Prowler 5 - Fishing Reports

Hey gang, no one sailed Thursday or Friday with the winds. We are canceling tomorrow (Saturday, the 23rd) because the forecast is for winds NW 25 to 35. Looks like our next trip will be Sunday, Nov. 24th with Capt. Jack.

Hey gang, yesterday's fishing was not good. We only had a handful of slot fish. They weren't biting the way they were on the previous good trips. Today, the bass are swirling on top and you read fish, but it's just a slow pick right now at 11:45. Hopefully it's going to turn on soon. I would call this tantalizing, seeing and reading the fish. I'll give a follow up report later. Ben won yesterday's pool. We have some weather coming in that's not good for us so we will definitely NOT be trying tomorrow (Thurs.) or Fri. We'll have to see about the weekend. I'll keep you guys updated. Thanks, Capt. Scott

NOV. 18TH - EXCELLENT STRIPED BASS TRIP - LIMITS WITH SLOTS AND BONUS FISH

Hey gang, it was a beautiful Monday for our striped bass trip. We had a pretty decent crowd of customers and that's without our regular Matt and the boys from PA that fish with us every Monday. Couldn't make it today because they had some other obligations. The fishing was great today. We had a boat limit with bonus fish and slot fish. Ben was high hook with 19 striped bass caught and released. People always ask me "what's that guy doing in the corner?" I tell them Ben's a sharpie and fishes every day - 7 days a week and he's gooood. We had some outstanding drifts in the afternoon today with whitewater fish beating the water. So cool to see the bass chasing the bait. Everything was caught on shads today as they were feeding on the bunkers again. It's so nice to see everyone going home with striped bass fillets including myself. My 2 dogs August and Tyrone have been loving life lately. They get striped bass added to their food every night. Don't miss the bite. We are sailing every day (weather permitting) 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90; spinning rods are $10 if needed. Can't wait to get back out there tomorrow and do it again. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it was a beautiful Sunday for mid November and the fishing was pretty solid today. We did not have the all out blitzes that have been taking place over the past week but the fares onboard stayed busy catching. Fished a few different areas with the best action in the morning and the later part of the day. Boat traffic definitely had a negative effect today. Ended up just shy of a boat limit along with a few bonus tagged fish. Back at it again in the AM see you on the dock. Capt. Jack

Hey gang, it was pretty breezy this morning. Our second drift of the day was a great one. Nets were flying, limits on slots and bonus fish again and we even released some big ones in the mix today. All action was on shads again today with this new body of fish that moved into the area close to our dock. Another decent crowd of Prowler customers and everyone on the boat is going home with fish again. So come on down and join us. Don't miss the bite. It's been a lot of fun. The kids and women were in on the action catching fish today also. Ben released a big trophy today. Ben and Derrick were in double digits on fish today. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90; spinning rods are $10 if needed. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we got the job done right away. First thing this morning, first inning, very close to our dock. Had a decent crowd of Prowler regulars. We landed over 70 striped bass and limited out the whole boat. The beautiful thing about it is that they are all slots and bonus fish. Now it's been catch and release for the last 2 hours. Like yesterday afternoon all fish are being caught on shads, the bigger ones and NLBN have been working great also. With this new body of fish, no jigs. Ben caught 15 on the first drift in the starboard corner alone today. The nice thing is the fish that we have been releasing are very lively when let go. Don't miss out. Come on and get in on the bite. It's been awesome. At times we had 12 to 15 fish on first thing this morning. I was able to snap a few pics but it's been striped bass madness. I'll be at the helm tomorrow morning and Capt. Jack will be at the helm for Sunday's trip. Fishing every day until Jan. 1, 2025 (holidays included) for striped bass 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90; spinning rods are $10 if needed. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we sailed with a light crowd of 9 anglers. The fishing was good all day. We had an easy boat limit today. Best trip of the year. The afternoon fishing (around Noon) was as good as it gets, doesn't get any better. Russell, Ralph and Derrick had their limits right away. Then played catch and release for the rest of the day catching over 50 striped bass today. Derrick was high hook with 17. Ben had his limit pretty quickly and released 11 others. Really fun day out on the bass grounds again. The striped bass were swirling on top pretty much most of the day at 3 different locations. It's going to be a nice day tomorrow with the weather. I'm sure the people will be down. Don't miss the bite. It's been a blast. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90; spinning rods are $10 if needed. Striped bass fishing every day until Jan. 1, 2025 (holidays included). Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we shaped up to go striped bass fishing this morning. The wind was still blowing 25 out of the NE. We did have a light crowd to go fishing and I told them that the wind was going to die out and the fishing would be good, but most of the guys preferred to leave and are coming back tomorrow. Fishing has been outstanding. I’m sure they would have bit today and will bite tomorrow. So, we’ll see you tomorrow morning (Thurs.) Also, some of our regular bass customers asked if we would do a bass trip on Thanksgiving Day. We will accommodate them and do a special Thanksgiving Day trip leaving at 6:30 a.m. returning at Noon. The fare is $70 for this trip. This way they can get back early enough to the family and still get their fishing fix in too. All the action has still been on jigs. Green tail jigs have been the ticket this week. We’re fishing every day for striped bass 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. (weather permitting) until Jan. 1st 2025. Come down and join us and get in on the action. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, had a great morning bite with the 16 anglers that showed up for the striped bass today. Already have limits on bonus and slots and quite a few big fish released in the mix. Regular, Ben, is winning the pool so far, but it's very early at 10:25 a.m. A couple of the charter boats from our Harbor already cancelled for tomorrow, Tues., Nov. 12th with the wind forecasted for N winds gusting at 25-30. Plus, our Tues. regulars are coming on Wed. instead of Tues. Wed. will be a much nicer day. Here are a few pics from today. I'll post the rest of the pics later this afternoon. We are now striped bass fishing every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. until Jan. 1, 2025. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we had some awesome people on the boat today, our Sunday Prowler 5 regulars. We got some decent shots at fish this morning, then with all the boat traffic we fished on readings most of the day. It was not a mad dog bite today, but we ended up in the 20’s keepers and bonus, and release some overs. Regular Bill Hightower took today’s pool, with a nice 30.5 incher. The ocean was very nice again as you can see in some of the pictures. Let’s go fishing! We are sailing everyday 7:30am-2:30pm, fare is $90. We hope to be fishing for STRIPED BASS until the end of December, so come on out and join us! Thanks, Capt Scott

