Jingles Bait and Tackle report Beach Haven 9-26

Mon Sept 26th

The fog is in and out this early morning with a minor swell on the seaside. King fish and blue fish are both currently being caught this morning.

Warm early morning with a temp of 69 on its way to 80. There is a little bit of fog and no wind this early morning and the ocean is in the lower 70s.

These days the weather conditions male says we will have sunshine ~~~now that is frightening due to the fact he calls for rain and we have sun.

ALL FLUKE Ought to BE THROWN Again AS THE Season IS CLOSED.

It took a even though this year but king fishing this weekend was remarkable. The are eventually here in figures and in size. Fish-bites (bag of worms), gulp worms and genuine bloodswere the ideal choice for these good consuming fish.

The surf also has little bluefish on mullet and a number of modest bass have been caught on several baits.

For the folks anchored up chumming for blowfish there are a number of great kings in the combine. If you are fishing off the beach some there are croakers and tiny weakfish.

Sun Sept 25th

Some good reviews coming in from the overnight chunkers of fifty-60 pound tuna.

Nowadays is the last day that you can hold fluke.

This morning it is 68 with tiny wind and the ocean is 70.

Boy we have truly been fortunate with all this rain they have been predicting for us. We have had small to none or maybe a tiny drizzle. Stunning rainbow very last evening with a wonderful sunset.

Once again rain is predicted for afterwards in the day so for now get out and enjoy some fishing. Tons of tiny fish but you are catching. Just take the youngsters to the seaside so they can catch too.

Sat Sept 24th

Remarkable day on the seaside for small fish. Plenty of motion for fisher people right now. The fish appeared quite territorial right now with king fish taking more than some seashores and other individuals with non-stop bluefish. Both varieties had fish that have been a mix with some keepers on the kings.

Boaters had some croakers and weakfish on forty five-sixty feet of h2o. Weakfish were up to 15 inches.

This early morning the seaside had smaller sized bluefish but there had been king fish lovin fish bites.

It is 70 degrees and we have a WSW wind about 5 and the ocean is hanging in there with about 70 degrees.

So far in this month of Sept Mother Naturel has thrown us all types of points to preserve us absent from catching fluke. Little craft warning for seas are to go in to influence right after 11 am nowadays. There are a handful of fluke currently being taken from the surf but difficult to get a keeper. Good luck these last two days of fluke 2011.

Final evening just before the downpour that we had there was a good deal of bait once again on the front beach alongside with all the bluefish.

Jingles Bait and Tackle
1214 Lengthy Seaside Blvd.
Seaside Haven, NJ
(609) 492-2795
Internet site www.jinglesbaitandtackle.com
Electronic mail fishjingles@yahoo.com