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 6-4-07 Raritan Bay: Big Bluefish up to 14lbs have dominated the catch all you want! top water Plugs and live     Bunker   I have dates available!

 5-30-07 Raritan Bay: Big Bluefish up to 12lbs are taking artificals and live bunker

5-29-07 Raritan Bay: Bass up to 20lbs are taking Bunkerflies. Bigger bass up to 30lbs are being caught  at night.

5-27-07 Raritan Bay:  Bass were mixed in up to 23lbs. are taking live and cut bait, Bigger bass up to 30lbs are being caught  at night.

5-26-07 Raritan Bay: Big Bluefish up to 12lbs have dominated the catch all you want! Bass were mixed in up to 20lbs. Bigger bass up to 30lbs are being caught  at night. T

 5-26-07 Raritan Bay: Bluefish up to 8lbs are taking Magnum Minnow flies on shallow water flats catch all you want!

5-25-07 Raritan Bay: School size bass are taking  Magnum Minnow Flies along with Bluefish while fishing under working Birds.

5-13-07 Raritan Bay:  Big  Bluefish and Bass up to 20lbs. Bigger bass up to 30lbs are being caught  at night. Live and cut Bunker

5-12-07  Raritan Bay: More Bass from 17-20lb have moved into the bay taking live and chunked Bunker , bluefish are voracious ! taking bait and lures meant for bass.    

 5-5-07 Raritan Bay: Big Bluefish up to 13lbs have invaded the Bay and have been dominating the catch by taking  Baits before the bass finds them. However more and bigger bass will be arriving within any hour now! also Weakfish have entered the bay up to 13lbs.

   5-4-07 Raritan Bay: Bass from 2-12lbs are taking Chart/white Clousers and Bucktail Jigs for the spin fishermen .  Bigger Bass from 19-25lbs are taking Bunker Chunks.

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