
Information : left the inlet approx 12:30 hit the canyon @4 setup for a couple of hours on the troll with in minutes had a triple header after trolling a little more decided to setup for the chunk started the chunk early and approx 20min into the chunk lines were screaming the fishing was good until around 10 when we noticed we had a shark lerking in the area which probably drove are fish away so the hunt was on for this menice after a couple of attempts we finally hooked up it was a 100-125 blue shark after releasing him fishing was pretty quit a couple of mahi where boated then at approx 3 we hooked up with a monster of a fish the fish was just off the rear of the boat getting air then the fish dove after 30 min battle we lost it when fish was airborn it looked like a mako .well first lite appeared and the troll was back on with no luck too many boats dove the fish deep left at 11. great fishing i want to thank captain bly for breakin my cherry

Angler Name : Darrin and William Bradley
E-Mail : darrin_bradley@n2basketball.com
Boat Name: Equity One
Date Fished: 7/14/01
Location: Seaside
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: Up to 3 lbs
Bait or Lure: Squid, Sandeel, Smelt and Spearing
Water Depth: 45 to 70 ft
Water Temp.: 71
Information : Tried to do something different. So we fished off the old Ciba Geigy pipe area as well as off Top O the Mast. Didn't do so well. Three keepers and lots of shorts.

Angler Name : Capt Larry
E-Mail : larzee58@aol.com
Boat Name: Sea Wolf
Date Fished: 07/14
Location: Wilmington Canyon
Fishing Method: Trolled
Specie: Blue Marlin
Size: 400+
Bait or Lure: Ballyhoo
Water Depth: 800+
Water Temp.: 75.4
Information : Arrived at the wilmington at 6 am sat morning. Took 2 70lb yft. After 2 hrs of trolling the big boy finally came in. Huge Blue Marlin took my long rigger and left town. We chased him until I got 1/2 of the spool back on my 50 lwrs shimano w/60lb ande. Thes fish put on an aerial show like you couldnt imagine and then sounded. Came up and jumped and sounded several times. Finally brought him to boatside and tagged him. What a beautiful fish. One I will remember all my life. Go get them as they are out there. There were many whites caught as well.

Angler Name :
E-Mail :
Boat Name: PARTY OF FIVE
Date Fished: 7/14/01
Location: GLORY HOLE
Fishing Method: DRIFT
Specie: S-Fin Mako Shark
Size: 0
Bait or Lure: MACKS/BLUEFISH
Water Depth: 262
Water Temp.:
Information : SCUNKED

Angler Name : John Adamcik
E-Mail : captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
Boat Name: Bounty Hunter
Date Fished: 07/14 2001
Location: Monmouth Beach
Fishing Method: Drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: Up to 4 Lbs.
Bait or Lure: Spearing & Squid Strips
Water Depth: 25 to 35 Ft.
Water Temp.: 72 Degrees
Information : Capt. Paul Regula had the John Adamcik charter on board and ran up to the Monmouth Beach and Sea Bright areas. Working in water 25 to 35 Ft. deep the Fluke bite was very good on the tide change. In a 2 hour span we put 17 keeper Fluke up to 4 lbs. in the box. The rest of the day was spent picking. The total at the end of the day was 32 keepers and 39 shorts released along with the usual catch of Sea Robins and Skates. Spearing & Squid strips were the baits of the day.

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Angler Name : Eric C
E-Mail : yayaginky@aol.com
Boat Name: Seas The Day
Date Fished: 7/13
Location: Cigar
Fishing Method:
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size:
Bait or Lure: everything
Water Depth: 140
Water Temp.:
Information : Took a trip to the Cigar depite poor fishing reports and it being Friday the 13th. Weather was beautiful but the water quality was poor-green/black and no marks on the screen. Trolled up small bluefish, got nothing on the chunk. Missed a shark while drifting but trolled a 75 lb. cobia on a ballyhoo. Great ride back at 32 knots.

Angler Name : CHRIS
E-Mail :
Boat Name: CHICKEN OF THE SEA
Date Fished: 07/13/2001
Location: OCEAN
Fishing Method: DRIFTING
Specie: Fluke
Size: 15-23"
Bait or Lure: SPEARING
Water Depth: 50-65
Water Temp.: 72
Information : HEADED OUT IN THE AFTERNOON AND WENT SOUTH. STARTED SLOW AND THEN STARTED TO CATCH SOME NICE FISH. THE DRIFT DIED OUT AS DID THE FISHING. NOT BAD 2 GUYS 12 KEEPERS WITH THE BIG FISH AROUND 4 &1/2 LBS.

Angler Name : Joe Erace/ Yale Stiengard
E-Mail : Joseph.erace@wcom.com
Boat Name: Sancocho
Date Fished: 7/13/01
Location: hot spot
Fishing Method: Chunking
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size: 125-200 lbs
Bait or Lure: Butters
Water Depth: 100 -200
Water Temp.: 77 surface temp
Information : The 34 Venture left the G.E. inlet ripping though the calm seas at 40 kts heading south to our destination 92 miles away. As soon as the first bait hit the water "bang" we were hooked up with a 75 lb. yellowfin. After setting up 30 minutes later "bang" our 80w was screaming with joy, but no one was ready for that battle that lasted over 50 minutes on stand up gear that resulted in a 125 bluefin. After all the high fives we set up once again. Not even 5 minutes later "bang" the smaller 50w was being stripped. 2 1/2 hours later and 3 anglers later we boated a beautiful 200lb bluefin. We were so banged up we just went home leaving the hot spot with plenty of fish still below us. We shall see if they will be there this week, until then I need to lift some weights so I can last more then 10 minutes on the stick.

Angler Name : Troy Greenawald
E-Mail : tsgtag@msn.com
Boat Name:
Date Fished: 07/13/01
Location: mud buoy/ 17 fathoms
Fishing Method: anchor/ drift
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 8-10 lb
Bait or Lure: diamond jig/ bunker
Water Depth: 70 -110
Water Temp.:
Information : Started at the mud buoy and had several tailors chase the jig but missed. Also had several tailors hit the bunker but no hook ups. Checked 17 fathoms but nothing good on the graph. Was leaving the area when hailed by another who started at the mud buoy who stated he was getting a decent pick at the fathoms. Drifted for about 1 hour at the fathoms. Lost one at the boat about 8- 10 lbs. and was broke off by another. Both on the jig. The other boat was doing better with butterfish. Drifted by the buglight and had a nice pick of fluke but no keepers, killie and squid. Many thanks to the boat at the fathoms!!!!

Angler Name : The Bain Gang
E-Mail :
Boat Name: SanG
Date Fished: 07/12-13/01
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: troll/chunk
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 30-80 lb
Bait or Lure: spreader,lures,butters
Water Depth: 400-1100 ft
Water Temp.: 72 F
Information : Arrived Hudson tip 5:30 pm trolled till dusk, no hits. Anchored up on the west wall and chunked till dawn. Landed an 80 and 70 pound YFT early on then nothing all night. Started trolling at 5:30 am boated 5 30-50 lb LFT by 8:00 am. Headed home by 8:30 am. Good trip sighted whales,dolphin turtles etc. Looked like all the fleet had a good day Friday morning.

Angler Name : John Post
E-Mail : njcharter@aol.com
Boat Name: Canyon Runner
Date Fished: July 13
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Albacore Tuna
Size: 30-50
Bait or Lure: Spreader Bars
Water Depth: 600
Water Temp.: 70-72
Information : Captain Phil Dulanie and mates Mike Zajac and Joe Dalik had the Canyon Runner back out to the Hudson Canyon for their 6th back to back canyon trip in a row on Friday. Today we had the John Post charter from Livingston, NJ on board. Trolling the West Wall was slow and we did not have a tuna in the boat by 1pm. We did break off a nice yellowfin at the boat and boated a 20+ pound Mahi but the fish were not on the feed. That all changed as if someone threw a switch and between 1:30 and 2pm we went 3 for 3 and 5 for 7 on longfin to pull this one out of a hat. The action was largely on ballyhoo but when 7 longfin hit at once, they eat anything. We will be taking the weekend off as the canyon will be over crowded, at least 75 boats past us when we were coming in headed for the West Wall.

Angler Name : Lauren, Jean & Ray
E-Mail : Finnila.com@worldnet.att.net
Boat Name: Mo' Money II
Date Fished: 7/13/01
Location: Sandy Hook & Raritan Bays
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 17"
Bait or Lure: Squid & killie combo
Water Depth: 5 to 50 feet
Water Temp.: ?
Information : Started fishing near Spermaceti Cove at about 1000 hours caught several short fluke and the only keeper of the day. Continued at the bug light, but could not get a good drift (wind against tide). Moved to the red side of the Sandy Hook Channel along a rip, but no drift, or fish. Saw two guys in a small clam boat sitting in the middle of the SHC, as a tanker was coming through giving the danger signal. They just sat there as the tanker went by. I don't know if they were drunk, asleep, or just nuts. I don't think they were broken down, because when I approached their location, half expecting to be looking for survivors, they just looked at me, and said nothing. They just continued fishing as I took another drift in the Terminal Channel. I guess the two guys in the clam boat thought they had the right-of-way. Since we were not having alot of luck fishing, we decided to go crabbing in the Shrewsbury. The crabs were very hungry. On several occasions we had triple-headers on the drop lines. Tight lines!!!

