The Latest and Most Relevant Fishing Updates You Should Know

Well what a let down from the previous three days in the surf. The boat guys had to move off to hook some fish but in that bite there were some slammer blues and that's always good to hear. As far as the surf goes, it's back to a slow pick for now but that could change in a heart beat as it usually does this time of year. Remember guys we have live eels and green crabs... John Yac

The bass run is on! The past two day both boat and surf guys have been enjoying bends in their rods. Bass up to 30 plus lbs. have been making there way to local sales. The boats are using the snag and drop method along with trolling to score on these big girls. The surf fish have been on mostly poppers in all sizes and you know the old adage, big bait big fish. Cut baits and clams along with live eels are working on the night tides but are also worth trying during the day... John Yac

Don't let a little cold weather keep you at home! With plenty of bait out front, keeper bass and now you can add a few slammer blues to the mix, home shouldn't be an option. Poppers and swimmers with teasers at first light and at dusk with cut baits and clams by day. Remember we have LIVE EELS and LIVE GREEN crabs to add to your bait choices... John Yac

Some large bunkers in close, but not many fish on them! The bait supply in the surf remains plentiful. The number of keeper bass on them is increasing daily just not as quick as we would like to see, but it will happen real soon! Cut baits and clams always work on these fish especially at night, but poppers by day and swimmers both day and night are also scoring on these fish. The back bay by IBSP has been seeing some large blues taking popping plugs giving anglers a run for their money... John Yac

One extra layer today! Other than that business as usual. Numbers of keeper bass on the rise especially on the night tides. Daylight hours will bring small bluefish into the mix. Tons of small rain fish along our beaches with large bunker schools off shore. Air temperatures will increase as the week progresses... John Yac