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Strong NE winds this morning is making it a bear to cast plugs in the surf. You will be limited to heavy metals and bucktails to get any distance at all. As far as bait goes, 8 to 10 ounces of lead just to keep your presentation in front of you will be required. But through it all small to medium size blues and now some just short bass are still present, it's just a matter of getting to them... John Yac
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Fall may be in the air today, but it will warm back up over the next several days. Blues continued to charge the beaches yesterday keeping anglers busy who were fishing whole and cut mullet. Don't forget your hoodies before venturing out today! Good luck to all those future surf anglers taking part in the Seaside Hights fishing club's kids surf tournament today in Seaside Hights. Remember we still have some fresh clams in the shell while they last!... John Yac
FRESH CLAM ALEART!
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Just got some large fresh clams in the shell! Come get them while they last!... John Yac
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A dry day with stiff NW winds in the forecast should bring more anglers to the surf today. With plenty of bait available and dropping water temps things should start to heat up soon. Seaside Hights fishing club is hosting their annual children's fishing tournament tomorrow. For details call (609) 635-2122. We have fresh mullet and fresh bunker for your fishing pleasures.
On a somber note, Will Nitschmann our Folsom Tackle Rep. passed away suddenly Wednesday, Will was a gentlemen's gentlemen and is a great loss to the fishing community, R.I.P. my friend, we will surly miss you... John Yac
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Fishing Report
Westerly winds today in the forecast should flatten out the surf a bit and make it a lot easer to hold bottom. To spite the rough surf conditions, the blues are still around. If you intend to fish IBSP today around high tide it would be a good idea to call ahead and check if the beach buggy access roads are open. They were closed yesterday due to water being all the up to the dunes... John Yac