Angler Name : Bob Zwickel
E-Mail : captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
Boat Name: Bounty Hunter
Date Fished: 07/13/2001
Location: Mud Hole
Fishing Method: Chumming
Specie: Bluefish
Size: Up to 13 Lbs.
Bait or Lure: Butterfish
Water Depth: 230 Ft.
Water Temp.: 70 Degrees
Information : After a few days off to perform routine maintenance on the Bounty Hunter Capt. Paul Regula had the Bob Zwickel charter back to the Bluefish grounds. Working areas on the east and west side of the Mud Hole only produced a slow pick on the Blues. The fish are spread out over a large area but appear to be a bit sluggish when it comes to the bite. Working hard for every fish they caught the charter had a decent catch in the box by days end.

Angler Name :
E-Mail : Burtmirage@aol.com
Boat Name: Mirage
Date Fished: 7/12-13
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Troll and Chunk
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 70-90 pound
Bait or Lure: Reel Seat spreader bars and Butterfish chunks
Water Depth: 600'
Water Temp.: 73.5
Information : On July 12 , Captain Burt Greene took the Mirage to the west wall of the Hudson Canyon. Started trolling in 73.5 degree water but only caught one small yellowfin in 3 hours of trolling. After seting up to chunk the first fish was in the boat in less than 30 minutes, followed by 15 more , all in the 70 to 90 pound range.Most of the fish had small squid 4" or less and very small fish in their stomachs. A Blue shark was caught and released also. The crew consisted of Dennis Gallante, Capt Tom Walsh, Larry Barr, Bob Azurak, Sal Rumbolo and Ron Azurak.

Angler Name : Ken
E-Mail : kper@bellatlantic.net
Boat Name: N/A
Date Fished: 7/13/01
Location: Sandy Hook
Fishing Method: Cast and retrieve on shore
Specie: Fluke
Size: 17.5"
Bait or Lure: Fin-S with 1/4 oz jig head
Water Depth: 4 to 6 feet
Water Temp.: 68-72
Information : Hit beach at low slack tide, fish on with every cast for about 30 minutes until water temp. got a little cooler. High tide in afternoon was less productive. Four keepers and 3 throwbacks.

Angler Name : turtle
E-Mail :
Boat Name: feed the llamas
Date Fished: july 12,13
Location: hudson
Fishing Method: chunk and troll
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 60-90
Bait or Lure:
Water Depth:
Water Temp.:
Information : got to the west wall at 12 and we were hooked up in 15 minutes. turtle caught some zzz's, butch did a wonderful job coaching, jay kept the cockpit in order, andy and adam really helped the slick!!! steady pick until 4. no morning bite. 7 longs in 2 hours of the troll. 15 in tuna in all. well worth the long run from margate.

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Angler Name : Scrappy
E-Mail : Thine39@home.com
Boat Name: Day Tripper
Date Fished: 7-12-01
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Troll
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 30-40 lb
Bait or Lure: Ballyhoo
Water Depth: 500
Water Temp.: 73
Information : Made it to the Canyon by 8:30. First fish on by 8:31. Lost it at the boat. Pretty consistent all morning. Died down a little then picked up a nice yellowfin at the tip before we went home. Tons of life, good water. Landed 5 yellowfin, lost another 4. Lost a Mahi at the boat. Caught a skipjack tuna as well. I'd like to thank the Canyon Runner for not fishing the place out. Caught the fish on our secret ballyhoo rig. As usual, took a beating in my small Grady. They really gotta move that canyon closer. My brother-in-law was also happy he got to use his new billy club.

Angler Name : john baker
E-Mail : utcbaker@rcn.com
Boat Name: desert storm
Date Fished: 7/12/01
Location: Back Bay Raritan
Fishing Method: Drifting
Specie: Weakfish
Size: 17" and 15"
Bait or Lure: Hi Lo Gig,s
Water Depth: 10 to30
Water Temp.: ?
Information : Set out @ 1530hrs on the D.S outta Keansburg Drifting various holes along the back bay,Holes that drop from 10 to 30 were producing fish along the slopes,My boyfriend and I picked up 6 keeper fluke plus two weaks at 15" and 17"

Angler Name : Rob Fisher
E-Mail : njcharter@aol.com
Boat Name: Canyon Runner
Date Fished: July 12
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Blue Marlin
Size: 700+
Bait or Lure: Bars & Baits
Water Depth: 600
Water Temp.: 72
Information : Captain Phil Dulanie and mates Brad Burgess (Sea Bright) and Mike Zajac (Farmingdale) had the best trip of the year on the Canyon Runner Thursday with the Rob Fisher charter from Pt. Pleasant, NJ. Arriving at the edge where we had the yellowfin the day before we found that all the life had left the area and 2 hours of trolling produced nothing. Working down the edge where we had a couple longfin yesterday we found that the longfin were on the feed. In three hours of trolling just about anything we went 11 for 15 on 30-40 pound longfin and some Mahi-Mahi. Then it got good. Working off the edge at 1pm a 12-foot Blue Marlin went after our green machine spreader bar and missed. However, Burgess quickly dropped back the short rigger ballyhoo and the fight was on. After 1.5 hours on a Penn 50W the Blue was laying across the transome and the swivel was at the tip. Just as we went to cut the leader to release her with one swipe of her tail she took care of that for us. At 12-feet long and with a massive girth this one was at least 700 pounds.

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Angler Name : Ernie&Bryan
E-Mail : pulcini@aiov.com
Boat Name: smokercraft
Date Fished: 7-11
Location: sandy hook
Fishing Method: drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16 to 24 in
Bait or Lure: squid &killie
Water Depth: 18
Water Temp.: 74
Information : Left atlantic highlands at 5 30am and went to the east side of the ammo pier and before 8 oclock we had 14 keepers up to 6 lb.But then the wind came up bad and we ran to the river.Only small ones.Fished till noon trying to catch 2 more keepers ,but only small ones.Best day in a long time.

Angler Name : N. Fairbank
E-Mail : nfairbank@aol.com
Boat Name: Keeper (Jim Munley)
Date Fished: 7/11/01
Location: Glory Hole
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size: 0
Bait or Lure: Spreader Squid
Water Depth:
Water Temp.:
Information : Decided to try and see if the Bluefin had arrived inshore. Trolled the Glory Hole to the Chicken Canyon with negative results. Had one fish come up to the starboard spreader bar 3 times but failed to hook-up, may or may not have been a tuna. Tally for the day, 4 bluefish. Did not see any surface life, water temperature 69 to 70 degress.

Angler Name : John Shipley
E-Mail : captjohn001@earthlink.net
Boat Name: Saint Jude
Date Fished: 7/10-11/01
Location: Hudson canyon
Fishing Method: Troll / Chunk
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 70-90 lbs
Bait or Lure: Ballyhoo
Water Depth: 400-1,000 ft.
Water Temp.: 72
Information : Captain John had the Saint Jude out withmate Nick Nagel and the rest, including John Cherry and Rob Grahm (who experienced his first tuna ever, a 75 pounder.) we worked our way trolling to the east where we found the porposes and lots of life. Having boated two of the bruisers and several mahi, we set up for the chunk. the night was quiet until the s-fish line went off...and boy did it go off! the fin-nor 80W was nearly spooled of it's 130 lb dacron when I tried to stop the submarine with my hand on the drum and the dacron broke... easily the biggest fish ever hooked on the saint jude, this puppy pulled harder than the 500lb Blue Marlin caught last year....another "one that got away". But shortly after that the big yellowfins returned for an hour long mad dog bite that left our tackle (and bodies) busted and filled our fish box two of those fish tipped the scales just short of 90 lbs. A 45lb longfin in the morning was just icing on the cake of this exciting trip. We headed home at 8:30 AM...dock by 12 noon.

Angler Name : Dan Miller
E-Mail : njcharter@aol.com
Boat Name: Canyon Runner
Date Fished: July 11
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 35-100
Bait or Lure: Bars & Baits
Water Depth: 600
Water Temp.: 72
Information : Captain Phil Dulanie and mates Brad Burgess and Mike Zajac had the Dan Miller charter from Seally Mattress out to the Hudson Canyon for the 4 back-to-back canyon run in a row and the 10th canyon trip of the year. Once again the yellowfin were on the feed early and we had 3 yellowfin and 2 longfin around 40-pounds in the boat by 9am. Squid bars were again the lure of choice. Unlike yesterday, however, the action did not stop. Working the edge in 400-600 feet of water produced another 5 yellowfin between 30 and 50 pounds and just before we called it a day a 100 pounder fell victim to the long rigger squid bar. In total we went 11 for 15 for another double digit catch of tuna.

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Charter Boat

Angler Name : Oggie
E-Mail : oggie1@home.com
Boat Name: Low Bid
Date Fished: 7/10/01
Location: Hudson
Fishing Method: Troll
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 35-85 Lbs.
Bait or Lure: Daisy Chain/Spreader Bar
Water Depth: 600
Water Temp.: 73-74
Information : Hit Hudson 8am. caught early Bite. went 6 in 2hour. then died down nice ride home excellent Crew. THanks Capt. Bob M, Jason and SEan

Angler Name : Dave Tolchin
E-Mail : njcharter@aol.com
Boat Name: Canyon Runner
Date Fished: July 10
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 30-50 pounds
Bait or Lure: Spreader Bars
Water Depth: 600
Water Temp.: 72
Information : Captain Phil Dulanie put the Canyon Runner into another good bite of yellowfin tuna for the Dave Tolchin charter from Sayerville, NJ. Trolling the Hudson Canyon on Tuesday the action was what best is characterized as a good pick as all the boats on the edge had fish. The only downside to the trip was that an unexcussable amount of fish were lost after the initial hook-up. The final total had 6 yellowfin ranging in size from 35 to 45 pounds in the boat with 12 others lost. Not a good ratio. The hot lure of the day was again the squid spreader bars and most of the action was on the West Wall.

