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Steady Fluke Action Despite Tough Drift

août 03, 2026 Brick Township 1 photo
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Had Mike and the crew out this morning for a half-day inshore trip. We found a steady pick of fluke and ended up with over 60 shorts and a handful of keepers. Conditions were tough — a strong south wind and south current made the drift very fast, but we still managed consistent action throughout the morning. Great group and a solid day on the water despite the challenging conditions.
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