Hey gang, when I got up early to let the dogs out, the wind was honking hard out of the north. It turned out to be a beautiful day. We sailed with 16 anglers, and everyone is going home with fish again. We had limits on bonus and slot fish. No big fish released today, as we did not catch any overs. The day started out with a shot at the bass first thing this morning, but it did not last long. Then we looked around at several different areas, with nothing going on. We went out to a location all by ourselves in the afternoon, and the fish gods were good to us. We had a blitz of the bass for a good 45 minutes, which made our day. Hats off to Ralph and Derek, who were back out again with us today. Those boys really know how to catch them bass! This was our 17th striped bass trip in a row, so let go fishing! Fishing everyday, 7:30am-2:30pm. Fare is $90. Jigs and shads for sale on the boat. All the action was on jigs again today. Can't wait to come back out and do it again tomorrow! Thanks, Capt Scott

Hey gang, it was a nice comfortable crowd of 21 anglers that came down to catch striped bass. Same kind of reports The bite was on first thing in the morning and then slug away the rest of the day. Derek was back again 3 days in a row, and he was high hook with 11 at 12:40. A little breezy out but very nice ocean. Everyone is going home with striped bass again. Don't miss the bite. Let's go fishing! 7:30 to 2:30pm everyday. Fare is $90 and $10 for spinners if needed. Jigs and shads available to buy on the boat. Thanks. Captain Scott. PS Derek won today's daily pool.

Hey gang, with the great fishing and the fish being close to our Harbor, a lot of striped bass customers came to our Harbor today. We left at 7:10 a.m. and arrived at 7:35 a.m. and it was game on! Today it helped to have a lot of jigs in the water. We got a 2 hr. drift with slot fish, bonus fish and trophy fish. All the action was on jigs today. The ocean was beautiful. Derrick and Ben were back again. They had their limit, then it was catch and release for the rest of the day. Hats off to Joey, Sr. and Steven. They got a real workout today. Thanks to Mike and Dee from the MiJo for dropping the boys some hot lunch off today around Noon. Don't miss out on this great fishing. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90; spinning rods available for $10 if needed. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, let me just start out by saying what a great day it was today. Awesome people on the boat. The bow was hot today. Donata and her brother Richie had their limit of 4 in their cooler and Russell, Ralph and Derek had their limit also. Ben and Patrick were aboard also today. With the slot fish and bonus fish we were able to keep 37 today and a bunch of other big fish released. A nice crowd of customers for a beautiful Wed. Today, all the action was on diamond jigs. Let's go fishing. Sailing every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90; spinners available if needed for $10. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, the ocean laid down nice. It was the opposite from yesterday. Slot fish and keepers in the morning and then we got into the big trophy fish in the afternoon. Ben had one in the 50 lb. class and Tom from Little Falls had one in the 50lb. class also. Lenny from Staten Island won the pool with a 31" fish. Shads were working good today. Jigs were not. We stayed out a little later with the big fish. Pretty cool seeing all these big bass rolling all over the bait on top of the water. The weather looks great for the rest of the week. Come on down and join us. 7:30 a.m. sharp back at 2:30; fare is $90; spinning rods are $10 if needed. Hopefully all us Captains will be a little happier in the morning when we wake up. We'll have to wait and see. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we had a nice crowd of Prowler regulars that came down to go striped bass fishing. It was rolly and sloppy out with wind against tide but we caught the striped bass again. Pretty good shot of keepers and slot fish with a lot of 33 to 34 inch fish released. We got a very good shot this morning before the boat traffic found us. We got to carry the fish for a good 35 minutes. We stayed out in the afternoon with the rolly conditions

