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Take a few minutes out of your busy holiday plans today to think about those brave men and women who gave their lives so you can enjoy your family and friend this holiday weekend! God bless those who paid the ultimate price so we may have the freedoms we enjoy in this great country of…

Rain or shine, boat or surf when the fish are here the bite is on. Yesterday’s beautiful sunshine brought a 39 lb. 48″ bass to our scale. This beauty was trolled up on a bunker spoon by Steve Juliano and Dan Leston trolling out front. This morning in the poring rain, the Ortley surf produced…

The dock out back has been hot! Blue fish, blue fish, blue fish! is the cry coming off the dock. All last night and so far today, cocktail and larger size blues are taken cut bunker fished right on the bottom. IBSP has already giving up some nice flatties from the surf, definitely a good sign!… John Yac

A little quit yesterday in the surf compared to the past several days. The good news is! –  Fluke season opens today and will run through September 22. The bag limit remains 3 fish at 18″ with IBSP continuing their special fluke program, 2 fish at 16″ from the beach or jetty only!! The bay bite…

Nice weather and decent fishing, what more can we ask for? Not that everyone who ventures out in pursuit of fish is going home with catch in hand, but a good percentage are. Bait is still out fishing artificial lures, but both are producing never the less. The boat guys trolling bunker spoons are starting to catch.…

The spring bite continues! Bass and blues continue to take bait and lures alike along our beaches out front. The bay from behind IBSP north to the Mathis / Tunney Bridge has been producing bass and blues also on bait and lures… John Yac

Fishing out front and back in the bay is on the upward tick for sure. The bay out back of us has produced some nice slammer blues in the double digit weight class. These fish are being taken both from the dock and from boats just off the dock out by the channel area. The dock action is all on bait so far while…

Those who were willing to brave the elements yesterday were rewarded with some nice fish. Bait fishermen needed 10 oz. plus sinkers to keep their baits out in front of them yesterday while the plug guys were throwing anything that would pierce into the wind. Some nice blues showed up off the end of our…

Bait, bait and more bait!! Was the cry yesterday out front on our beaches. Fresh cut bunker and clams was definitely the way to go to get into some nice keeper bass yesterday. The bay remains a hit and miss on small bass and blues and still no crabs to speak of… John Yac

Good day yesterday! Just about everyone who ventured out yesterday had a bend in their rod, both bait and plug casters alike. Bass and blues were taking SP minnows, poppers and buck tails on the artificial front and cut bunker and clams in the bait department. Hopefully today will be a repeat performance of yesterday’s action…