The Latest and Most Relevant Fishing Updates You Should Know

Nice weekend ahead, with some good weather and winds in the forecast, maybe some fish??? This fall run is sure testing everyone's patience and mother nature isn't helping much either, but patience and perseverance will pay off, you'll see. Nice fresh clams, live eels and sand worms will be ready to go for some possible weekend action... John Yac

Be patient, they are coming! I know you get tired of hearing,"any day now" but the truth be told they will come, it's just a matter of when and where. So don't let your guard down and keep trying. We have our reel service special and 20% off selected rods in stock sale still in progress. So why not take advantage and save a few bucks while you wait for the big boys to arrive... John Yac

Rain is one thing but lightning is a No No! Rain gear will keep you dry for the most part but nothing protects you from mother nature but common sense. Keep your rods in the buggy and stay off the beaches till all sigs of lightning is gone. There has been cases where anglers sitting in their buggy's waiting for the storm to pass have been struck by lightning, so why take the chance? No fish no matter how big is worth your life or the life of a loved one or friend! Strong NE winds turning NW tomorrow will have the surf churned up so big sticks, heavy sinkers and clams will be your best bet. Heavy metals and bottle plugs are a great alternative if you don't want to bait fish.... John Yac

Not much new on the fishing front to report. Still some small blues here and there but no run of bass to speak of, but that could change any day. It's a matter of staying vigilant so you will be there when the run starts. The few short to keeper size bass that are being taken are at first light and at dusk. Clams seem to be the number producer but a few have been taken on small swimmers. We have Penn Spinfisher V Live Liners back in stock. Remember we have live eels and sand worms for a change of pace!... John Yac

Nice stretch of weather forecasted for the next two days. Ocean temps are down a bit and we still have bait in close, small blues are still around with reports of short to keeper size bass increasing daily. A couple of nice bass were taken yesterday trolling MAJA bunker spoons off the IBSP bathing beaches. Mullet and clams, poppers, swimmers and metals are the tools of the trade. Looking for Tony MAJA spoons, rods, outriggers, lines etc.? We have it all and at great prices too! ... John Yac