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: 7/1/2009
“Dog Days”-Fishing report-07-01-09-By Bob Misak
Well the weekend was pretty much ho-hum out there as we enter into the “I can’t catch a keeper” part of the summer. There are some good sized fluke coming from outside and most of the action seems to be around the tires, with a big flattie or two coming from the ridge. But still, not many fluke chasers are filling up coolers as the ratio is at least one in 6 or 8. I guess the thing to do is to get out there and drift live baits like spots until you turn blue, and if you keep it up you’ll score a good fluke either outside or in the deep waters of the inlet. The wrecks are
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Last weeks heavy rain whcih may have led to a drop in the bay's salanity seems to have taken it's toll on the fishing , along with a skyrocketing ocean temp of the low 70's has "proded" the cows [ stripers ] Northward. With less rain over the last few days the fishing seems to have started to rebound in the bay. We have finished up with chasing bunker schools for now as trips which ran as far North as Spring lake [ just shy of Asbury Park ]found only huge schools of bunker swimming carefree with only slight signs of agitation with no hook ups or run offs. We will continue to target schoolie stripers , blues, fluke , and weakfish in the bays all summer long as they will usually provide plenty of action. Along with offshore trips to wrecks , reefs and ridges for bonitas, false albies, mahi...... On the up side of the fishing scene , As of 6/29/2009 pm 2-5lbs blues were all over the inlet area with a few schoolies stripers thrown into
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