NJ Saltwater Fishing Reports

Snake bit Keith Force had another dismal trip with only blues taking the bait on Sunday evening. Anthony Mattarazzo turned things around quickly on Monday morning. Good luck Charm Uncle Lou of Lou’s Hot dogs in Carlstadt (how’s that?) and the rest of his crew found great action with good fish and boxed up quickly with catch and release making up the rest of the trip. What a difference a tide makes. Steve Carew and his crew including his father alsofound great action and again boxed up quickly with Mr Carew (78 yrs young) putting another hurting on the bass. Some real good fish to 35lbs found a home in my striper hotel. Plenty of white meat to go around. Paul “T” Cop was up next and had pretty decnt action down the beach, first off the beach and then on bunker schools. The afternoon trip also had great action for the Matt Albanese crew with super action and another boxed up trip. Greg White was back again with his crew and started slow before I was called into a bite by my buddy Lou. Their we found unbelievable action as the bass were crushing the bait and Scales and Tales boxed up once again. Slow to start Dan turned it on and we left the bass boiling on our bunker. Richie from Meltzers Sporting Goods found some big fish fianlly on bunker schools. Not super hot fishing like the past few trips, snag and drop with some real good fish caught and released. Nasty ocean conditions forced us in early and the afternoon trip will be cancelled. Zempe and his “A” team came close to boxing up early on a very hot bunker school. Some guys think that the more expensive equipment they have makes then better fisherman. Rob, (not a member of the “A”)you need to learn how to use a baitcasting reel. When the fish are busting all over the place and you cast and tangle everyone, the motor, backlash the reel, time and time again, you take away from all on board and really piss the Captain off!!!! Some guys are just clammers………