Jingles Bait and Tackle fishing report , Beach Haven 11-12

Sat Nov 12th

Alter in the wind this early morning!

Southwest wind about twelve and gusty. The air is 40 and the ocean has dropped to fifty five degrees.

Will we see a repeat of yesterday afternoon?

For the 1st timethis fall bunker was seen and snagged from the front beach in town but the fish did not get the snagged bunker.

This crop of bunker have been big and the fish so far are not large adequate to get that 1 pound plus bunker. The fish that ended up caught have been on cut bunker.

Nice to see so several people enjoyingcatching and returning their fish back to swim again.

Fri Nov 11th

A day to remember those that have served us and are serving us now. Thank a Veteran these days I know I do each day. 11-eleven-11

This early morning I imagined it was March laying in bed listening to the wind howling.

Air temp is 42 and the ocean is 57. We have west winds at 22 gusting to 34. A day to maintain on to your hat.

Cody had his most significant very first actually nowadays with a eighteen-six bass caught at minimal tide. This is a non tournament fish. His father is in tournament and still waiting for his very first weigh in.
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Minimal tide today had fish. Jeff has his 1st Typical weigh in with this 14-14 caught on bunker.
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The getaway has a good deal of men and women fishing on the seaside and they are watching all the birds not that much off the beach. Some men and women are catching and some are seeing individuals.

Robert (age 11)caught his first striper today. His bass was 26 inches and released.
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1 of these that obtained lucky this early morning was Joe Handley with his thirteen-four blue fish that was caught on bunker this am in Ship Bottom.
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From a quiet early morning every thing broke loose at lower tide. Some bunker arrived near to the seashore that some of it was snagged but no fish have been caught on the snagged bunker that we heard of.

All we heard was how excellent it was. Plenty of fish caught and tons of fish released searching for the particular one particular that they want.

Boaters took a beating getting up the seashore but caught fish.

Thurs Nov 10th

Clean bunker, eels and green crabs all came in this early morning.

It is one of those mornings when you maybe capable to see the sun and the moon.

Foggy but not as foggy. A single factor about the fog is that is magnifies the sound and the surf is sounding tough.

Yesterday the greater bite was in the early morning if you are fishing on the seaside so if you are studying this appear get your bait and a heavier sinker and hit the beach.

The bluefish are ultimately acquiring some shoulders to them. The greatest blue in the Typical was weighed in today.

Good fish this early morning for Abundant Ferguson. Rich and Dave fished this early morning using bunker and ha a fantastic morning catching fish in the fog but only one arrived to the scale. This 19-six bass was caught a 9:00 am.
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There is no term to clarify the fishing in the boat appropriate now.

It took a while to get up the seashore this morning with the fog but Jim Hartmann and close friends had six bass on umbrella rigs. The most significant bass was 35 kilos.

Wonderful, unbelievable, I have never witnessed anything like it. The only issue is that fter you get out there in five minutes you have your limit.There are boats catching sixty fish with no problem. How do you want to catch them? Jig, trolling, or casting plugs no difficulty. Anybody can catch them!! From Brant Seashore North all you desired. **Remember to be delicate when releasing these fish.

**When netters are doing work they place out red balls to mark their nets. Please look at for these balls and remain clear of them. This has been a poor yr for numerous of them

where boaters are driving right into them. Make sure you be careful!

Jingles Bait and Tackle
1214 Prolonged Seashore Blvd.
Beach Haven, NJ
(609) 492-2795
Website www.jinglesbaitandtackle.com
Email fishjingles@yahoo.com