Angler Name : Capt. John Pfeiffer
E-Mail : captbigjohn@yahoo.com
Boat Name: SEA ++
Date Fished: 7/9 and 7/10
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Troll and chunk
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 30 to 100lb
Bait or Lure: Squid Bars and Butterfish
Water Depth: 400 to 600ft
Water Temp.: 71.5
Information : We did back to back trips this week. We left the dock about 12:30AM with co-owner Doug Anderson and 1 guest. We reached the Tip at about 4:30am on the 9th. Picked up 2 small yellowfin and continued to slide down the west side until we marked tons of bait at 550ft. we went 6 for 7 on larger yellowfin in the 60 to 90lb range. Called it a day at 10:am with eight fish. Then we cleaned up and did it again on the 10th. This time we left at 10:30 pm on the 9th and arrived where we caught the larger fish the day before.At a whim owner John Goulett picked up a flat of butters and we started chunking at 3:30am and had fish on in 20 min. Again these were larger fish in the 80lb range. We boated 4, then the bite stopped at daybreak. By the way we were on the drift. Stared trolling and picked up three more then the troll bite slowed and we started tward the tip.Right at the tip there was two large explosions about 200 yards in front of the boat so we took in the small spreaders and put out 2 large 12 inch squid bars. About 10 min we had two huge explosions behind our rigs and hooked up on one. Ended up being a 135lb Eye. Then we put a 100 yellowfin in the boat and called it a day. We ended up with 8 yellowfins to 100lb and the one eye.

Mad Gaffer

Angler Name : frank,rob
E-Mail : frankko66@yahoo.com
Boat Name: easygo
Date Fished: 7-9-01
Location: ammo pier -sandy hook
Fishing Method: drift/jig
Specie: Fluke
Size: 1-3 1/2 lbs
Bait or Lure: squid/jigs
Water Depth: 5-50
Water Temp.:
Information : went out fluking by the ammo pier grounds and wound up with 4 keepers among 20 or so fluke and one 3lb. blue-on the way back to the dock noticed birds working by the ammo pier and caught 2-3 lb. blues on every cast ,also caught two 3 lb. fluke on the diamond jigs -great weather -great fishing !

Angler Name : Ron Zale
E-Mail : rzalegowski@saintclares.org
Boat Name: No Worries
Date Fished: 7/9/01
Location: Great Bay / ocean off Holgate
Fishing Method: Drift, shedder/bucktail jig
Specie: Sandbar Shark
Size: 30 -40 inches
Bait or Lure: crab/ bucktail
Water Depth: 34 ft.
Water Temp.: 72
Information : Driven off the bay by Greenheads.In ocean off Holgate had eight sharkes boated in 45 minutes all over thirty inches. No game fish caught.

Angler Name : Ron Antonelli - RAFT
E-Mail : Karonaraft@cs.com
Boat Name: Karona
Date Fished: 7 - 9 - 01
Location: Manasquan Ridge
Fishing Method: drifting - jigging
Specie: Fluke
Size: 15 - 22 ins.
Bait or Lure: bucktail hooks + squid + spearing
Water Depth: 47 - 50 ft.
Water Temp.: 70 dgs.
Information : Scooted out of Manasquan at 9 am on a realy nice morning, and headed directly for the ridge. Came into a few boats for company, and started catching. You almost always need 6-10 oz. to hold and jig properly, but that method catches for me. The fish there were all sizes, from 15 to 22 inches, and still on the lean side. Jigged that bump for nearly 3 hrs. and kept 4 fish for dinner. The weather and ocean were perfect... Heading east to the shelf this weekend, weather permitting, OOO!!! OOO!!! OOO!!!

Angler Name : Ken and Matt
E-Mail : klfujimori@home.com
Boat Name: Tiger-Uni
Date Fished: 7/9/2001
Location: Hatteras canyon West Wall
Fishing Method: Trolling spreader bar and Hoos
Specie: White Marlin
Size: 79"
Bait or Lure: Trolling Hatteras style hoos with skirt
Water Depth: Deep
Water Temp.: 72-75
Information : First trip to the Canyon. Could not have pick a calmer day. Reached the Canyon (west wall) at 10:15am. First knock down was a 20 pound bull Dolphin. Right at the drop of was tons of bait. Marked a huge ball of red 200 ft down, Tuna? Spotted lots of bait being pushed up. Then four knock downs in a row. Finally fifth one was a solid hook up. After a 45min fight on 30# brought a 79" white marlin boat side. Later, we did see a school of atleast three marlin feeding on top but no more takers. No tuna but sure if we got there early we would have see some Tuna up higher. Lots of life out there. We are looking for a third to join us on Caynon trips to help share the expenses and fun. Tiger-Uni is on the small side so we only go with the best weather conditions. E-mail me if you interested or just want correspond about fishing.

Angler Name : G. Davis
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Slacker
Date Fished: 7/9/01
Location: Sandy Hook Rip
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Striped Bass
Size: 36"
Bait or Lure: bucktails
Water Depth: 15-30'
Water Temp.: 69
Information : Caught the morning flood tide. Blues on top chasing bait. Dropped a 3/4 oz white bucktail under the blues & hooked into a 36", 18 lb striper. Not a bad way to start the week. Followed that up with 3-4 blues & fluke. Also had the pleasure of making the acquaintance of about 30 sea robins... gotta take the good with the bad.

Angler Name : John Kerwin
E-Mail : njcharter@aol.com
Boat Name: Canyon Runner
Date Fished: July 9
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 30-50
Bait or Lure: umbrella rigs
Water Depth: 600
Water Temp.: 70-72
Information : Captain Phil Dulanie and mates Brad Burgess and Mike Zajac had the John Kerwin charter from Short Hills, NJ out to the Hudson Canyon on Monday. Trolling was instantaneously productive as the Canyon Runner crew picked yellowfin as soon as we had the lines in the water. The yellowfin were slightly larger than previous catches as they ranged from 30-50 pounds. The action was again located just south of the Tip and squid spreader bars produced best. By 10am the charter had enough and we left them biting. The final count left us 10 for 15 on the larger sized yellowfin.

Angler Name : J Mason
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Premonitions
Date Fished: 7/9/01
Location: GS South, ICW 110-120
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 8-18"
Bait or Lure: squid/minnow
Water Depth:
Water Temp.: 69/78
Information : Went out to the reef, conditions were nice, but fishing was poor, just alot of sea robins. Came back inside and we fished the ICW, picked up 3 keepers to 18" and about a dozen shorts. My 7 yr old daughter had the high hook and the 18". Great day, low boat traffic, breeze picked up just enough to get a decent drift in.

Angler Name : Greg
E-Mail : Vongas@aol.com
Boat Name: Wahoo
Date Fished: 7/9/01
Location: Shrewsbury River
Fishing Method: jig
Specie: Weakfish
Size: 12"-16"
Bait or Lure: White twister tail
Water Depth: 6-10
Water Temp.:
Information : Started by Little Silver all the fish were small (12"). Went to bouy 36, caught a few 16" fish.

Angler Name : Mike
E-Mail : MTM134@AOL
Boat Name: AMBROSIA
Date Fished: 7/9
Location: HARVEY CEDARS, TIRES &SEA SIDE
Fishing Method: DRIFTING
Specie: Fluke
Size: 0
Bait or Lure: SQUID & MINNOWS
Water Depth: 40
Water Temp.: 68
Information : The ocean was flat but no fluke. All radio reports were the same. Nothing but skates and sand sharks.

NAUTICALNET MARINE CHARTERS

Angler Name : Gene,Kyle,Kirk and Ken
E-Mail : digeraro@home.com
Boat Name: SeaSons
Date Fished: July 8, 2001
Location: Wilmington Canyon
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size: 35 LBS
Bait or Lure: cedar plugs
Water Depth: 240
Water Temp.: 73
Information : Headed out of Absecon inlet 2:00 AM Saturday morning headed for the Wilmington. Around 5:00 we put the lines out right on the 40 line. About 15 minutes later we had our first bluefin in the boat (35lbs). We trolled that area for about another hour and managed to boat one more bluefin and having 2 jump the hook (both tuna where caught on cedar plugs). By that time we figured we better get over to the 100 line for the early yellowfin bite. Once at the Wilmington we began to catch numerous skippies and small dolphin. We stayed at the Wilmington most of the morning working most of west wall and the tip with no luck. At 1:00 we headed back to the 40 line were we caught the bluefin. Trolled around for an hour failing to raise a tuna. We were looking back at the spread and watched either a very large white or small blue marlin free jumping about 1/8 mile back. Circled back to where we saw the fish jumping and had a wicked strike on a small purple zucker, snapping the lure off at the leader (150lb). Never saw the fish. Hung out at the 40 line for another hour and headed in. Moral of the story: dont leave a spot were the fish are biting to go to another. Hope theres a good yellowfin bite soon at the southern canyons.

