by Capt. Ron Santee Jr. had an unusually tough sea bass trip Sunday, but it was back to normal today on his Fishermen from Atlantic Highlands as noted “We had better fishing today with some Big Sea Bass coming up.
Had to make a bunch of drops all day to get it done. We would anchor, catch for 15 minutes then the bite would die, this went on all day no matter what area we fished. Several guys still did well both on the Bait and plain jigs.
Mustacio Richie & Dennis split the pool with two 3 pound fish each. Weather looks good all week, come on down.
Sailing everyday 7:30am-2:30pm. Open Boat”
At Belmar, the Golden Eagle reported a shot of 3-5-pound blues close to shore at today’s start. Those blues preferred plain diamond jigs. A move to drifting seas bass produced lots of shorts along with some keepers plus a few ling and whiting.
The Queen Mary from Point Pleasant had some blues to start Sunday, and a surprisiningly good sea bass bite after that for jiggers.
Capt. Lou Grazioso had his best fluking of the season today in Naversink River with a limit catch on very light tackle,
The fine weather continues with a forecast of east at just 10 knots tomorrow.
Tight Lines 
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