Fresh Alvin P. Williams Memorial Park Fishing Reports

The bass finally decided to show up and eat! Inconsistent weather over the Raritan Bay has kept us tied to the docks on the days we would normally sail, however safety is our number 1 priority for our customers and crew. During this week anglers boated several bass while casting and jigging artificial baits and lures. Looking forward to the upcoming week once the rain moves out. We will not be fishing the weekend of April 12th, but join us early on in the week to get in on the action. Open boat opportunities will be posted on our social media.

Great morning on the water. Cold water temps brought the fish back to Raritan Bay! Hard fighting fish and tight lines the majority of yhe morning!

Greg and Elana booked a trip for just the two of them. Neither of them had much fishing experience prior to this trip. Greg told me before we left the dock that he wanted to take his girlfriend fishing from shore but had doubts about landing Elana her first fish. Needles to say Elana is now hooked on fishing! Both Greg and Elana caught their limit of striped bass in no time along with many others released to be caught another day. Greg and Elana had an experience of a life time and re booked another trip to target striped bass in October. Capt. Dan

June fishing has been off the hook! Tons of catches and releases with bass up to 35 inches. As the striped bass migration continues to push north our clients catch up to 15 fish per day. The bass are still hungry and are ready to take your line. Our last trip for striped bass will be July 1st but we will begin the hunt for striped bass again on October 1st! Book your fall dates before they fill up! We will be targeting Fluke and Porgy for the summer months. Please see our schedule for upcoming summer dates. Capt. Dan