Angler Name : Paul Czaya
E-Mail : pczaya@amergenenergy.com
Boat Name: Bird-of-Prey
Date Fished: 7/7-8/2001
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: troll/chunk
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 35 lbs
Bait or Lure: green machine
Water Depth: various
Water Temp.: 71
Information : Not only was this the first canyon trip but also the first fishing trip of the year on Bird-of-Prey. What am I doin' wrong? Anyway, Ron Bryan, Tom Gordon and Pete Maynard joined me for an overnight chunk and troll. Arriving late (about 7PM), we trolled around the tip for awhile and then trolled over to the west elbow with only one runoff to show for as we arrived at the elbow. The night chunk is described best in one word: zilch! With chunking not productive, we started to troll early. We ended up at the tip again where there was much sea life around - whales, porpoise, birds and even a few fish. We ended up trolling a bunch of skippies and one YFT with about 5 runoffs. Trolling to the Texas Tower produced more skippies and two large bluefish. The bluefish were caught about 2-3 miles from the tip of the Hudson. At least we got fish with half the name right. Go figure. While we dragged a variety of lures, the overall favorite of skippies is the Green Machine.

Angler Name : John Shipley
E-Mail : captjohn001@earthlink.net
Boat Name: saint jude
Date Fished: 7/7-8/01
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Troll / chunk
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: up to 70 lbs.
Bait or Lure: Ballyhoo, Zukers, and other plastics
Water Depth: 350-2,000 ft
Water Temp.: 70-72
Information : Saturday, I had Jim Hanlon, the world's greatest mate ( found on the Freedom) and his dad, Terry Hanlon on board the Saint Jude for an overnighter. We found the whales and porpoises at the tip and trolled around there for a while. Having only caught 2 small yellowfins there, I decided to head for the East Wall Elbow. When we got there there were more whales and some good marks, trolling produced nothing but some close encounters with very big marine mammals. we set up a drift to chunk there though since there was so much life. shortly , we had a nice 70 lb bluefin tuna in the boat followed by a smaller (40 lb) yellowfin...chunking , I said... throughout the rest of the night we were only able to catch and release 3 Mako sharks from 50 - 90 lbs. (note: each mako was hooked and brought to the boat on 60 lb monofilament using CIRCLE HOOKS) Trolling in the morning then produced 4 nice yellowfins all around 50 lbs. We pulled the lines in and headed back to the barn by 9:00 and were cleaning the boat by 12:30. All told, I was pleased with the first canyon run of the season for the Saint Jude.

Angler Name : Mike Pla
E-Mail : mkpla@hotmail.com
Boat Name: no name
Date Fished: 07/08/01
Location: Three miles off Asbury Park.
Fishing Method: Anchor
Specie: Bluefish
Size: Any
Bait or Lure: Bunker
Water Depth: 75
Water Temp.: 70
Information : Went out of atlantic highlands about seven p.m. with calm water.Once we headed out we started to get knocked around with the south winds. Were able to anchor but only for short time. Reached dock by one a.m. with a baitbox full of bunker and no fish. NEXT TIME*****

Angler Name : Pat & Mike McKernan
E-Mail : captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
Boat Name: Bounty Hunter
Date Fished: 07/08/2001
Location: Inshore Wrecks
Fishing Method: Bottom Fishing
Specie: Black Sea Bass
Size: Up to 3 Lbs.
Bait or Lure: Clams
Water Depth: 75 Ft.
Water Temp.: 70 Degrees
Information : Capt. Paul Regula had the Pat & Mike McKernan charter out to the Seabass wrecks south of Manasquan Inlet. Despite a nasty southwest wind and a 6 Ft. heave the charter managed to put together a decent catch of Seabass up to 3 Lbs. The ride home was a little more comfortable as the wind dropped out by noon.

Angler Name : Dan McGivney
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Megan Beth
Date Fished: 7/08/01
Location: 8 miles SE of Manasquan
Fishing Method: bottom Fishing
Specie: Black Sea Bass
Size: 2lb
Bait or Lure: squid ,clams
Water Depth: 75
Water Temp.: 64
Information : After figting a 25 knot SE wind we stopped on a wreck 14 miles out but it was too rough for us to anchor on it properly.We decided to head back inshore and we fished a couple of local spots to put together a decent catch of Sea Bass and Ling for the Chuck Hays Party . By 11:00 am the wind droped out and the ocean turned calm.

Angler Name : mike sahuto
E-Mail :
Boat Name: nancy lee
Date Fished: 7/8/01
Location: glory hole
Fishing Method: chumming
Specie: S-Fin Mako Shark
Size: 60lb
Bait or Lure: blue fish fillet
Water Depth: 190'
Water Temp.: 66
Information : With light winds, it was a sweet ride out. The southwest winds gave us a great drift, starting our drift at the western tip of the glory hole, 260'of clean, green water. We had 8-12lb bluefish swimming in and out of the slick all day, but not too much of a bother on the rigs. Had one brief hook up with something large around 11am- never seen the fish. Boated and released a 60lb Mako at 12:30 on a bluefish filet, 190' of water. First shark trip of the year, first shark for the boat. Great crew, very enjoyable day. Till next week...

Angler Name : MIKE LAWRENCE
E-Mail : LAWREMI@CHURCHDWIGHT.COM
Boat Name: SHOT'N BEER
Date Fished: 7/7-7/8
Location: SEA GIRT REEF
Fishing Method: DRIFTING
Specie: Fluke
Size: 18"-5LBS
Bait or Lure: FLUKE BACK
Water Depth: 52' -65'
Water Temp.: 71
Information : FISHED THE SAME SPOT AS LAST WEEK. DID WELL ON FISH TO 3LBS ON SAT MORN. WENT OUT SUN AFTERNOON. FAST DRIFT, 6OZ'S TO HOLD BOTTOM. THREE OTHER BOATS OUT THERE. CAUGHT OUR LIMIT AND STARTED CULLING. CAUGHT A TOTAL OF 26 TO 5LBS. found a little drop between lumps. COULD NOT KEEP TWO RODS IN AT ONCE. HOPE IT STAYS LIKE THAT FOR THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS. WAS BACK TO THE DOCK BY 5. SEE YOU OUT THERE.

Angler Name : Gordon Smith/Ari Haseotes
E-Mail : njcharter@aol.com
Boat Name: Canyon Runner
Date Fished: July 8
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 30-50
Bait or Lure: Spreader Bars
Water Depth: 600
Water Temp.: 70-72
Information : Captain Phil Dulanie and mates Brad Burgess and Mike Zajac have the Canyon Runner in full swing for the canyon season as they will being running the edge the next 40 of 46 days before taking a break for the Mid-Atlantic $500,000 tournament. Trolling Sunday was good considering it was a weekend as many boats produced decent catches trolling the Tip of the Hudson Canyon. The Gordon Smith/Ari Haseotes charter from Boston, Mass dealt with the rough conditions and caught 4 yellowfin (with 1 "released") and we went 0 for 1 on White Marlin. In addition skipjack were a constant nuisance as well as a few lost bluefish.

Angler Name : Capt. R
E-Mail : Chumslickdaddy@yahoo.com
Boat Name:
Date Fished: 7/8/01
Location: Oyster Creek channel
Fishing Method: Boat
Specie: Fluke
Size: Shorts
Bait or Lure: Squid/killie
Water Depth: 10'
Water Temp.: 72
Information : Fished in ten feet of water only to come up with about 15 fish most were weaks 2 short flukes despite the weather it was a good day

Angler Name : CHRIS
E-Mail :
Boat Name: CHICKEN OF THE SEA
Date Fished: 07/08/2001
Location: SOUTH OF SHARK RIVER INLET
Fishing Method: REALLY FAST DRIFTING
Specie: Fluke
Size: 21"
Bait or Lure: SPEARING
Water Depth: 55-65'
Water Temp.: 61
Information : DESPITE THE STRONG SOUTH WIND AND RAIN I HEADED OUT ANYWAY AND WENT SOUTH. STEADY 4 FOOTERS WITH AN OCCASSIONAL 6 - HAD TO USE 10-12 OUNCES AND A SEA ANCHOR WITH A 2MPH DRIFT. MYSELF AND MY 10 YEAR OLD NEPHEW PUT 13 SOLID KEEPERS IN THE BOX AND WERE BACK AT THE DOCK BY 1:30.

Tag N Brag Sportfishing

Angler Name : Ron Walker
E-Mail :
Boat Name: MegaBite
Date Fished: July 6-7, 2001
Location: Del Bay, Yellow Stakes, #19, 60ft
Fishing Method: Everything
Specie: Weakfish
Size: Puny
Bait or Lure: Everything
Water Depth: 10-20
Water Temp.:
Information : Miserable fishing continues in the Bay. How much longer can this continue? On Friday we managed a tremendous catch of 2 small weakies and a snapper. Saturday I took out customers and we slammed them for a 10" blue, loads of small sharks, 2 13" flounder, a clam shell and a sponge. This same group of customers caught 20 weakies, 10 blues, and 5 nice flounder last year around the same time. The charter and party boat guys must be suffering.