and had good shots at the stripers. Matt and his people had 13 keepers in their cooler up in the bow. Ben had his limit again and released some nice big trophies as he's been doing all week. All in all a fun day. Hats off to the brave people that stayed at the rail and fished all day today. Fishing every day. The weather looks great. We leave 7:30 a.m. sharp back in at 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90 and spinners are $10 if needed. So come on down and join us. It's been a blast. Can't wait to get back out here tomorrow. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we left the dock with a stiff breeze out of the North and plenty of room at the rail. After yesterday’s reports I was going to try a different area but before we even made it to the point of the hook the bay came alive. Daylight savings was favorable this morning as we were able to see the bass swirling up top and endless bird life in our bay before rounding the point of the hook.Billy from Middletown won the pool with a 31” striped bass. The fares settled in quick and went work landing nice keepers and bonus tag fish. Spent the rest of the day playing catch and release with some bigger fish out front. It was an excellent day of fishing and catching. Back it again tomorrow morning. Sailing 7:30am to 2:30 pm. Thanks Captain Jack.

Hey gang, we had a big crowd of customers with the great fishing we've been having. I was really sure we were going to do good today, but it did not happen. The fishing was horrible. We had some fish the first thing this morning but the boat traffic destroyed it. We covered a lot of ground and even had fish at the end of the day very close to our dock. Good readings, just couldn't get them to bite. Ben took today's pool with a big trophy fish first thing this morning. Then just a slow pick on some 32 inch fish. Capt. Jack will be at the helm tomorrow. Come on down and let's go fishing. I'll be back for Monday's trip. The weather looks great. We started bass fishing 9 days ago and this was our 9th trip today. We've caught them good 8 out of 9 trips. I talked to a lot of the captains today on the phone and they had similar stories about the day too. 7:30 a.m. sharp to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90; spinning rods $10 if needed. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we had a nice comfortable crowd of 14 anglers today. I was a little worried about the SW wind today, but it didn't matter. We stayed local all day, close to our dock and had very good fishing with slot fish, keepers and big trophy fish. Ben had the port corner covered again. Landed some nice trophies and caught a nice slot fish. Jeff, fishing the starboard corner, caught the biggest trophy on the boat today. Somewhere in the mid-30s. Todd and his boys had their limit up in the bow of 6 and 15 year old Anthony Romamello from Staten Island officially caught his first striped bass keeper. I always love to see the boys catch their first striped bass. It's totally awesome. Our best fishing was first thing this morning and then we got an afternoon bite. Even me, Steven and Joey get to take home some dinner. All the action was caught on diamond jigs again. 47s with green tails were hot today. This has been a great start to the bass season. Do not miss out. We are fishing every day 7:30 a.m. sharp to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90; $10 for spinning rods, if needed. Jigs and lures for sale on the boat if you need it. Looking forward to tomorrow. I have some great guys coming down. Me, Joey, Sr. and Joey, Jr. will see you in the a.m. Steven will be working several striper trips with us until January. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we have a nice crowd of Prowler customers for a beautiful day out on the water. We started the day where we caught fish first thing yesterday morning but I didn’t waste any time there as I could see it was not going to happen there with the little boats and the traffic. So we used our speed again and took a further ride and found a nice big spread of striped bass all alone. There weren’t any boats around for miles. We got the job done by 11:00 a.m. Excellent shots at the trophy fish with keepers mixed in for about a solid 2 hours. Action was all on the jigs today and it was all on readings. Tomorrow is going to be another beautiful day. So don’t miss out. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90; spinning rods are $10 if needed. Jigs and shads are available for sale on the boat. We look forward to seeing you tomorrow. Come down and join us. Your crew for tomorrow will be Joey, Sr. and Steven (former deckhand of the Simple Life). So let’s go fishing. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it was the complete opposite of yesterday with the ocean. It was beautiful. Good news, a new batch of striped bass moved into our area with a mix of slot fish 24 - 28 inches and keepers 28 to 31 inches. With some big ones also. I noticed that yesterday on the way in a lot of bait moved into the area. Out of the 16 people that we have today, we were able to keep 11 for dinner. We had good shots at fish this morning with the birds and fish rolling. Then, when it petered out towards late morning, we used our speed and flew out to where we've been catching the big trophy fish and landed some beauties. And Ben did it again. He won the pool at the very end of the day with a 31 inch striper. It sure was a fun day for the customers on our boat today. Looking forward to getting back out again tomorrow. So come on down and join us and get in on the action. Today the fish were caught on shads and jigs. With this great fishing, we've been sailing every day. Don't miss out on the bite. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. Spinning rods $10 if needed. All tackle available for sale on the boat. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we are out on the striped bass grounds again today. Caught the big bass again and pretty good fishing this morning. Then in the afternoon it’s just the slow picking. They were swirling around the boat. Sailed with a light crowd of 8 people today on a very rolly day on the ocean. Ben won today's daily pool with a beautiful big bass. Days like today is when you sleep good at night. We'll be going fishing again tomorrow, so come on down and join us and get in on the action on these awesome trophy fish. Sailing 7:30am to 2:30pm fare $90 and spinning rods $10 if needed. Jigs and lures for sale on the boat. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, let me start out by saying what a beautiful drop dead gorgeous day it is for the ending of October. The big bass were biting again. Had a nice comfortable crowd of 14 today and everyone caught more trophy fish. Ben fishing the starboard corner had to release 8 big bass and was high hook.It's going to be another beautiful day tomorrow,can't wait to get out here again. It's been a blast for everyone. Don't miss the bite. Sailing everyday 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The fare is $90 spinning rods are $10 if needed. We have jigs for sale if you don't have them let's go fishing!!Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, it was an excellent day on the striped bass grounds. Left the dock with a little breeze out of the NNW which quickly laid down and made for a nice flat calm day. We started fairly close to the fleet picking away on some rather large bass on jigs and shads. When the action slowed we took a little ride and settled in on a patch of fish until it was time to go home. The fishing was lights out with at least 3-6 anglers hooked up at a time for several hours. To top it off majority of the fish were personal bests for many onboard. Prowler regular Russel landed the pool fish with a scaled out 32.5 lb striped bass which was safely released. Over 200 bass were netted and released today! We are sailing every day for Striped Bass 730AM - 230PM. Rods and jigs available onboard. See you in the AM, Capt. Jack

Hey gang,Hey gang, it has been fun to come out on the ocean last few days. We got into those big beautiful bass again today. They were biting all day. We have the other half of the Fletcher Creamer Charter onboard, and they did a fantastic job of catching large striped bass. Bridget landed a couple beauties, Raul had in the double digits, and Greg took the pool with a beautiful 46inch fish. On behalf of the crew and myself, it was a pleasure to fish with this group today. Don't miss out on this fantastic bite! Capt Jack will be at the helm tomorrow, Sunday the 27th. He is definitely going to put you on the meat, so do not miss out! I will be back at the helm Monday. Fare $90, spinning rod rental $10. Bring your diamond jigs! Thanks, Capt Scott

Hey gang what a great day of fishing and it's only 11am,great people on the boat today and everyone's having a blast. We released some big dogs in the 40 pound class. Ralph was high hook with 11 released; all big fish. The area we are fishing it's all on the ave 47 and 27 jigs. Don't miss out on this super fishing. Come out and get in on the action. Sailing everyday,the fare is $90,spinning rods are $10 if needed. 7:30am to 2:30pm. NOT available tomorrow Saturday October 26th. So come out Sunday with Captain Jack and the boys. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, it was another real nice day out on the ocean. We caught and released some real big striped bass with light crowd. Today sea bass fishing was a slow pick. We're NOT lighting up tomorrow Thursday. Starting Friday Oct 25th we're starting STRIPED BASS, everyday weather permitting 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Spinning rods $10 if needed. The fare is $90. So bring your shads and jigs. We have those on the boat if you need. NOT available this Saturday October 26th. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, really nice day out on the ocean today. We caught nice sea bass some tog but some really big striped bass released, Joey SR let one go around 35 lb. They were rolling all day where we fished. We anchored and drifted today. Weather looks great for tomorrow. We have guys coming down. See you in the morning. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang. Well the weather man had it all backwards today. Forecast was calling for light winds until the afternoon which was not the case. Ended up with a pretty stiff Easterly all morning but the fares onboard went to work landing a nice mixed bag of fish including Sea Bass, Porgy, Tog and winter flounders. I made 3 drops catching fish on all but the last one had some much bigger sea bass and winter flounders. Pool fish went to boat regular Ben with a 4lb blackfish. Looks like we will be off a few days. Will post another update ASAP. Capt. Jack

