by After a day off due to the weather, fishing for stripers continued at a high level. Capt. Ron Santee reported from his Fishermen out of Atlantic Highlands as follows:
“Once again, the first boat out and we were on the meat right off the bat!
All big fish today with several guys landing their personal best. Loads of bait in the area along with several area’s of fish. All Jigs with tails & plain jigs. Back at it in the AM….Sailing early!
7:00am-2:00/2:30pm. First boat out.”
The Capt. Lou Fleet from Freeport reported great blackfishing during Sunday’s N.Y. opener with limits all around the boat.
Vinny D’Anton said the north Jersey surf cleared up this morning, but there was still no casting action or any sign of bait.
The NY/NJ Bight marine weather forecast includes a small craft advisory from 6 p.m. through Wednesday night. However, it may be fishable for bigger boats in southwest winds at 20-25 knots
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