Angler Name : chris
E-Mail : balla6k@aol.com
Boat Name:
Date Fished: july 7
Location: mud hole
Fishing Method: troll
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size: 30-55 ponds
Bait or Lure: cedar plugs
Water Depth:
Water Temp.:
Information : got out arund 9 and first fish was on at 10 then kept trolling and got 2 more with 3 more hookups but lost fish had some nice dinner and a great time with friends

Angler Name : bart bakelaar, don eckloff
E-Mail : bakes28@aol.com
Boat Name: bakes
Date Fished: july 7
Location: hudson tip and east wall
Fishing Method: troll
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 35-40lbs
Bait or Lure: stalker outfitters jet bars
Water Depth: 550
Water Temp.: 71
Information : purple jet bars and 6 inch jets kept the action steady on a beautiful day

Angler Name : Ed , Kyle, Paul
E-Mail : e.l.smith@gte.net
Boat Name: Cat Tales
Date Fished: 7-7-01
Location: Huddon Canyon
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 50 - 70
Bait or Lure:
Water Depth:
Water Temp.:
Information : Fished the Hudson on 7-7. Arrived at 5:00 am to a fleet at the tip. No luck so started down the west wall. Found bait, whales, birds and porpose on E. elbow and landed 3 yellowfin and several skipjack, including my nephew Kyles first ever tuna on 20 lb. tackle. Great job Kyle and a great trip

Angler Name : Rich A.
E-Mail : randres1@swarthmore.edu
Boat Name: Sawdust
Date Fished: 7/7/01
Location: GE Reef
Fishing Method: white and red feathers
Specie: Fluke
Size: up to 21''
Bait or Lure: minnow/squid
Water Depth: 50
Water Temp.: 67
Information : Fished the reef for the second week in a row and again did better than most. Ended the day with 2 fluke, a large sea bass, and 2 bluefish.

Angler Name : TKeller
E-Mail : Moneypit46@aol.com
Boat Name: Hell Raiser
Date Fished: 7/7/01
Location: Spencer, 40 fathom fingers
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 30 lbs
Bait or Lure: Bally and plastics
Water Depth: 230-1000
Water Temp.: 71.9-73.4
Information : Ran out and made the spencer aroud 6 am, 3 miles short of the spencer we saw whales and got covered up by skippies, then headed to the tip and found cooler brown ugly water. Nothing, so we decided to go back to where we saw life and trolled to the fingers from there, had one yellow fin and several skippies. the water here looked green, but wasn't pretty. Yellowfin hit a ahi pussy "bright" behind an orange bird. My guess is we need some better water for the fish to arrive. Good luck

Angler Name : Mark Sullivan
E-Mail : mmtksull@earthlink.net
Boat Name: TOMKAT
Date Fished: 7/7/01
Location: Raritan Bay
Fishing Method: drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16 to 20"
Bait or Lure: squid & killy; fluke belly & killy
Water Depth: 30 to 34 ft
Water Temp.: 68 - 72
Information : Chuck Lyons and I took our sons out. Great day. Worked the south side of the Reach channel from bouys 8 to 14. Had 8 keepers to 20"+. 50% keepers. We seemed to be doing better than the many others nearby.

Angler Name : Andy
E-Mail : lojfisher@aol
Boat Name: Grateful Red
Date Fished: 7-7-01
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Troll
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: to 70 lbs
Bait or Lure: Daisy chins,ballyhoo,Spreaders,
Water Depth: 600ft
Water Temp.: 75
Information : Went out to the Canyon and caught 3 yellows to 70#,4 skipjacks, a 12lb mahi-mahi,and a Bluefish. Saw hundreds of porposes and about 10 whales. Water was much cleaner around the east elbow rather than were the fleet was at the tip. Like a pond out there and a good start for the season.

Angler Name : Al Gillen
E-Mail : algillen@yahoo.com
Boat Name:
Date Fished: 7/7/01
Location: Lindenkohl/Spencer
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size:
Bait or Lure: variety
Water Depth: 400'
Water Temp.: 73
Information : Arrived in the vicinity of the Lindenkohl around 6:30 a.m., had a triple header of small yellowfin around 8:00 right at the tip, then spent the rest of the day picking up a total of 5 chicken dolphin while working our way down to the Spencer. Water was not green like inshore, but wasn't especially blue, either. There was lots of plastic trash floating around. Many porpoises jumping around. Other boats on the radio were not reporting much.

Angler Name : National Fishing Association/Phil Kozak
E-Mail : NFA5441@aol.com
Boat Name: Pocket Rocket
Date Fished: 07/07/01
Location: HotDog
Fishing Method: Chunkinging
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size: 50 top 68 pounds
Bait or Lure: Butterfish
Water Depth: 145 ft
Water Temp.: 74.8 to 75.4
Information : Left Cape May at 4:30 Am headed to the Ham Bone Trolled east to the hot dog just blue fish. Report was that if you could get through the bluefish tuna were around. Set up to drift east of the 50 or so boats anchored on the dog. Drifted to the NE and around noon we boated our first BFT of 68 pounds about 30 mins later landed a 2nd of 50 pounds. Continued to drift ene and only large bluefish which wrecked our leaders and circle hooks. There were so many of them at one point they were under and around the boat taking the chunks before they would drift away from the boat. We know of 4 other BFT landed and they were from 100 to 225 pounds. I would say the BFT season has arrived. We will be out next sat getting ready for the NFA Blue Fin Tuna Challenge Tournament on July 27 and 28 out of Cape May Marina.

Angler Name : Paul, Kyle, Ed
E-Mail : e.l.smith@gte.net
Boat Name: Cat Tales
Date Fished: 7-7-01
Location: hUDSON CANYON
Fishing Method: trolling
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 60 - 70
Bait or Lure: lures
Water Depth: 450-800
Water Temp.: 71.5 - 72.7
Information : Left Shark River Inlet at midnight for a beautiful cruise to the Hudson. Arrived at first light to a small fleet fishing the rip at the tip. Did nothing so we headed out the west wall. Moved over to the E wall to check out some spouting wales and found 2- 70 lb class Yellowfin. Finished the day with 3 yellowfin and 2 skippies, while pulling the hook once and missing several other knockdowns. My nephew Kyle landed his first ever tuna in fine fashion on the smallest rod we had, 20 lb. class, what a fight. Water was fairly blue and 72.7 at the warmest. Great start to our offshore season.

Angler Name : spotted dog
E-Mail : jsbraga@aol.com
Boat Name: nu-meat
Date Fished: 7-7-01
Location: south vries
Fishing Method: trolling
Specie: Dolphin
Size: chicken
Bait or Lure: green feathers, bally
Water Depth: 600
Water Temp.: 75
Information : hours of trolling produced 2 chicken dolphins. Whales, sharks, Dolphin and Atlantic Sunfish all seen. Next week.

Angler Name : Capts. Bruce & Burt
E-Mail : cptmarlin1@aol.com
Boat Name: Mirage
Date Fished: 7/7/01
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 45 lbs.
Bait or Lure: Artificials & Ballyhoo
Water Depth: 300-500 ft.
Water Temp.: 70-72 D.
Information : Hudson pretty slow today --did manage a nice yellow fin. Had 3 other bites but wouldn't hook-up on the baits.Lot of boats were just picking and boating 1 or 2--nothing fantastic. Hopefully it will get better in the weeks to come!

Angler Name : Mike Copeman
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Renegade
Date Fished: 07/07/01
Location: Star
Fishing Method: Drifting
Specie: S-Fin Mako Shark
Size: 0
Bait or Lure:
Water Depth: 120
Water Temp.: 69.5
Information : The Renegade was back out to the Fingers/Star area with the Swanstrom party from Springfield trying to land another Mako as was done the previous week. After drifting for 6 hours are efforts never paid off. No sharks and not even a bluefish. We didn't even hear of a shark being boated anywhere. I guess the full moon did it again. The 50 mile ride home didn't help much either with 20-25 knot south winds.

Angler Name : Dan mcgivney
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Megan Beth
Date Fished: 7/07/01
Location: 15 miles NE of Manasquan
Fishing Method: chum
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 10lb
Bait or Lure: butterfish
Water Depth: 150
Water Temp.: 66
Information : It was non stop action aboard the Megan Beth for the Paul Stillitano party from Elizabeth NJ.We fished 15 Miles NE of manasquan Inlet in 150 feet of 66 degree water. Has soon as the chum got going fishing was non stop with at least two fish on all the time. Hope the action will contine and the bluefish settle in one place for the season.

Angler Name : Ken
E-Mail : kper@bellatlantic.net
Boat Name: N/A
Date Fished: 7/7/01
Location: Sandy Hook, Noth Beach area
Fishing Method: Cast & Retrieve
Specie: Fluke
Size: 17.5"
Bait or Lure: 4 3/4" Fin-S Alewife, 1/4 oz. jig head
Water Depth: 4 - 8 feet
Water Temp.: 68-72?
Information : Hit beach little before high tide. Cold water was filtering in. Fish began to turn off. Ended up with 5 shorts (2 @ 15.5") + a 17.5" keeper, 1 small bluefish, lots of sea robins, & 1 stargazer. Weather was great, fishing could have been better.

Angler Name : Gerard Marini
E-Mail : ryan306@aol.com
Boat Name: Ryan's Express
Date Fished: 07/07/01
Location: Glory Hole
Fishing Method: drifting
Specie: S-Fin Mako Shark
Size: 207 lbs
Bait or Lure: Mackrel
Water Depth: 190
Water Temp.: 69
Information : Left Great kills with my 25 parker at 3pm got to the hole at 6:30 with the crew of Frank (pops) Josephs and Tom (weedy)Josephs. For the first time out this year NOAA had an accurate weather forcast it was like a lake out there once the sun went down,had a very slow start not a fish and only one hit and a deny to abort the trip the 207 lbs Mako jumped on the short line and was airborne 3 feet from the boat,Weedy grabed the rod and the s--t hit the fan the fish jumped again and screemed the rod,after a 15 min fight and some verbal abuse from Weedy ,Ryans Express hooked and boated its first MAKO after six trips between last year and this year.(WOW we did'nt even need Johnny two case's 50 sw)Great trip try it again next Friday.

