We fished 3 hours of outgoing tide on a very windy morning. With the right bait and spots, we pulled up several flounder (2 keepers) and a big blue. We missed a few, too. Pictures tell the story. Great job ladies! Thank you for chartering, today and for giving me a 5-⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️rating!!!

We fished 3 hours of outgoing tide on a very windy morning. With the right bait and spots, we pulled up several flounder (2 keepers) and a big blue. We missed a few, too. Pictures tell the story. Great job ladies! Thank you for chartering, today and for giving me a 5-⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️rating!!!

I took s group of three out, today. Wind was steady 20-25 mph, despite report saying it would be only gusts. But! It was almost 70 degrees. Water temp cooled to 45. Nevertheless, my group persevered and we fished hard. Lures didn’t seem to work, so we went to PLAN B - bloodworms and White Perch. They pulled in a few fish. Remember…it’s fishing (not always catching). Experience makes a difference with casting & retrieving. (We fished the same spot where a few larger Stripers were being caught on lures, next to us.) Every time you fish, you improve. Then, your odds of hooking the iconic Striped Bass improves. ??

Father-Son fishing trip on a damp day. We managed several Striped Bass on rubber lures (No Live Bait Needed, 3” paddletails, limesider). There’s a technique to follow, though. The water is chilly, but they are hungry! Take advantage of these low-priced, off-season trips.

We started our trip before the Sun poked its’ head up over the Atlantic’s horizon. Air was 38 degrees and water was 47 degrees. This father and son team had a great time as we zipped up the Egg Harbor River on a flat surface. Ducks and hawks were all over. We casted some No Live Bait Needed (NLBN) lures and then went to hooking some bloodworms. Pictures tell the truth. That was a nice Striper! We managed some White Perch and catfish, too! Not bad for three hours!

We started our trip before the Sun poked its’ head up over the Atlantic’s horizon. Air was 38 degrees and water was 47 degrees. This father and son team had a great time as we zipped up the Egg Harbor River on a flat surface. Ducks and hawks were all over. We casted some No Live Bait Needed (NLBN) lures and then went to hooking some bloodworms. Pictures tell the truth. That was a nice Striper! We managed some White Perch and catfish, too! Not bad for three hours!