Hey gang, TOUGH DAY- Hey gang it wasn't the day I expected it to be. Fishing was real hard today with bad conditions. Slow pick on the sea bass with a few tog in the mix. Not good by any means. Hopefully Captain Jack will have better conditions for tomorrow (Sunday's trip).Sailing everyday weather permitting 7:30A.M to 2:30P.M.The is fare $90. Thanks Capt.Scott

Hey gang, the ocean was very nice. Little windy this morning but it turned out to be another beautiful day. Had some great guys on the boat and I believe everyone went home with dinner. Patrick caught some nice big ones and Ben won the pool again. Let's go fishing, so come on out and catch yours. We sailed 7:30AM sharp and return 2:30 PM. Fare is $90. See you in the morning. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, the ocean was very nice for other beautiful day. We sailed with another light crowd of customers. Patrick and Ben caught some really big sea bass. Big Joe won the pool with a nice tog. We made 3 drops on anchor. Everyone caght fish today for dinner again. The average was between 5 and 7 on keepers. The next 6 days the oceans going to be beautiful. So definitely come on out and join us, if you don't like crowds this is the perfect time to come out and fish. We sail at 7:30AM -2:30 PM. The fare is $90 Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, yesterday (Sat) trip we made 5 drops on the anchor and had life on all. High hook was 8 keeper sea bass, we had a total of 60 keeper sea bass and 40 keeper porgies and a couple togs for the day. Today was a little bit off but we work to put some fish in the buckets and coolers, Kelsey took today's pool with a nice tog. Friday was our best trip with 9 limits and we had the sea bass chewing real good. Our next trip will be October 8th Tuesday 7:30AM to 2:30PM Fare is $90. Come on out and catch your dinner. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, it was another absolutely drop dead gorgeous day out on the ocean. Ben won the pool and had his limit and we had some other limits also on big jumbo sea bass The weather is going to be perfect for the weekend, so let's go fishing. Come on out and catch your dinner. 7:30AM - 2:30. Fare is $90 Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, it sure was great to be back on the ocean after missing a lot of time due to weather. The sea bass were chewing today. We caught some really nice big fish. Alfred started the morning off with a triple header keepers. The average was between 3 to 7 keepers a person. We anchored and drifted and everyone is going home with dinner. We're fishing everyday now. So come on down and join us. Sailing 7:30am to 2:30 p.m.The fare is $90. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey Gang, Took an early drive down over the bridge to see what the ocean conditions looked like this morning. I did not want to be stuck scraping crumbs in the bay. Warned the fares it was going to be a little bumpy but more than fishable and off we went. Started out inshore and only found a few shorts. Made a small move to a little deeper water and found a pocket of fish to work with. Slugged away at putting some nice quality keepers in the boat with a 5.6 oz pool fish landed and some short action. Certainly not a day for the faint but we got it done. See you in the AM! Capt Jack

Hey gang, it was an absolutely drop-dead gorgeous day out on the ocean again. We had great action all day today with keepers and shorts. Some did better than others. A few limits today. Ben was high hook with 4 (ORL), Mr. Kim had his limit of 3 and regular, Larry, took the pool with a nice solid 5 lber today. We released so many big sea bass today it was sad. Tons of them. Tomorrow is going to be another beautiful day out on the ocean. We look forward to seeing you in the morning. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we had a very light crowd for today's trip. Thought we would have more today, but what it is, is what it is. We had a couple of limits today. Dan and Matt had their limits of 3. Ben had a couple of nice ones and Capt. George landed a nice quality fluke. We had three 23-1/2 inchers. The ocean was like a pond today, literally. Not too many fluke days. Winding down fast. It's going to be another beautiful day tomorrow (Fri.) so come down and join us. Sailing 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The fare is $90. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it was a good bounce back trip for us today with multiple limits on the boat and nice keepers. Ocean was beautiful, let's go fishing. See you in the morning. Thanks Captain Scott.

Hey gang, it was a very nice day on the ocean but it was a slow day for keepers, sounded that way from most of the Captains that I talked to on the phone today, anyway Ocean Pete took today's pool with a nice 6 and 1/2 lb fluke. We had 6 total keepers with shorts in the mix for 12 people fishing today. We had to throw some really big sea bass away what a shame. Weather looks great for the rest of the week, back at it tomorrow. See you in the morning. 7:30am to 2:30pm fares $90. Thanks Captain Scott.

