Archive for October 2016

Some keeper bass mid day on bait! For those fisherman who just can’t get up early and are off the beach before dark this is music to your ears. No blitz by any means but some nice fat fish around never the less. Add to that small blues just to keep you paying attention. Bait…

It’s time to start soaking some clams now! There have been a few bass caught on clams the past few days both during the day and after dark. Some nice size bass were taken over the weekend up in Raritan Bay, so things are starting to happen. Small blues are still around so cut bunker…

Might be a good idea to bring rain gear today! Showers forecasted later in the day may make things a little on the wet side. Never the less, small blues continue to run the surf line. You know the drill cut bunker and mullet will attract these always hungry blues. Small poppers, small metals and small swimmers…

We still have small blues in the surf falling prey to cut mullet and bunker. We got in a delivery of fresh clams yesterday for those who like to soak a few this time of the year. We have fall tackle specials in the shop right now with 15% off St Croix, Tsunami, Star and the new D-Blue…

So far so good weather wise for now through the weekend. This is the latest forecast for our area as of now. Small blues in increasing numbers are dominating the surf bite. Mullet remains the number one bait followed by cut bunker and for those who don’t like getting their hands dirty, poppers and metals…

The surf is back to normal, mullet is still running the beaches with small blues in pursuit. Still a little early for the big bass to arrive but shorts to keepers will show when you least expect them especially on the night tides. Poppers, swimmers and metals are all good choices, while mullet fished cut and…

Rough surf continues today with the wind starting to lay down a bit. Sunday looks like the better of the two day weekend with light ENE 10 to 15 MPH winds forecasted. With plenty of bait around both mullet and large bunker the fish can’t be far behind. A good plan of attack in these conditions is to…