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10 LB blues and keeper bass ?? Dec. 11, really. You have to take a double check of the calendar to make sure we're in Dec. Air and water temps say no but this is a rare fall for this area and we should be taking full advantage of the fish and fishing conditions in our area. Cut bunker and clams, Small swimmers, poppers and thin metals fished with teasers and your goo to go... John Yac.

The pick goes on! A few keeper bass found their way to local scales yesterday with most of the fish falling to well presented natural baits. Cut bunker and clams should be your 1 - 2 punch. SP minnow style swimmers and small surface poppers are still getting the attention of feeding fish. Our shop is loaded with Holiday Specials. So why not stop in and take a look... John Yac

Bite slowing dawn, but there is still fish around for those willing to search them out. Schools of slot and keeper size bass are moving in and out of the surf line mixed in are a few blues. Once again it's a matter of being in the right place at the right time. Still small to medium swimmers and poppers are doing the trick in the plugging department. Cut bunker and clams should be your baits of choice... John Yac HOLIDAY SPECIALS >>> Remember all ST Croix and Tsunami rods in stock 15% OFF. Store gift cards will have 25% added to your purchase amount! We have a few Penn Reel blow outs still available.

The epic fall run of bass and blues continues. Mid size bass and blues are still chasing bait right up on the sand well within the reach of surf bound fisherman. Small surface swimmers and poppers are leading there artificial selection. Cut bunker and clams fall just behind that. The boat guys are trolling up much larger bass and blues on Tony Maja bunker spoons out by the 3 mile line. This bite still has a lot of steam left so keep on trucking!... John Yac

I told you don't put your rods away! Yesterday was another banner day for surf bound fisherman. Teen size bass had schools of bait pinned to the sand and I mean pinned within a couple of feet of being high and dry! This bite lasted quite a while and as far as

lures go just about anything you wanted to throw was working. Peanut bunker and small herring  were the baits being attacked. With the amount of bait in our area and the favorable water temperatures this bass bite has a way to go before its over... John Yac