Hey gang, I filled in for Captain Jack on today's trip. His wife threw him a surprise 50th birthday party last night. He was ready to go today, but I told him to enjoy. Happy Birthday Capt Jack! We had some nice keeper fluke on the boat today. Jimmy won the pool with a nice 6 1/4 lber. Conditions were hard first thing this morning with the wind against the tide, but it turned out to be another beautiful day out on the ocean. The weather looks great all week. We have guys coming down for tomorrow, Mondays, trip. So come on down and join us. 7:30am-2:30pm fare is $90.

Hey gang, it was an absolutely beautiful day out on the ocean. We ended the day with a total of 28 keeper fluke with lots of shorts in the mix. Ben was high hook on keeper fluke with 5 0RL. Let’s go fishing tomorrow. Looking forward to getting back out. Thanks Captain Scott,

Hey gang, we are out today with a fairly light crowd of a dozen people. With the NNW wind and the strong outgoing tide all morning it made the drift super-fast at 1.7. Slow pick on keepers so far today with decent short action. We are starting to get a slower drift now. I'll post some pics later in the afternoon. We will not be sailing tomorrow, but the ocean will be good to go for Wed. and Thurs. which will be the two best days of the week. The fare is $90. Sailing 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Thanks, Capt. Scott,

Hey gang, it was a little bit of a dismal morning with the weather which kept a few people home. We started off where we have been fishing with pretty poor conditions aka no float, lack of drift. The fares picked away at some shorts and a handful of keepers. Decided to take a ride to check a new area out and found a nice body of fish to work with. The keeper ratio was a grind but everyone worked hard at the rail to get it done. Few limits landed onboard and some with 2’s and 1. The pool fish just over 5lbs. Back at it again in the AM. Capt Jack

Hey gang, little bit of a roll on the ocean this morning when we got out on the grounds, but It turned out to be a pretty nice day on the ocean. The fluke and sea bass were chewing, which is nice to see after the East wind the last few days. Tony had his limit, and John from point pleasant took today's pool. Kelsey dropped a nice big one at the top, the big ones always seem to get away. We will be hunting that one and other big ones on tomorrow 7am fluke marathon. Thanks, Capt Scott

Hey gang, it was another beautiful day out on the ocean. We caught some really nice keeper fluke again. Yankee hat Mike won today's pool. Regular, Gary, had his limit and the Kims were aboard. They had their daughters on too. One from Hawaii and the other from Las Vegas. They had a blast today. They had a total of 7 keeper fluke in their cooler with their limit on big sea bass. We are not available for tomorrow's trip (Thurs.) See you Friday. Come on down and join us. It's been a lot of fun lately. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, the ocean was nice. We didn't have any limits on keeper fluke, but we had doubles on some real nice quality keepers along with the short action and we also landed some really nice blueheads today. Great people, fun day out on the water. The ocean is going to be nice, we'll definitely be fishing tomorrow (Wed.) But, this coming Thursday, the 29th we are NOT available. I'll see you guys in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it was another beautiful day in the ocean on the fluke grounds again. We had a very light crowd of customers for today's trip. Regular, Larry, from Fairfield, NJ won the daily pool today with a beauty 5.8lbs. Mike, fishing the bow, was high hook with 2 keeper fluke. Landed some big knuckleheads again today. Had a boat limit on them. Plus, plenty of short fluke in the mix. Tomorrow, Tues., is going to be another beautiful day. So. don't miss out, let's go fishing. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it was another beautiful day out in the ocean on the fluke grounds. We had a great group of regulars so I knew the talent onboard was going to help put some fish in the boat. First couple of drifts we picked a handful of shorts and keepers but did not have munch of a drift. Moved to another spot and it was game on with nice keepers and shorts coming over the rails. This action lasted throughout most of the and slowed up as the ride backed off and the southerly winds arrived. Multiple limits landed onboard with Prowler regular Ben taking the pool with a nice 6.7lb flattie. Ended up just shy of 40 keepers with multiple fish in the 3-4lb range. Easy boat Limit on the sea bass and plenty of short fluke. Thanks for checking in, Capt Jack. Sailing 7:30 to 2:30pm tomorrow (Mon.)

