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| Jul 29, 2010 | 06:15 pm | The bay is loaded with snapper blues and crabs. My sons fished by the bridge and caught 30 snappers in just over an hour. All fish were caught on spearing. |
| Jul 23, 2010 | 03:45 pm | Well even in the hard south wind Fish Guts Charter service managed to beat em up again today. Capt. Rob and his dad that were the only ones that sailed today and put a limit of sea bass to 4lbs and tog to 6lbs in the box. Crabbing continues to be doing great out on the rental boats. The average today was 5 dozen. Snappers continue to attack spearing fished on snapper sapper rigs off the dock. There are also some small fluke being caught off the dock as well. The beach fishing seemed to be on the slow side this week but there are still brown sharks being caught. Scott |
| Jul 22, 2010 | 06:30 pm | Crabbing continues to be great out on the rental boats. 3/4 of a bushel are common. There are plenty of snappers being caught off the dock on spearing to keep the kids busy. Fluke fishing continues to be doing really well. The north jetty Manasquan and Barnaget inlets the Casino fishing pier and back bay areas are great close spots to try. We have all the fluke baits in stock including live killies spearing three different kinds of squid sand eels and plenty of gulp. Fish guts charters continues to hammer the sea bass and blackfish now as well. The yellowfin and white marlin bite continues to be great out at the hudson canyon. The technique out there seems to be trolling spreader bars and rigged ballyhoo but i also heard the chunking bite was hot 2 days ago there. Scott |
| Jul 17, 2010 | 07:30 pm | Crabbing on the rental boats has been on fire!! Everyone is getting loads of crabs and they are mostly all monsters! The rental boats are only $90 for the day and $65 for 4 hours. Fluking inside both inlets is still doing great. I got to get out this morning and fished inside of manasquan and had 29 fish in 3 hours with 3 keepers. All the fish were taken on Gulp!! Plenty of brown sharks are being caught on the sand mostly all taken on fresh bunker chunks. As a reminder blackfish season reopened but the limit is only 1 fish. Scott |
| Jul 15, 2010 | 07:00 pm | We will be holding a boating safety course later next week. Call 732-687-9497 for more info. |
| Jul 15, 2010 | 04:00 pm | Well capt birch from fish guts charters just came in. He managed to put still put together a limit of seabass despite the hard south wind. Capt Birch also said he clobbered the fluke again inside the inlet. He said they were so aggresive again you could catch them on a shoe lace. Scott |
| Jul 15, 2010 | 03:15 pm | Well the fluke fishing in the manasquan inlet was great today. There were tons of shorts caught and a few keepers as well. The baits of choice were gulp! and killies. The northeast wind is blowing nice out here and the ocean is churned up nice. There is alot of grass in the water though. As the news man states there are sharks out there now. It is the Atlantic ocean after all and it is summer. You can tell they arent here much lol. Scott |
| Jul 12, 2010 | 08:30 pm | Well Fish guts charters clobbered the sea bass AGAIN today. He had he limit of keepers with some fish and 5lb range. FISHGUTSCHARTERS.com The snappers are biting consistintly off the dock with some small fluke being caught as well on spearing. Crabbing on the boats again today put some giant crabs in the bushel baskets. 3 dozen keepers were common. The brown sharks on the beach continue to keep anglers busy taking fresh bunker chunks and whole squid. Keeper fluke are coming in steady off the sand and inlets. The back bays are paved with fish as well. Also James will be out on the kayak tomorrow towing a baby seal behind the boat in search of the great white shark roaming the area. LOL Scott |
| Jul 11, 2010 | 02:21 pm | Well the crabbing on the rental boats today was great by the big bridge. Everyone was coming back with 3-4 dozen going over 6 1/2 inchs. The fluke fishing deep in the bay and close to the inlets continues to be hot. The north jetty is doing really good as well. Bucktails and gulp are producing the bigger fish. Scott |
| Jul 10, 2010 | 04:30 pm | George Julies "Blue gill" Miller was out fishing the sweetwater this morning at the cranberry bogs in Jackson. "Bluegill" Miller was fishing his rubber froggy and managed to land a 8lb bigmouth bass and loads of pickeral for the dinner table. Im sure he will be back cleaning up tomorrow. Scott |
