Limit of Sea Bass and 60+ Fluke — The Keepers Are Mixed In Report: August 19, 2026 — Half-day morning trip on the fluke grounds Kim and family came out for a morning inshore trip and we put in the work. Limit of sea bass, over 60 fluke, and a handful of keepers mixed in. Once you pick through the shorts, you get rewarded with the larger fish. It takes patience and commitment — weeding through the small bites and waiting for those bigger ones. Fluke fishing should continue to get better over the next couple of weeks. They can’t catch them from the couch.

Yellowfin Are Here — Mahi Still on Fire Report: August 18, 2026 — Offshore from Manasquan The yellowfin have shown up. Not in big numbers yet, but they’re here. A few bluefin are still around, and the mahi-mahi bite has been red hot with some smaller tuna mixed in. This bite should only get better over the next few days and weeks. Had David and his family from California on board for a full offshore day. Great crew, great attitude, and a great day on the water. If you’ve been waiting to get out for tuna and mahi, now’s the time.

Nonstop Fluke Action with Fran & Family ☀️ Report: Tuesday morning with Fran and the family was a blast. We watched the sunrise and then the rods never stopped bending. Over 50 fluke came over the rail, mixed with some solid sea bass. Lots of laughs and nonstop action the whole trip. Another great day on the water. Who’s next?

Birthday + Graduation Gift Done Right ? Report: Ari’s wife booked him the perfect gift — a day on the water with his dad, brothers, and friends. We had a blast on the fluke grounds. Tons of fish, lots of laughs, and a great crew all around. Happy birthday and congrats on the graduation, Ari. Glad we could be part of the celebration.

Yellowfin Are Here… and They’re BIG ? Report: August 9 – Lights out day with Scott and crew. The yellowfin showed up in a big way. Fish up to 70 lbs were crushing topwater poppers and inhaling jigs all morning. Non-stop action. When the crew finally got tired of tuna, we switched gears and put some solid mahi in the box. Great start to the season… and it’s only going to get better from here. Who’s next?

Had a great half-day inshore trip this morning with a family of five. We worked the inshore Axel Reef under calm, overcast conditions and the fish were cooperative. The group put in the work and ended up with over 60 fluke for the day. Most were shorts, with just a handful of keepers, but the action was steady and everyone had a blast. Perfect day on the water.