by Capt. Mark DeBlasio reports from his Blue Runner out of Point Pleasant reported as follows:
We got back out with a great crew .. this trip started off with a quick Yellowfin then hours of no bites. Made our way to where we wanted to be for evening primetime and picked another couple of Yellowfin. Around 7pm had a coverup of Yellowfin, landing 6. Got the stuff right back in the water and had a big flatline bite. 90 minutes later we got the dart in one of the biggest Bigeyes I have caught in the last 20 years. Mike Findura did an excellent job on the rod start to finish. On the overnight had 2 big bites only to pull the hook. Finished up with our limit of Yellowfin in the morning before wrapping up. 85 year old Mr. Findura did battle with multiple Yellowfin stand up and landed a bunch unassisted .. great trip with lots of great memories made.
“We got back out with a great crew .. this trip started off with a quick Yellowfin then hours of no bites. Made our way to where we wanted to be for evening primetime and picked another couple of Yellowfin. Around 7pm had a coverup of Yellowfin, landing 6. Got the stuff right back in the water and had a big flatline bite. 90 minutes later we got the dart in one of the biggest Bigeyes I have caught in the last 20 years. Mike Findura did an excellent job on the rod start to finish. On the overnight had 2 big bites only to pull the hook. Finished up with our limit of Yellowfin in the morning before wrapping up. 85 year old Mr. Findura did battle with multiple Yellowfin stand up and landed a bunch unassisted .. great trip with lots of great memories made.”
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The forecast is for southwest winds at 10-15 knots with a chance of showers.
Capt. Ron Santee had tough filuking yesterday on his Fishermen from Atlantic Highlands as the south wind dropped water temperatures down to 68 degrees. There were still some limits up to a 4-pounder. That boat is chartered on Wednesday.
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