NJ Fish On - Fishing in New Jersey » Belmar http://www.njfishon.com Here I will attempt to put some good NJ Fishing information in one place. I will do my best to make improvements weekly, so check back often. Happy Fishin' Mon, 06 Sep 2010 22:45:05 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 ZONE 3: BELMAR TO MANASQUAN INLET http://www.njfishon.com/2010/09/zone-3-belmar-to-manasquan-inlet-67/ http://www.njfishon.com/2010/09/zone-3-belmar-to-manasquan-inlet-67/#comments Mon, 06 Sep 2010 18:41:51 +0000 APP.com: Fishing & Boating http://www.app.com/article/20100903/SPORTS06/9030334/1017&source=rss Bob Matthews at Fisherman’s Den in Belmar said the fluking is still good in the Shark River with the rental boats getting two to three keepers per trip. The better anglers are coming back with more. Matthews is hoping the weather doesn’t hurt the last few days of fluke season too badly. The kingfishing is also good with nice catches reported inside the inlet. One angler landed 10 the other day on worms. Surf guys are doing well on bass with fly rods and plugs with teasers. The snapper fishing continues strong and guys are doing will with blackfish on crabs. Capt. Ron Kish of the Capt. Cal II reported he’s fishing in 70 feet of water on mussel beds and doing real well with nice sea bass. There are also a number of keeper fluke in the mix. Capt. Howard Bogan of the Big Jamaica, Brielle said the bluefishing couldn’t be any better than it is right now. They are biting on jigs and bait. On Wednesday’s trip, Capt. Bogan reported false albacore and skipjacks mixed in with the blues. Capt. Captain Greg Markert of the Golden Eagle. Belmar, said customers are reeling in blues until their arms are too tired to reel anymore. Greg Bogan of Brielle Bait and Tackle reported Lee Karosen of Manasquan caught two school stripers in the early morning surf on clams. He also weighed in a 6-pound fluke for Greg Jewell, Manasquan, he got off Sea Girt.

]]> http://www.njfishon.com/2010/09/zone-3-belmar-to-manasquan-inlet-67/feed/ 0 ZONE 3: BELMAR TO MANASQUAN INLET http://www.njfishon.com/2010/09/zone-3-belmar-to-manasquan-inlet-68/ http://www.njfishon.com/2010/09/zone-3-belmar-to-manasquan-inlet-68/#comments Sat, 04 Sep 2010 15:30:49 +0000 APP.com: Fishing & Boating http://www.app.com/article/20100903/SPORTS06/9030334/1017/sports06&source=rss Bob Matthews at Fisherman’s Den in Belmar said the fluking is still good in the Shark River with the rental boats getting two to three keepers per trip. The better anglers are coming back with more. Matthews is hoping the weather doesn’t hurt the last few days of fluke season too badly. The kingfishing is also good with nice catches reported inside the inlet. One angler landed 10 the other day on worms. Surf guys are doing well on bass with fly rods and plugs with teasers. The snapper fishing continues strong and guys are doing will with blackfish on crabs. Capt. Ron Kish of the Capt. Cal II reported he’s fishing in 70 feet of water on mussel beds and doing real well with nice sea bass. There are also a number of keeper fluke in the mix. Capt. Howard Bogan of the Big Jamaica, Brielle said the bluefishing couldn’t be any better than it is right now. They are biting on jigs and bait. On Wednesday’s trip, Capt. Bogan reported false albacore and skipjacks mixed in with the blues. Capt. Captain Greg Markert of the Golden Eagle. Belmar, said customers are reeling in blues until their arms are too tired to reel anymore. Greg Bogan of Brielle Bait and Tackle reported Lee Karosen of Manasquan caught two school stripers in the early morning surf on clams. He also weighed in a 6-pound fluke for Greg Jewell, Manasquan, he got off Sea Girt.

