Until the present storm clears out it will bed hard to find a fishable spot except in some back bays.
At least there is a shift coming on Tuesday from the south winds to west with gusts to 30 knots that should knock down the big seas.
A small craft advisory will become a gale watch along the Atlantic coast on Tuesday.
Capt. Mark DeBlasio reports from N.C. that the bluefin bite was slower yesterday though they still had a good catch. With the bad weather forecast some days may be lost, but he has a few available after that.
Capt. Mark De Blasio reports from N.C.:
** March 28-30 availability **
Wide open fishing today for Todd and crew with close to 20 bites … kept a 60” class Bluefin and released many more. Our first 2 Yellowfin of the season also made it in the box for a ride back to NJ. With the great fishing, we are adding March 28 -30th trips before wrapping up our OBX season
Mark (201) 988-5475 call or text
** March 28-30 availability **
Wide open fishing today for Todd and crew with close to 20 bites … kept a 60” class Bluefin and released many more. Our first 2 Yellowfin of the season also made it in the box for a ride back to NJ. With the great fishing, we are adding March 28 -30th trips before wrapping up our OBX season
Mark (201) 988-5475 call or text
** March 28-30 availability **
Wide open fishing today for Todd and crew with close to 20 bites … kept a 60” class Bluefin and released many more. Our first 2 Yellowfin of the season also made it in the box for a ride back to NJ. With the great fishing, we are adding March 28 -30th trips before wrapping up our OBX season
Mark (201) 988-5475 call or text
** March 28-30 availability **
Wide open fishing today for Todd and crew with close to 20 bites … kept a 60” class Bluefin and released many more. Our first 2 Yellowfin of the season also made it in the box for a ride back to NJ. With the great fishing, we are adding March 28 -30th trips before wrapping up our OBX season
Mark (201) 988-5475 call or text
** March 28-30 availability **
Wide open fishing today for Todd and crew with close to 20 bites … kept a 60” class Bluefin and released many more. Our first 2 Yellowfin of the season also made it in the box for a ride back to NJ. With the great fishing, we are adding March 28 -30th trips before wrapping up our OBX season
Mark (201) 988-5475 call or text
** March 28-30 availability **
Wide open fishing today for Todd and crew with close to 20 bites … kept a 60” class Bluefin and released many more. Our first 2 Yellowfin of the season also made it in the box for a ride back to NJ. With the great fishing, we are adding March 28 -30th trips before wrapping up our OBX season
Mark (201) 988-5475 call or text
** March 28-30 availability **
Wide open fishing today for Todd and crew with close to 20 bites … kept a 60” class Bluefin and released many more. Our first 2 Yellowfin of the season also made it in the box for a ride back to NJ. With the great fishing, we are adding March 28 -30th trips before wrapping up our OBX season
Mark (201) 988-5475 call or text
** March 28-30 availability **
Wide open fishing today for Todd and crew with close to 20 bites … kept a 60” class Bluefin and released many more. Our first 2 Yellowfin of the season also made it in the box for a ride back to NJ. With the great fishing, we are adding March 28 -30th trips before wrapping up our OBX season
Mark (201) 988-5475 call or text
** March 28-30 availability **
Wide open fishing today for Todd and crew with close to 20 bites … kept a 60” class Bluefin and released many more. Our first 2 Yellowfin of the season also made it in the box for a ride back to NJ. With the great fishing, we are adding March 28 -30th trips before wrapping up our OBX season
Mark (201) 988-5475 call or text
atchy fog.Tuesday should be a good day for seeking early season stripers in Raritan Bay and small rivers.
The forecast is for south winds at 5-10 knots.
Through reports have been scarce so far, Capt. Lou Grazioso believes warming conditions will be producing a good striper bite in both rivers and Raritan Bay any day now. The forecast for NY/NJ Bight is fot southwest winds at 5-10 knots before it increases to 15 in the afternoon.
With N.J. inshore waters open, my Facebook used to be full of reports, but so far it’s been very quiet,
Sunday’s forecast is for southwest winds at 10-15 knots with a chance of rain.
Though I haven’t heard anything from boaters i fishing more open waters yet, Absecon Bay Sportsman Center weighed in the school srtripers to win their early prizes.
Saturday starts with south winds at 5-10 knots, but small craft warnings go up at night.
The big show for saltwater anglers runs from March 13-15 in the N.J. Expo Center at Edison. All of the national tackle firms have full displays, and there are also many seminars. For details visit sporthows.com.
East winds at 5 knots increase to 15 in the afternoon
by low temps
Vinny D’Anton had been worried when air temperatures dropped into the teens in southwest Florida recently. but spotted sea trout have continued to hit lures as well as before. Vinny got a real surprise this morning as a small cobia jumped on his Mirrolure plug as he waded the flats.
The forecast for NY/NJ Bight is for east winds at only 5-10 knots along with patchy fog.
Tight Lines 