Angler Name : Greg Vongas
E-Mail : VONGAS@aol.com
Boat Name: Sea Hunter
Date Fished: 7/7/01
Location: Raritan Bay
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16"-18"
Bait or Lure: squid and spearing
Water Depth: 20
Water Temp.:
Information : Fished the afternoon trip of the Sea Hunter. It was a slow pick with mostly shorts. I wound up with 4 keepers all just over 16". I caught the keepers in the Reach channel.

Angler Name : Andy Sokol
E-Mail : Skolmann@aol.com
Boat Name: Teal
Date Fished: 7-7-01
Location: Sandy Hook/Raritan Bays
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: All shorts
Bait or Lure: Spearing
Water Depth: 10-35 Ft
Water Temp.:
Information : Knew this wasn't going to be my day,as it seemed that I got behind every idiot on the road on my way down.Our first drift was a long one with fast & furious action from Horseshoe Cove to the end of Officer's Row.Out of @ 75 fluke cuaght all but 5 were shorts.I tallied 4 shorts.We moved back into the bay off keansburg and although action was slower,there were more keepers caught,however none by me as I managed another short.Our last drift of the day was atop the flats bordering the Reach Channel again all I could muster up was another pair of shorts

Angler Name : Darrin and William Bradley
E-Mail : darrin_bradley@n2basketball.com
Boat Name: Equity One
Date Fished: July 7, 2001
Location: Deal and Elberon
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: Up to 3 1/2 lbs.
Bait or Lure: Squid, Sand Eel, Smelt, Spearing
Water Depth: 50 to 65
Water Temp.: 68
Information : Today the drift started off to be non existant. Fishing was extremely slow. Wound up with only 4 keepers for the day amongst many shorts and some Sea Bass. Wind started to switch around 11:30 to the SE. NOAA called for it to blow 10 to 15. Yea right. If you didnt catch much today chances are there won't be much activity for the next day or so.

Angler Name : Vinnie Elia
E-Mail : captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
Boat Name: Bounty Hunter
Date Fished: 07/07/2001
Location: Inshore Wrecks
Fishing Method: Bottom Fishing
Specie: Black Sea Bass
Size: Up to 3 1/2 Lbs.
Bait or Lure: Clams
Water Depth: 85 Ft.
Water Temp.: 70 Degrees
Information : Capt. Paul Regula returned to the Seabass wrecks south of Manasquan Inlet with Vinnie Elia and a group from APA Transport in North Bergen, NJ. Fishing 4 wrecks in 85 Ft. of water the Seabass bit non stop. By days end the charter had boated a limit catch of 150 Seabass plus 15 Ling and 4 Blackfish, the largest Tog weighing in at 8 Lbs.

Angler Name : Cos
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Barbra Ann
Date Fished: 07/07/01
Location: Elephant Trunk/Baltimore
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Little Tunny
Size: 5 to 9 pounds
Bait or Lure: feathers and cedar plugs
Water Depth:
Water Temp.: 73 to 76
Information : Went looking for big tuna but we found their little brothers. Water color at the trunk and the Baltimore could have been better but I bet our recent weather pussed out the blue water. Sea was glassy and flat until the ride home when the wind kicked up.

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Angler Name : S Adams
E-Mail : sgarealestate@yahoo.com
Boat Name: Reel Justice II
Date Fished: 7/6/01
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Troll ballyhoo
Specie: Wahoo
Size: 70+lbs
Bait or Lure: ballyhoo
Water Depth: 325-400
Water Temp.: ?
Information : Fished the husdon friday in some pretty confused seas. Wind, current and swell all coming from different direction made for a washing machine kind of day. Hooked our first yellowfin at 9:30 which was fought and boated by Gretchen Von der Linden on her first canyon trip. He ended up being a 70+lber. We proceeded to have a red hot bite all in the same spot on the north side of the tip in 325-400' of water basically getting a hit every time we headed down sea. The surprise catch was a 70", 70+lb wahoo. Our total for the day was 3 yellowfin over 70lb, one football around 20lb and the big wahoo. We decided to leave early only to get air in one of the fuel lines and came in on one engine. All in a day of canyon fishing!

Angler Name : MIKE ROMANO
E-Mail :
Boat Name: NO NAME
Date Fished: 7/6/01
Location: HUDSON RIVER
Fishing Method: DRIFTING
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16"TO 24"
Bait or Lure: SPEARING & SQUID
Water Depth: 12 TO 18 FEET
Water Temp.: 72
Information : ALL THE FISH YOU WANT TO CATCH EXCEPT YOU HAVE TO WEED THROUGH THE SHORTS AND NY WATERS THE SIZE LIMIT IS 17 INCHES BESIDES FLUKE WE CAUGHT SEA ROBINS,SAND SHARKS,SEA BASS AND EVEN A FISH SOMEONE TOLD ME IT WAS A STAR GAZER.* ALSO A COUPLE OF BLUE FISH.

Angler Name : Mike Lewis
E-Mail : captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
Boat Name: Bounty Hunter
Date Fished: 07/06/2001
Location: Inshore Wrecks
Fishing Method: Bottom Fishing
Specie: Black Sea Bass
Size: Up to 3 Lbs.
Bait or Lure: Clams
Water Depth: 75 Ft.
Water Temp.: 70 Degrees
Information : Capt. Paul Regula switched back to Seabass fishing for the Mike Lewis charter. Mike had his two boys Ryan & Mike Jr. along for the day and wrecks south of Manasquan Inlet gave up some nice Seabass. The run appears to be slowing down cosiderably, however there are still enough Seabass around to make an effort worthwhile.

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Angler Name : Ed
E-Mail : Prtyserv@aol.com
Boat Name: Just Right
Date Fished: 7/5/01
Location: Ammo Pier
Fishing Method: Drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: to 25"
Bait or Lure: Skinned Fluke Belly & Killy
Water Depth: 15
Water Temp.:
Information : Bob & I caught over 50 fluke more than half were 15" or better with seven keepers. One fish weighed in at 6lbs. 2oz. The weather was beautiful, the ocean pleasant and the action was almost non stop. Had a great day. Good Luck this weekend.

Quick Draw 
Sportfishing

Angler Name : Paul Ziajski
E-Mail : pziajski@aol.com
Boat Name: Reelized Gain
Date Fished: 7/4/01
Location: Monster Ledge, 17 Fathoms
Fishing Method: Chum
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 7-13 lb
Bait or Lure: mackerel
Water Depth:
Water Temp.: 67
Information : Got out to Monster Ledge by 8:00 am hoping to hook up with some sharks. We got the lines in the water and hooked up with two large bluefish right away. Minutes after that we had another fish on and the dark clouds moving towards us began to concern me. It began thundering so I decided to move back inshore. We went to 17 Fathoms and anchored in 105' of water. We began catching blues almost right away. We probably had 12 fish per person and lost at least as many due to cut lines. All fish were at least 7 lbs. with the two biggest fish being around 12-13 lbs.

Angler Name : mike copeman
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Renegade
Date Fished: 07/04/01
Location: oil wreck, monster ledge, little italy
Fishing Method: troll
Specie: Bluefish
Size: upto 10lbs
Bait or Lure: Streamers and Rapala's
Water Depth: 100 - 250
Water Temp.: 68
Information : Started to troll the Oil Wreck and picked up 4 blues and lost the same number. Stopped at both Monster Ledge and Little Italy and didn't do much better despite calm seas and weather. No sign of bait anywhere. Anyway, we caught enough bait for one more shark trip before concentrating on tuna.

Angler Name : Kevin Ardente
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Tail Chaser
Date Fished: 7/4/01
Location: Sandy Hook Reef
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Black Sea Bass
Size: 1-4lbs.
Bait or Lure:
Water Depth: 50-60ft.
Water Temp.:
Information : Ran out to the reef and started to drift. Picked a few seabass and then anchored on a nice piece. Caught a doz. seabass up to 4lbs. and a couple short fluke. Ran back to the hook and fished in the bay picked up two keeper fluke and some shorts. All in All a Good Day nice weather and no boat traffic.

Angler Name : Andy Sokol
E-Mail : Skolmann@aol.com
Boat Name: Prowler V
Date Fished: 7-4-01
Location: Sandy Hook Bay
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 8-16.25 Inchs
Bait or Lure: Spearing,Spro Bucktail
Water Depth: 20-30 Ft
Water Temp.:
Information : Made the first few drifts off the ammo pier.Decent action,although more shorts than keepers. Little or no drift through out the day made for tough fishing. I took my one and only keeper on the first drift,but added 6 shorts during the day.Pool winner of 6.4 pounds was also taken on the first drift on a bucktail.That was the way to go today 9 as evident by the guy fishing next to me who not only took the pool but caught another 3 fluke over 3 pounds ) and by the second drift,I mainly fished.Might take me another trip or two to become more proficient as I was only able to catch a small bluefish and 2 sea robins this way -while hooking and losing another 8 fish.

Angler Name : Capt. Bernie Roth
E-Mail : mbroth@bellatlantic.net
Boat Name: Tenacious
Date Fished: July 3,4
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Troll and Chunk
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 30 to 45 lbs
Bait or Lure: butterfish and lures
Water Depth: 300 ft
Water Temp.: 70 to 72 degrees
Information : Tenacious made the first overnight canyon trip of the season with the Joel Frey party. Trolling the tip produced two yellowfins of 30 and 35 lbs and pulling the hook on a third. Chunking produced one 45 lb yellowfin and then boredom set in till 1am when two rods went off with larger tuna that could not be stopped. They wrapped around the anchor line and eventually broke both lines. As the lines were being pulled up at daybreak to start trolling a white marlin was hooked and put on a jumping show for the party. It pulled the hook at boatside before it could be photographed. The morning troll produced three mahi-mahi, two of which exceeded 15 lbs. NOAA was way off the mark with a calm night and calmer morning.

