Location: Raritan Reach Channel
Tide: Low 10:59am
Water Temp: 78.8 Degrees
Wind: E 8 kts
Moon Phase: 81% Full
If you are looking into coming out on one of our evening trips please look at our schedule because we have some private charters coming up. These charters will only affect the evening trips.
Conditions – Wind against tide to begin the trip.
First Drift
We pulled up on the Reach to start the morning and caught some shorts and one keeper landed by Ken Legend. We have no movement at all, but there are some fish here. We are going to change the area and head east a good ways. Might come back to this after the tide change.
Second Drift
We made a 3 hour drift out in the deep blue sea and hammered away at the fluke. Running up for another.
Third Drift
Another good drift. The only problem is the ratio is terrible. We catch a lot of fish, and we throw a lot of fish back.

This is crazy! A 14″ fluke was caught on a 10″ Gulp squid.
The fishing today was excellent. Catching keepers was another story. We made our first drift in the Reach, and despite unfavorable conditions we picked a few fish. Rather than struggle with no movement we opted to head into the ocean where we would find a very good body of fluke. We had some shining moments with 6, 7, and 8 fish on at a time, however, we suffered from a poor ratio. One angler told me that he caught over 40 fish with nothing to show for it. Kenny Havens was the FlukeStar of the day, winning the pool and earning high hook honors with 3 fish. This was a step in the right direction after the way things were the past three days. Looking forward to see what tomorrow brings!

Ken Legend won today’s pool and was high hook.
And of course the catch of the day.

The O.J. glove has been discovered!!!
“If the glove don’t fit, you must acquit!”
Check back tomorrow for more live updates.








August 10th, 2011 at 8:45 am
“If the glove don’t fit, you must acquit!”
You crack me up, Lou!
August 10th, 2011 at 11:53 am
The Bonk & Ocassio crew had a great time fishing. We have to go out again so my Son Dennis from Kansas City Mo. can catch the other glove !!!