Hey gang, this report is similar to the rest this week. Ocean was flat calm again. We did not have any limits but we had several doubles. Boat limit on big knuckleheads again and released a bunch of them. Plenty of short fluke in the mix and we ended the day in the low 20s on keeper fluke. Capt. Jack will be at the helm tomorrow on the longer trip leaving at 7:00 a.m. returning at 4:00 p.m. I'll be back for Monday's trip. See you guys then. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it was another drop-dead gorgeous day out on the ocean with a nice big gang of people. The first 2-1/2 hrs. were pretty slow for us because we couldn't get a drift. We were only moving .2, .3. But, late morning we finally started to get a decent float and started banging away at some nice quality fluke again. No limits today on fluke, just doubles. We had plenty of big sea bass being caught today. Had a boat limit on knuckleheads and then had to throw a bunch of them back. Had decent short action when we got the drift. Leo from PA won the pool 7lb with a nice flattie around . We ended the day with 23 keeper fluke. Hopefully tomorrow we'll get a good drift right from the start. We'll see you guys in the morning. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it was another beautiful drop dead gorgeous day and the fluke and sea bass were chewing again. The fishing was similar to yesterday with some bigger fluke landed. Regular, Gary Carvatt of Hampton, NJ landed a bigger fluke than yesterday's so he is now the leader of our monthly and seasonal pool. The official weight was 7.25lbs. We didn't have any limits today on fluke, but we had many doubles with some nice big sea bass in the mix again. We had a total of 25 nice quality keeper fluke for today's trip. It's going to be another nice day on the grounds tomorrow so don't miss out, come on down. See you in the morning. We sail 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, what a difference a day makes. After being out in that North 25mph wind yesterday and only having a handful of keepers - today was the opposite. Beautiful day, top 10 with a nice breeze all day. Steven and Kevin had 6 keeper fluke and had their limit. Regular, Kevin Rogan landed a beauty in the 7lb. class today and will be leading the monthly and seasonal pool. We have to wait until we get to the dock to get the official weight. It was a pleasure to have Dave Brink from Middletown on the boat today. He landed a couple of nice flatties and had a big knucklehead. Some really nice sea bass in the mix today with non-stop short action all day. Had a lot of guys with doubles today. Looking forward to getting back out on the grounds tomorrow. Can't wait. So, let's go fishing, it's going to be another beautiful day out on the ocean and for the rest week as well. Come down and join us. We leave at 7:30 a.m. sharp return at 2:30. Fare is $90. Thanks, Capt. Scott P.S. We ended the day in the low 30s with the keeper fluke.

Hey gang, after not being out the last couple of days with the weather, it looks great for the rest of the week. We will be fishing tomorrow (Tues), Aug. 20th. The fishing has been pretty good lately. Sailing every day, 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The fare is $90. We have everything else you need on the boat.

Hey gang, we brought our A game today for the bigger fish. Our first two drifts of the morning were our best. We had a total of 15 keepers on those two drifts and big ones too! Several 5s and pool fish was somewhere in the 6lb. class today. Big Joe, Gordon, John and Capt. George of the Angler all had their limit on nice keeper fluke today. Mike, with the Yankee hat, had 2 beauties fishing the bow. Mr. and Mrs. Kim had 4 nice fluke, but Mrs. Kim was a little camera shy today. We had a total of 29 keeper fluke for the day, plus the big sea bass in the mix and plenty of shorts. Sure was a fun way to end the week. Tomorrow, (Sat.) we are definitely sailing. So come on down. Right now Sunday and Monday look iffy. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. Thanks, Capt. Scott - PS Joey just told me we had 36 keeper fluke.