Angler Name : Nick C
E-Mail : Cuch3@aol.com
Boat Name:
Date Fished: 7/4/01
Location: Harvey Cedars and local wrecks
Fishing Method: Bottom
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16"-17"
Bait or Lure: Squid
Water Depth: 40-75'
Water Temp.: 71
Information : Fished Harvey Cedars in the AM. Caught 10 Keepers between the three of us. Moved to one of the local wrecks, to our surprise caught Seabass up to 3.5 pounds! The Seabass were so thick that as soon as the bait hit bottom you would feel them hitting. Good day aside from the early and late passing storms.

Angler Name : CHRIS
E-Mail :
Boat Name: CHICKEN OF THE SEA
Date Fished: 07/04/01
Location: SOUTH OF SHARK RIVER
Fishing Method: DRIFTING
Specie: Fluke
Size: 20"
Bait or Lure: SPEARING
Water Depth: 55-65'
Water Temp.: 68
Information : HEADED SOUTH OF SHARK RIVER AND QUICKLY GOT INTO THE FLUKE. 2 OF US WERE LIMITED OUT BY 1130 AND THEN PROCEEDED TO CATCH 50 OR SO SMALL BLUES ON SURFACE POPPERS. GREAT DAY, FLAT OCEAN & NO AMATUERS.

Angler Name : Jude Ravo
E-Mail : bonedog1313@aol.com
Boat Name: Gino 5
Date Fished: 7/4/01
Location: Barneget Ridge North, Middle, South
Fishing Method: Chum, Drift and troll
Specie: S-Fin Mako Shark
Size: SKUNKED
Bait or Lure: mackrel fillet, chum, green/yellow zurker feathers
Water Depth: 60-100'
Water Temp.: 71-74
Information : Tried my first time for shark, that didn't work. Then decided to go for some blues, that didn't work. Then tried to pick up some school tuna, thats right... didn't work. Saw some weird things on the water that day, fleet of six navy ships headed south, a log or tree stuck in the bottom 5 mi south of manasquan ridge and finally schools of bait fish being balled about 4 mi southeast of manasquan ridge. Just wasn't my day I guess seas were wonderful though. Tight Lines everyone.

Angler Name : National Fishing Association/Phil Kozak
E-Mail : NFA5441@aol.com
Boat Name: Pocket Rocket
Date Fished: 6/30-7/1-7/4
Location: Delaware Bay
Fishing Method: Drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: 17 to 23 inches
Bait or Lure: Killies and fluke belly
Water Depth: 40 to 75 ft
Water Temp.: 71
Information : I have been busy so my weekend report is late. Fished Sat and Sun at the old grounds and didn't do to much. One large Seabass on a whole mullet. Bergals ate me out of house and home. I was using spearing which was the wrong bait. Wed I took my wife and we went to the 60 ft slough area. Fished with a north to south drift in 40 to 48 ft of water with squid and killies which were the prefered bait. Lost quite a few due to the thickness of the squid. Switched to fluke belly from the first fish my wife caught and then took a 23 inch 41/2 pound female. My wifes biggest fluke ever. Kept 4 keepers and released a spike weakfish. Only fished a few hours. This weekend we will be fishing for Bluefin. I will report on Sunday night what we did. For those of you who are tuna fishermen don't forget the Bluefin Tuna tournamentout of Cape May Marina July 27 and 28. Capt meeting thursday at 7:30 Pm Benefit the R F A Legal Defense Fund.

Angler Name : Abe Coban
E-Mail : captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
Boat Name: Bounty Hunter
Date Fished: 07/04/2001
Location: 22 Mi. Offshore
Fishing Method: Chumming
Specie: Bluefish
Size: Up To 10 Lbs.
Bait or Lure: Butterfish
Water Depth: 105 Ft.
Water Temp.: 70 Degrees
Information : Capt. Paul Regula ran the Bounty Hunter back to the Bluefish grounds with the Abe Coban charter. To our surprise the Bluefish were gone. Plenty of bait in the area but only a handfull of Blues. After 3 hours of looking & fishing we had 1 Blue. We decided to switch to wreck fishing and the Seabass saved the day. After 3 stops we had a good catch of Seabass up to 4 Lbs.

Angler Name : Kremer party
E-Mail : Burtmirage@aol.com
Boat Name: Mirage
Date Fished: 7/4/01
Location: Spring Lake
Fishing Method: drift
Specie: Fluke
Size:
Bait or Lure: Squid, killies, sand eels, and spearing
Water Depth: 40' to 26'
Water Temp.: 68
Information : Captain Burt Greene took Wall Stadium racers Charlie Kremer Jr. and Charlie Kremer III and their families on a fluke trip July 4th. They fished off the Spring Lake Hotel catching 15 keepers and about 45 throwbacks. Lots of skates and monster Sea Robins and 6 tailor size Bluefish. Mirage still has an opening for the Mid Atlantic $500,000 tournament in August. Captain Burt Greene

Canyon Runner Sport Fishing

Angler Name : Nick C
E-Mail : Cuch3@aol.com
Boat Name:
Date Fished: 7/3/01
Location: Barnegat Ridge to Olleys
Fishing Method: Troll
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 6-12lbs
Bait or Lure: Plugs and feathers
Water Depth: 65-100ft
Water Temp.: 71
Information : All the Blues you want between the Ridge and Olleys. Trolled up 30 in about two hours. Tried Fluking the North Ridge at the end of the day but the current was too strong. Moved in along IBSP and caught 12 in about 2 hours- only one was a keeper.

Angler Name : Chris Vogelsong
E-Mail : captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
Boat Name: Bounty Hunter
Date Fished: 07/03/2001
Location: 22 Mi. Offshore
Fishing Method: Chumming
Specie: Bluefish
Size: Up to 11 Lbs.
Bait or Lure: Butterfish
Water Depth: 105 Ft.
Water Temp.: 68 Degrees
Information : Captain Paul Regula ran his Bounty Hunter back offshore to the Bluefish grounds with the Chris Vogelsong charter. Along with Chris were brothers Ed, Tom & Bill. It did not take long for the Blues to turn on and by the end of the day we put 6 Bluefish in the box to take home and released another 80.

Angler Name : CATHY PULASKIE
E-Mail : CAP.RICH BELLATL.COMM
Boat Name: FINLETT
Date Fished: 7 03 01
Location: EAST OF 30 LINE
Fishing Method: TROLL
Specie: Bluefin Tuna
Size: 60 TO 70 POUND
Bait or Lure: SPREADER BARS
Water Depth: 240
Water Temp.: 72.3
Information : TROLLED PAST THE 30 LINE AND PICKED UP SOME SMALL BONITA GOT TIRED OF THEM HITTING THE LINES.WENT OUT TO ALMOST THE 40 FATHOM FINGERS AND FOUND CLEAR BLUE WATER HIT A FEW MORE BONITA AND THEN BOTH OUTRIGGERS WENT OFF AT THE SAME TIME. THERE WAS ONLY ME AND MY HUSBAND ON THE BOAT SO WE LET ONE FISH HANG,AND FOUGHT THE OTHER AFTER ABOUT 10 MINS ONE WAS BOATED THEN WE GOT THE NEXT ONE IN.BOTH FISH WERE IN THE 60 TO 70 POUND CLASS.ONLY ONE OTHER BOAT CAUGHT A BLUEFIN THAT DAY.BY THE WAY MY LITTLE 22FT HYDRA SPORT CAN RAISE SOME FISH! Angler Name : Tom "BraggnSize" Rabi
E-Mail : tom@fishbuzz.com
Boat Name: BraggNsize
Date Fished: 07-03-01
Location: Manasquan Inlet- North
Fishing Method: drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: 17 1/2 "
Bait or Lure: various
Water Depth: 37'
Water Temp.: 67
Information : Broke Squan Inlet about 8 am and headed North to the Red Church area. Beautiful day. Nice flat sea. From the first minute of the first drift we enjoyed constant action on fluke, blues and of course some robins.Magic depth was 37- 45 feet. Had a south drift of a half mile per hour and the hot rig was a floating jighead on a fishfinder and bucktailing a 1 oz. White with silverthead hair added. Wind picked up. THEN the WIND picked up.THEN THE WIND PICKED UP. What a ride home!!!! 25MPH south wind in the MUSH. I ll be tightening the rattled screws today..Fish EM UP.

Angler Name : Dave
E-Mail : Judiedavid@AOL.com
Boat Name:
Date Fished: July 3rd
Location: Sandy Hook
Fishing Method: Surfcasting
Specie: Bluefish
Size:
Bait or Lure: Spoons
Water Depth:
Water Temp.:
Information : I fished the north point of Sandy Hook on Juoly 3rd and did not get one hit. We fished between 1 and 4 during a slack and incoming tide. We did not get any hits but the reports we got from people leaving were limits of Bluefish during the A.M. I hope that others will please SHARE SURFCASTING INFO.

Angler Name : pell
E-Mail : albatross0099@aol
Boat Name: albatross
Date Fished: 7/3/01
Location: monster ledge
Fishing Method: drift
Specie: S-Fin Mako Shark
Size: 0
Bait or Lure: blue fish
Water Depth: 240 - 120
Water Temp.: 66.4
Information : left sandyhook 5 30 am in my 17 ft mako cc flat calm out got to the spot in 1 hr. put chum in water blues in 10 min never left us water was clean but green. wind kicked up out of the south made it for a crazy ride in like a surf board at 18 - 20 kts.cant wait to go again .