]]> http://www.njfishon.com/2010/09/zone-3-belmar-to-manasquan-inlet-68/feed/ 0 ZONE 3: BELMAR TO MANASQUAN INLET http://www.njfishon.com/2010/09/zone-3-belmar-to-manasquan-inlet-66/ http://www.njfishon.com/2010/09/zone-3-belmar-to-manasquan-inlet-66/#comments Fri, 03 Sep 2010 05:31:21 +0000 APP.com: Fishing & Boating http://www.app.com/article/20100827/SPORTS06/8270325/1017/sports06&source=rss http://www.njfishon.com/2010/09/zone-3-belmar-to-manasquan-inlet-66/feed/ 0 ZONE 3: BELMAR TO MANASQUAN INLET http://www.njfishon.com/2010/09/zone-3-belmar-to-manasquan-inlet-65/ http://www.njfishon.com/2010/09/zone-3-belmar-to-manasquan-inlet-65/#comments Fri, 03 Sep 2010 02:38:34 +0000 APP.com: Fishing & Boating http://www.app.com/article/20100827/SPORTS06/8270325/1017&source=rss http://www.njfishon.com/2010/09/zone-3-belmar-to-manasquan-inlet-65/feed/ 0 Bluefish bite continues as little tunny show http://www.njfishon.com/2010/09/bluefish-bite-continues-as-little-tunny-show/ http://www.njfishon.com/2010/09/bluefish-bite-continues-as-little-tunny-show/#comments Thu, 02 Sep 2010 01:07:00 +0000 Al Ristori http://www.nj.com/shore/blogs/fishing/index.ssf/2010/09/bluefish_bite_continues_as_lit.html
Published: Wednesday, September 01, 2010, 9:07 PM Updated: Wednesday, September 01, 2010, 9:37 PM

It was yet another day suitable for small boats on the ocean despite all the premature worries about big swells that are probably still another day away. Bluefish cooperated again, and quantities of little tunny were finally running through the slick of Miss Belmar Princess as Capt. Len Forsyth anchored 15 miles east of Shark River Inlet. He also had skipjacks in the slick, and noted that his anglers have even jigged an occasional cod out there. Capt. Jim O’Grady of the Cock Robin from Point Pleasant also had little tunny in his slick plus some bonito. Capt. Howard Bogan Jr. reported 7-to-15-pound blues on his Jamaica from Brielle plus little tunny and skipjacks.

Jesse York of Atlantic Beach, N.Y. said one of his Long Island boats had a good day with school bluefin tuna, bringing in theprivate boat limitwith a 90-pounder. York was fluking on Cholera Bank, and managed a 22-inch N.Y. keeper — but said that fishing was slow due to the lack of drift on a calm sea with no wind until the afternoon.

Bruce Vitale of Piscataway was fishing aboard Funny Pharm from Highlands as the crew caught three legal fluke from among lots of shortseast of Sandy Hook Channel.

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Published: Sunday, August 22, 2010, 5:55 PM Updated: Sunday, August 22, 2010, 6:16 PM

Capt. Len Forsythe reports bluefishing to the north with Miss Belmar Princess has remained hot both day and night. The big choppers areusually chummed, but some are jigged and a few come to the surface.William Pagan of Union won today’s pool with a 16-pounder.

Wayne Smith, at Hoffman’s Marina in Brielle reports fluking remains tough, though there were some weigh-ins up to 8 pounds in Saturday’s Friendly Sons of the Shillelagh FlukeTournament. Some boaters got into100-pound class bluefin tuna near the Virginia. Cindy Sea had a good trip to Hudson Canyon on the chunk and troll. A 260-pound bigeye tuna was weighed. They also had five albacore up to 45 pounds, yellowfins and dolphin– plus a white marlin. Capt. Ron Intile fished the 100 Square on Sunday where John O’Connorhooked a 176-pound bigeye that hit a ling in 450 feet.

