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The crabbing has been pretty decent, fishing in the bays are producing some small stripers.
From what I was told, black fishing on the North jetty has been slow, a fish here and there, nothing to brag about.
Is it worth going out to try fishing for black fish with a bag limit of 1 per day ? that's up to you.
As far as my reports, I try doing the best I can do.
The best of Luck To All.

Guppie & Don.

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The boats of the Beach Haven Charter Fishing Association are continuing to find plenty of action on undersized fluke, but keepers are still hard to come by.
Captain Lindsay Fuller on the “June Bug” took the Zalewski family from Newton bottom fishing.
Fighting cold bottom temperatures they managed to boat a number of fish, but none of legal length. The group enjoyed the weather and ay on the water. Another day Captain Fuller fished the Patterson family from Haddonfield. Rebecca, nine, and Decker, six, worked very hard catching short fluke, skates, and sea robins.
On their last drift at a secret spot of mate Nate Figley, the kids boated a 19-inch fluke to take home.

Captain Frank Camarda fished the “Miss Beach Haven” in the bay recently in order to find some warm water.
There were not many keepers but ton of action on fish up to 17-inches. The incoming tide brought non-stop action. On Saturday the “Miss Beach Haven found a patch of fish in the ocean holding several keepers along with some ling. Pool winner was Darrel Vandeleur of Hamilton with a 4-pound flattie.

Captain Adam Nowalsky of the “Karen Ann II” reports a change in wind direction brought a return to some decent bottom fishing.
The Dave Young party had a mixed bag of ling and sea bass to 3-pounds while Robin Cunningham and Linda Yost caught some nice sea bass on a half day trip.

Nowalsky tried a tuna trip to the 20-fathom line but only picked up some big bluefish.
Captain Fran Verdi of the “Drop Off” had the Van Orden party out for some reef fishing and they picked up nine keeper sea bass to 19-inches. The Butterworth party ran into some problems with thick fog but managed 8 keeper sea bass.

Captain Dave Wittenborn fished the Garden State South Reef with Ed Lawson and party and managed a handful of keepers.
The catch of the day was a 6.22-pound blackfish which it a fluke rig baited with squid and spearing.
On Sunday heavy fog forced him to fish the fish factory area of Great Bay for fluke.
They had some keepers but the throwback ratio was 12-1. Gulp bait on bucktails worked best.

Wittenborn snuck a trip to Lemke’s Canyon for tuna around his fluke trips. He saw signs of tuna in the 77-degree water, but rough sea conditions made catching difficult.
Jim Hutchinson Sr.

Jim, Thanks for this information.
Guppie

Hi Guys & Gals.
For all you great anglers out there who met and know Glitter plug Ron which is famous for all the effort he puts in to making his plugs; Which are called Glitter plug Ron's swimmers.
June 2nd Ron Had major Surgery and spent many days in the hospital recovering, June 30th he got released from the hospital

Ron had to climb a big mountain and slowly is coming back down from that mountain, getting stronger each day.
He sure is a tough man and will get through all this, I know, Ron Please slowly come down that mountain, don't push like I do, take it slowly.
I spoke to Ron just a few minutes ago and Thank you dear god His spirits seemed great, but that's not unusually for Ron, He is always filled with beautiful thoughts and spirits.
Once he climbs down His mountain, We all know climbing up the mountain is easy, but getting down is the hard part, , Ron is more then half way down once He gets down it'll take him right back on the beach fishing.

Ron has many friends who are anglers, I have received many E-mail and had anglers from the beach ask about on how he is doing, I figured I'd give a brief update.
He is a loved man by many of us .
For those who know Ron and for those who don't Please lets all keep Ron in our prayers for a speedy recovery 100%, he is a man who loves life.
For those who wish to sign a get well card for Ron , I will dropping it off at Grumpys bait & tackle this Tuesday, I have it but due to my lost of memory at time I kept on forgetting it, it's now in my truck.
Again I spoke to Ron today and He thanks each and every one for thinking of him.
For those who are not sure who Ron is I posted his his picture.
GET WELL RON MUCCIE.
LOVE ALL YOUR FRIENDS!

A big Thank you to Glitter Plug Ron For Sending me this for all my great members to view.
Guppie

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