flounder fishing still HOTT

Charley and Amanda Pitts stopped by to show off there nice catch of flounder Sunday after noon.  The biggest in the box was 4Lb and 9 ounces followed up by a nice 2Lb and 14 ounce flatty.  They said the fishing in and around the reefs was some of the best they had seen in a long time.

O.C. reef Door Mat....

Cheek out this 10 pound 30 inch flounder.  Landed by Dusty Laricks of Sea Isle City at the Ocean City Reef.  He said the secret was a Hi hook rig.  Just a sinker on the bottom and keeping the hook 3-8 inches off the bottom.  Squid and minnow combo was the food of choice for this doormat.. They had good action all day with some other keepers and a bunch of throw backs.

Finn Patrick

Finn Patrick Cunningham was born 7-23-12 at 5:15 pm.  He wade 8 pounds 4 ounces and was 20 ½ inches.  Bye all accounts he is a keeper.   Mommy and baby are both healthy and happy and will be hanging around the tackle shop soon enough.

New product alert.. GULP! ReCharge!

Are your bags of GULP! Getting dry, is your jug of GULP! Running low on liquid.  Try some GULP! Recharge!  GULP! Has introduced a refill bottle of its amazing formula.  Recharge! is currently available in 2 FL OZ containers.  Stop by and pick some up today.

Flounder fishing around ALL the local reefs

What a weekend… lost of good reports about the flounder fishing around ALL the local reefs.  Most customers are buck tailing around the structure but regular flounder rigs will also work. Using buck tails in the ¾ oz up to 4 oz rang depending on the speed of the drift.  Be shore to have plenty of buck tails “if you aren’t getting snagged your in the wrong spot”.  Tipping the buck tails with strips of squid, mackerel, GULP and minnows all work well. 

Picture -1- Tom B  Sea Isle City

Picture -2-  Ed W

Lue from Media PA just stop in the show off his catch from TI this morning.  This nice flounder  was 24 inches and 5.Lb 5.Oz.  Wile the reports of flounder fishing in the ocean have been very good lately there are still some nice fish to be had in the back waters and the inlets. 

It’s the 4th of July…

It’s the 4^th of July…  The fishing has been good from the canyons to the bay.  Just yesterday we had some good reports of flounder in the bay behind Strathmere.  Triggerfish on ALL the inshore wrecks and marker buoys.  Flounder around the reefs and hard bottom 2-8 miles out.  Sharks 20-35 miles out with large seabass in that range also.  Tuna with scattered white and blue marlin in the canyons also.  The weather is nice and the fish are biting so before the fire works start get out and do a little fishing