Angler Name : Steve Barry
E-Mail : njcharter@aol.com
Boat Name: Canyon Runner
Date Fished: July 3
Location: Hudson Canyon
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Yellowfin Tuna
Size: 60 pounds
Bait or Lure: Bars & Baits
Water Depth: 600
Water Temp.: 72
Information : Captain Phil Dulanie put together the another good catch at the Hudson Canyon on the Canyon Runner with the Steve Barry charter form Barry Trucking in Middletown, NJ on Tuesday. Arriving at the edge at first light the tuna bit on-and-off throughout the day. While there does not appear to be a big enough body of tuna to support a fleet, trolling by ourselves we put 9 Yellowfin in the boat up to 60 pounds. In addition, we dropped another 6 Yellowfin before we could set the gaff. The lures of choice again were mini mamba spreader bars and ballyhoo.

Just One More Sportfishing

Angler Name : John Light
E-Mail : captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
Boat Name: Bounty Hunter
Date Fished: 07/02/2001
Location: 25 Miles Offshore
Fishing Method: Chumming
Specie: Bluefish
Size: Up to 10 Lbs.
Bait or Lure: Butterfish
Water Depth: 90 Ft.
Water Temp.: 67 Degrees
Information : Despite the 25 knot northwest wind and the 6 to 8 ft. seas the John Light charter enjoyed a great day of Bluefishing. The ride to the Bluefish grounds 25 miles offshore was a bit bumpy but once there the Blues bit like mad dogs. Capt. Paul anchored the Bounty Hunter on a big read and the bite was non stop. By 11 AM we had our limit catch of 90 Bluefish in the box and were on our way home.

Angler Name : aj
E-Mail : amorris2@home.com
Boat Name: nemo
Date Fished: 7/2/01
Location: Barneget Bay islands, channels and inlet
Fishing Method: drift
Specie: Fluke
Size:
Bait or Lure: squid killie
Water Depth: 10
Water Temp.: 66-71
Information : no fluke, alot of junk fish and 3 nice flounder beleive it or not. It's to bad they were not in season nice fish upto 16". We left just as the wind started calming down. blue fishall over the inlet on incoming tied.

Angler Name : joe zuccarello
E-Mail : joezook54@aol.com
Boat Name: CAP'N CAL 2
Date Fished: MON,7/2
Location: long branch+vicinity
Fishing Method: drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: 5 fish to 9.3 lbs
Bait or Lure: bucktail/spinner/twister
Water Depth: 35
Water Temp.: 66
Information : great day-great boat

NorthStar Sportfishing

Angler Name : Rich A.
E-Mail : randres1@swarthmore.edu
Boat Name: Sawdust
Date Fished: 7/1/01
Location: GE Reef
Fishing Method:
Specie: Fluke
Size: 16
Bait or Lure: red&white feather bottom rig
Water Depth: 60
Water Temp.: 78
Information : Was a nice day on the water, but not a great day for fishing. Strong winds in deep water made for a difficult time staying on bottom. Many many short flounder around, but not many keepers or seabass. Ended up with 3 at the reef; decided to go north to the Table Top. Saw a very large shark for being so close to shore on the way; radio reports said large sand tigers were being spotted in the area. Nothing at the Table and lines were coasting in mid water with 10 oz sinkers due to the stiff wind. Then had something almost spool my rod before the line broke, perhaps one of the large sand tigers. Hopefully the warm water will get the tuna in soon.

Angler Name : Jackson Bennett
E-Mail : frodoliveson@aol.com
Boat Name: Let em Eat Fish
Date Fished: 07/01/01
Location: Barnegat Ridge
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 10 - 15 lbs
Bait or Lure: rebels, feathers, etc
Water Depth: 60 - 80 ft
Water Temp.:
Information : TONS of bluefish everywhere you went between Barnegat Ridge and Olley's Lump. They hit on everything and anything. No bait fish or birds observed, but loads of hungry blues - caught over 50!!! Banner day!

Angler Name : Jim Warren
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Whoopbass
Date Fished: 7-1-01
Location: Shrewsbury Rocks
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 4-8lbs. 21lbs
Bait or Lure: Shad rigs/ stretch 25's
Water Depth: 20-30
Water Temp.: 74
Information : Went out to some inshore wrecks not much holding on them,so we cruised down to the rocks for some trolling. Landed several blues 4-8lbs.with a monster blue at 40 inches and weighing 21 lbs.

Angler Name : Jude Ravo
E-Mail : bonedog1313@aol.com
Boat Name: Gino 5
Date Fished: 7/1/01
Location: Mudhole to the Lillian
Fishing Method: Trolling
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 15 to 10 lbs
Bait or Lure: Tuna Clone Feathers
Water Depth: 160-250ft
Water Temp.: 70-74.5
Information : Trolled for tuna wound up hitting blues?!? Trolled tuna clone feather daisy chains and had a great day. Tight lines every one.

Angler Name : Mike Lawrence
E-Mail : lawremi@churchdwight.com
Boat Name: shot 'n beer
Date Fished: 6/30-7/1
Location: sea girt reef
Fishing Method: drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: 3lbs-6lbs
Bait or Lure: fluke back
Water Depth: 52-70
Water Temp.: 76
Information : Went out to the same lump as last week on sat. good day with 13 on board up to 5lbs. Went out sun., brought some friends with thier kids. 4 FISH, 31/2 TO 6 LBS. All were caught on the north lump' ABOUT 51/2 north east of manasquan. Got out of there quick, about 2 oclock. Was in the last big blow two weeks ago. don't need another one of those rides. See you guys out there

Angler Name : dave b
E-Mail : mbent98912@aol.com
Boat Name: re-bait
Date Fished: 7/01
Location: 750 Square
Fishing Method: troll
Specie: Bluefish
Size: 4-10
Bait or Lure: small stuff
Water Depth: 110
Water Temp.: 77
Information : Can you say bluefish? From 750 squared to all points south, nutin' but BLUEFISH. I heard reports from Lumpky's to 19 fathom lump... JUST BLUEFISH. The water looked pretty green, but that didn't stop the BLUEFISH.The funny part is we're in a contest in 2 weeks,'probably won't be able to buy a ......BLUEFISH!!

Angler Name : Dan McGivney
E-Mail :
Boat Name: Megan Beth
Date Fished: 7/01/01
Location: 9 miles east of manasquan
Fishing Method: drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: 2lbs
Bait or Lure: Squid ,spearing
Water Depth: 50
Water Temp.: 72
Information : Captain Dan had the Al Schrader party aboard the Megan Beth for a day of fluke fishing. After putting a dozen keepers in the box and releasing a couple dozen shorts and loads of skates we swithed over to a local wreck to put a dozen Sea Bass in the Box before heading for home as the wind picked up to about 20 knots out of the SW before the thunderstorms came through.

Angler Name : Stan Gawel
E-Mail : stangawel@att.net
Boat Name: All in the Family II
Date Fished: July 1, 2001
Location: Ocean off Sea Girt & Spring Lake
Fishing Method: Drifting
Specie: Fluke
Size: 9 keepers up to 3 pounds
Bait or Lure: Spearing, squid
Water Depth: 25 feet to 42 feet
Water Temp.: Around 70
Information : Had some of the family on board, son Bob from San Diego, daughter athleen from New York City and granson Brian from Tinton Falls. Drifted from 8:30 to 12 Noon and kept catching fish, about 15 throwbacks, numerous sea robins a couple of sand sharks and about 15 to 20 sea robins. A very busy morning. Strong west wind reulted in best drifts in 25 to 35 feet of water. Numerous fish further off the beach but the drift was too fast. Best results closer in shore.

Angler Name : John Kiernan
E-Mail : captpaul@bountyhuntercharters.com
Boat Name: Bounty Hunter
Date Fished: 07/01/2001
Location: 25 Mi. Offshore
Fishing Method: Chumming
Specie: Bluefish
Size: Up to 12 Lbs.
Bait or Lure: Butterfish
Water Depth: 90 Ft.
Water Temp.: 70 Degrees
Information : It was another outstanding day of Bluefishing. Today the John Kiernan charter was on board the Bounty Hunter with Capt. Paul Regula. After running the 25 miles to the offshore Bluefish grounds the charter was rewarded with a non stop bite that lasted until we had caught and released 150+ Bluefish. With the charter arm weary we decided to call it a day at noon.

Angler Name : Andy Sokol
E-Mail : Skolmann@aol.com
Boat Name: Capt John
Date Fished: 7-1-01
Location: Western Raritan Bay
Fishing Method: Drift
Specie: Fluke
Size: to 18.5 Inchs
Bait or Lure: Spearing coupled with a 4 inch white split tail trailer
Water Depth: 8-15 Ft
Water Temp.:
Information : Had good action from the the first drift on the Keansburg Flats-High keeper to short ratio.This action continued when we moved to the Keyport Flats.Action slowed a little on the flats off Cliffwood Beach,although although this is where the eventual pool winner ( close to 5 pounds ) came from.I ended the day with 4 keepers ( 16.1,17,18 and 18.5 inchs ) out of 8.Thought I was about to add a new "doormat" towards the end of the day-but this turned out to be a big skate.Tried a bubblegum Fin-S for a dozen or so cast but no action.Appeared that almost everyone aboard had 2-4 keepers.

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