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Well, we got ours today!! The bite was on. One of the best days of the fall so far. Looks like the weather from last weekend helped to get these fish going. High hook was John Caruso, who put his limit of 50 fish in his cooler, and generously passed another 10 fish around to his buddies. A couple of other customers had over 40 fish as well. Ray Soyka, Roselle, NJ, won today's pool with a 2 1/4 pound Porgy. With the upcoming forecast, and the amount of fish we saw today, things are looking good for the weekend.
Well, I would like to give you a report full of "Porgy Gold", but the beautiful autumn weather that came through this week kept us tied to the dock. I hope everyone took the time during this little break to regroup, reach deep down inside and pull out the true inner angler that lies within. As we get prepared for the new week, we will look ahead to Wednesday, when we will spread two anchors, drop our baits, and dominate the Porgy and Sea Bass society!! It's time to get ours!!!
Very slow day today. Started at the Reef, and our first drift was probably the best of the day. Caught a few Sea Bass and had an OK shot of Porgies. Caught the tail end of the ebb tide, and once we got the flood, the fishing turned off. It was tough fishing for the remainder of the day. Picked a few Porgies, some short Sea Bass, and a couple of Triggerfish. Not a good day of fishing at all.
Started the morning fishing a couple of spots on the northeastern part of the bay. We had a lot of wind and rain overnight, and it seemed to impact the fishing. Had readings on the bottom, but nothing really bit. Gave up on the bay, and headed into the ocean, between the channels. Didn't catch much until the end of the flood tide. Once the current eased up, it was Porgy Gold!!! Very good fishing for the remainder of the trip. John Hannah won today's pool with a 3 pound Sea Bass, and Tim Dickerson was high hook with 25 Porgies. Everyone's favorite, Lupo, added a 31" Striped Bass caught on a Porgy rig. I was a little worried with how the day was going to turn out, but we finished strong.