The Latest and Most Relevant Fishing Updates You Should Know

The fluke in the surf must know they have less than 30 days to go for this years season. They are making themselves quite available as of lately, buck tail jigs tipped with gulp remains the number one method of catching these great tasting fish but cut strip baits are also producing. There are still some small blues in the surf just to mix things up a bit. We should see mullet soon the first sign the fall run is getting underway... John Yac

Well the summer crowds are finely gone and the Labor Day weekend is now in our rear view mirror. The weather this week will make you feel like it's the middle of summer, but it's time to put in some serious thinking and preparation for the fall fishing that's just around the corner. The fluke fishing in the surf is holding up just fine, they seem to like the warmer weather, while the cocktail blues are harder to find. Still a few sharks and rays at night but all this will change in the blink of an eye as we start to getting through September. Crabbing is slowing down now and it's becoming harder and harder to put a decent catch together.... John Yac

Summer is sure exiting on a high note, weather wise that is. Ocean conditions are much better as far as rip currents go. IBSP for some reason seems to be the location for most of the daytime fish being caught. Small blues and fluke remain the main targets during the day with sharks after dark. Crabbing remains decent but the amount of shorts you have to weed through to put a catch together increases. Snapper and now small blow fish are daily being taken from our dock... John Yac

Strong rip currents continue today so stay alert while fishing the surf. As far as fishing goes more of the same, small blues and fluke on both sides of IBSP. Cut baits and small metals for the blues while live killie and squid combos also buck tail jigs tipped with gup will take the fluke. We have live killies and fresh bunker and expect a shipment of fresh clams today. Crabbing is sill decent from our boats and dock while snapper blues and now some blow fish are keeping dock anglers happy... John Yac

If you are headed out to due some surf fishing today make sure you bring the big sticks and a few heavy sinkers. Large swells and strong rip currents will be with us today due to the tropical storm Cristobal making it's way on a slow northeastward track. Remember to always use extra caution with this type of surf condition, but the pounding wave action and white water it creates will entice game fish to feed. Crabbing has been improving daily both from our dock and rental boats. Snappers and now blow fish are also being taken in the bay... John Yac