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It’s been hot in Hatteras the first 2 weeks of August, but the fishing has improved. The water has been hot in the sound all the way out to the Gulf Stream, but that hasn’t stopped the fishing. The Wahoo fishing has picked up

The Hatteras fleet had great catches of Blackfin Tuna today with many citations. There were also several Yellowfin Tuna that were caught in the 230 to 280 Rocks area. For those who have been waiting for the gaffers to show up, they are here! Several

Good Snook fishing here, especially in the fall. You can catch small Gag Grouper around the rocks.Speckled Trout, Spanish Mackerel, Bluefish, Mangrove Snapper and Pinfish are common as well.

Clarkspoons are highly proven for both salt and freshwater fishing. They are fast acting, have lifelike motions and can be either trolled or cast. Hands down favorite for Spanish Mackerel, Blue Fish, Striper and other game fish. Clark Spoons are chro

New Jersey’s sea bass season will open as scheduled Saturday. Department of Environmental Protection Commissioner Bob Martin approved the Marine Fisheries Council decision to make the required 40 percent cut in fish by not opening the season u

Clarkspoons are highly proven for both salt and freshwater fishing. They are fast acting, have lifelike motions and can be either trolled or cast. Hands down favorite for Spanish Mackerel, Blue Fish, Striper and other game fish. Clark Spoons are chro

With the Hatteras Grand Slam going on, there was better billfishing today. I counted 14 flags flying among the Hatteras Harbor fleet. Lot's of White Marlin and Sailfish, with a couple of Blue Marlin mixed in. There was also some decent Wahoo fishing

Clarkspoons are highly proven for both salt and freshwater fishing. They are fast acting, have lifelike motions and can be either trolled or cast. Hands down favorite for Spanish Mackerel, Blue Fish, Striper and other game fish. Clark Spoons are chro

The summer flounder season opens Saturday with an 18-inch minimum length and eight-fluke bag limit through Sept. 25. Early season fluking is usually best in South Jersey but northern waters have warmed enough to provide some action at such hot spots

The weather has been hot and the offshore troll bite has slowed. However the sailfish have been biting and several boats have been catching them. Tuna Duck has been on fire with 8 sails in 3 trips. A few dolphin are being caught and some small Blackf

5/11/2012 NEARSHORE FLOUNDER TRIP Hello Folks! It's that time! The Summer Flounder have moved nearshore and we're currently scheduling for the Summer and Fall! I ran the first trip out of Bogue Inlet this Sat. and we spent 4hrs in decent cond

With a break in the wind, we finally got out in the new to me skiff and got the first fish on the boat. It was a nice little 16" flounder and he was tasty for dinner. There were plenty of Bluefish caught at The Rip today. A big 48" Red Dr

Clarkspoons are highly proven for both salt and freshwater fishing. They are fast acting, have lifelike motions and can be either trolled or cast. Hands down favorite for Spanish Mackerel, Blue Fish, Striper and other game fish. Clark Spoons are chro

We fished behind Clam Shoal today and caught a bunch of Cownose Ray's and Skates. We also caught Bluefish, Blow Toads, Pinfish, and Oyster Toads. The Blue Crabs are getting better as the water temperature rises. Water temp was 66 degrees today.

The winds have steadily been rolling in from the South for a couple weeks now and the water is hot in the sound and right off the beach. With temps 85 degrees in the sound and blended water all the way out to the deep, it has made for some hot or m

On Monday afternoon we fished up the beach and caught a couple dozen Spanish Mackerel, and a dozen Bluefish. Saw some Cobia, but couldn’t get a bite. On Tuesday we fished offshore and caught some gaffers before doing some drops. We caught

Apologies that there hasn’t been a website post lately from the shop. But there hasn’t been much to talk about until this past few days. Steve Leblanc went out Wednesday in that awful weather we had.  He fished PL#1 on the Refuge and

Water temps are coming up. There are some bluefish but the large ones seem to be moving north. There are stripers black drum blowfish spiny dogfish and skates in the surf. The ocean has been rough so not much action outside. The tautog has been good

August is wrapping up and it has been a good one. The offshore bite has been hit or miss, but the Wahoo have started moving into the area. On one of the trips we caught a nice 46 pound Wahoo and a 23 pound one after gutted. A few Blackfin Tuna and D

  Reel Class Sportfishing Charters sails from Clark's Landing Marina in Point Pleasant New Jersey which is located on the Manasquan River - ten minutes from Manasquan Inlet and the Ocean. Point Pleasant is centrally located along the Jersey