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]]> http://www.njfishon.com/2010/08/bluefish-still-hot-at-the-mud-buoy/feed/ 0 ZONE 3: BELMAR TO MANASQUAN INLET http://www.njfishon.com/2010/08/zone-3-belmar-to-manasquan-inlet-61/ http://www.njfishon.com/2010/08/zone-3-belmar-to-manasquan-inlet-61/#comments Thu, 19 Aug 2010 10:30:06 +0000 APP.com: Fishing & Boating http://www.app.com/article/20100813/SPORTS06/8130325/1017&source=rss Bob Matthews at Fisherman’s Den in Belmar said it’s a mixed bag of fishing with lots to choose from. The size of the fluke, at least from the ocean, is improving with more keepers being caught. There’s plenty of fluke in the river, but you just have to wade through a lot of shorts. Matthews did report some very nice blackfish are being caught on the rough bottom, with a 14-pounder reported. Currently, there’s a one-fish limit for tog. He also said the party boats are reporting a return of big drum and the there’s lots of bait, peanut bunker and mullet, in the river. Capt. Ron Kish of the Capt. Cal says there’s plenty of life out there with his customers getting nice mixes of fluke and sea bass. Guys are getting three keeper fluke and 8 to 10 sea bass. You just have to get through the shorts. Capt. Greg Markert of the Golden Eagle, Belmar, reports bluefishing is looking up, as the large blues took Ava 47 jigs on Tuesday. The blues were the large variety 10 to 12 pound choppers with plenty of attitude. He believes things are looking good. He reported a change in the tuna schedule so check the website, www.goldeneaglefishing.com for updates. Captain Francis Bogan’s 100-foot Paramount returned to the dock Tuesday with good catches of sea bass. Sam Cohen, Princeton, had 18 keeper sea bass, two ling and one blackfish, Cai Chen, Harrison, had his limit of sea bass along with a keeper fluke and John Moon, Jersey City, 12 sea bass as well as the pool winning fluke, a 7 1/2 pounder.

]]> http://www.njfishon.com/2010/08/zone-3-belmar-to-manasquan-inlet-61/feed/ 0 ZONE 3: BELMAR TO MANASQUAN INLET http://www.njfishon.com/2010/08/zone-3-belmar-to-manasquan-inlet-62/ http://www.njfishon.com/2010/08/zone-3-belmar-to-manasquan-inlet-62/#comments Tue, 17 Aug 2010 22:05:11 +0000 APP.com: Fishing & Boating http://www.app.com/article/20100813/SPORTS06/8130325/1017/sports06&source=rss Bob Matthews at Fisherman’s Den in Belmar said it’s a mixed bag of fishing with lots to choose from. The size of the fluke, at least from the ocean, is improving with more keepers being caught. There’s plenty of fluke in the river, but you just have to wade through a lot of shorts. Matthews did report some very nice blackfish are being caught on the rough bottom, with a 14-pounder reported. Currently, there’s a one-fish limit for tog. He also said the party boats are reporting a return of big drum and the there’s lots of bait, peanut bunker and mullet, in the river. Capt. Ron Kish of the Capt. Cal says there’s plenty of life out there with his customers getting nice mixes of fluke and sea bass. Guys are getting three keeper fluke and 8 to 10 sea bass. You just have to get through the shorts. Capt. Greg Markert of the Golden Eagle, Belmar, reports bluefishing is looking up, as the large blues took Ava 47 jigs on Tuesday. The blues were the large variety 10 to 12 pound choppers with plenty of attitude. He believes things are looking good. He reported a change in the tuna schedule so check the website, www.goldeneaglefishing.com for updates. Captain Francis Bogan’s 100-foot Paramount returned to the dock Tuesday with good catches of sea bass. Sam Cohen, Princeton, had 18 keeper sea bass, two ling and one blackfish, Cai Chen, Harrison, had his limit of sea bass along with a keeper fluke and John Moon, Jersey City, 12 sea bass as well as the pool winning fluke, a 7 1/2 pounder.

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