Hey gang, it was another enjoyable day for our customers. Everyone went home with dinner. Had a boat limit on big sea bass again with loads of short fluke in the mix. Had some really big fluke today. Regular, John, fishing the bow landed a beauty. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we had a nice crowd of customers for another beautiful flat day on the ocean and the fish were chewing again. Big Joe, fishing the bow, was high hook with this limit of 3, Lenny from Staten Island, fishing next to him had 2 nice ones. The total on keeper fluke today was 30. A few more then yesterday, but a few more people. Nice sea bass in the mix again with plenty of short fluke also. Thursday and Friday we are going to have the same good conditions as these last few days with the ocean being nice. So, you guys should definitely pick one of those days to come out and let's land some more fish. Hats off to the crew, Joey, Sr. and Matt for another fine job. They've been working hard all week. Looking forward to getting back out there tomorrow. Sailing every day from 7:30 am. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we had a very good day of fishing. Non-stop action right from the get-go this morning. Our regular, Ben, was high hook on keeper fluke (ORL) with 4 nice keepers. Mr. Kim had a couple of nice ones and Dennis, fishing the bow, won the pool with a beauty. We were in the mid-20s on keeper fluke today. We had boat limit on some big gorilla sea bass. We threw a ton of them back today. The short fluke were flying in over the rail all day again. We went through 8 boxes of spearing today for bait. But that's ok, as long as the fish are biting. The weather was just like yesterday, flat ocean, nice cool ocean breeze. We have great conditions for tomorrow (Wed.) so I suggest you guys come on down. We leave at 7:30 a.m. sharp back in at 2:30 everyday. The fare is $90. Looking forward to getting back on the grounds tomorrow. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, the fluke were chewing all day today. The problem was about 95% of them had to go back. No limits, TK was high hook with 2 keepers. 10 or 11 keepers total for the day. Sea bass were chewing all day. Quite a few got their one to take home for dinner and there were some mackerel in the mix today. As far as the weather, it was a top ten. The ocean was flat calm and the sun was out all day with a nice ocean breeze. Every day is different. We will be back out on the grounds tomorrow. So come down and join us. 7:30 a.m. sharp to 2:30 p.m. return. Fare is $90 and we have everything else on the boat you'd need. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it felt great to be back out on the water after missing a few days because of the weather. There was a little bit of a swell on the water left over. It took four locations for us to finally find fluke and sea bass. Did a lot of searching and riding. But we did find non-stop action on short fluke with some really nice keepers in the mix and some big knuckleheads. The ocean has laid down nice with no heave which will be great for the rest of the week. John from Point Pleasant is leading the daily pool with somewhere in the 4-5 lb. class. Antony fishing the stern has a contender to match that fish. I'll post pics on the way in. The ocean is going to be beautiful tomorrow. We have guys coming back down. We will be fishing all week. Come on down and don't miss out. Sailing every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. We have everything else on the boat that you would need. Sure was a fun day out on the water. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, no good today. We tried to get offshore where we wanted to fish but the ocean was rollie. Bunch of little blues with some sea bass, short fluke and not too many keepers at all today. With the upcoming weather, I'm not sure when our next trip will be. I'll keep watch and keep you guys updated. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it was a much better trip today than the last couple trips for us. We had 4 limits on keeper fluke. OJ in the first pic was high hook with 4 keepers ORL. Mark, Pat, Bill also had their 3. We had a total of 27 keeper fluke, with lots of nice sea bass in the mix. Pat got his 3rd at the end of the day, and was runner up to Tony, who had a beautiful 7lb 1oz pool fish. TT Max was back out again and had a nice keeper fluke and sea bass. Nice fun day on the water today. 7:30am-2:30pm fare is $90. See you in the morning Thanks, Capt Scott

Hey gang, it was another nice day out on the ocean, the sun was out all day and it did not rain. Fishing was kind of like yesterday's report, 9 or 10 keeper fluke with the short action. Some got their keeper seabass and a handful of ling. Ben told me he caught 24 fluke but no keepers in the mix today, everyday is different we'll be going back out to the grounds tomorrow so come out and join us. Sailing every 7:30am-2:30pm and the fare is $90.

Hey gang, we had the fluke flying in the boat all day, but just not a lot of keepers in the mix today, definitely not like yesterday. A few keepers sea bass and a couple of ling too, still a nice day to be out on the water. Where we've been fishing the waters been gin clear. Kinda reminded me of the old days fishing the canyon. Don't let the weather man scare you from fishing tomorrow, we might get a shower around 2 pm but we'll be on our way home then. Let's go fishing we leave at 7:30 am and return at 2:30 PM and the fare is $90.

Hey gang, we were finally able to get back out in the ocean. We went right to where we fished on Sunday's trip and had non-stop action on the fluke with nice keepers and tons of shorts in the mix all day. Had a boat limit on some nice knuckleheads. We had 4 limits, Big Joe, Dennis, Ben and Eric . Total was 34 keeper fluke. We had quite a few doubles today. We had a nice cool ocean breeze where we fished today. I heard it was brutal back at the dock. Hats off to the crew. They worked non-stop today. Didn't even have a chance to have their lunch. Tomorrow is going to be a beautiful day. I'm looking forward to getting right back on the grounds again. So come on down and don't miss out. The fare is $90. We sail 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. We have everything else on the boat that you would need. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we had that real hard southerly wind today and had to go to Plan B again. We didn't have a lot of customers, we had 10 fares. We had 8 keeper fluke with decent short action again and a few knuckleheads. The keepers that we boated were big. TT Mac of Hamilton, NJ had 2 keeper fluke plus a sea bass and took the pool with a beautiful 7.1lb fluke. Nice to see her out-fish the guys today. Ocean Pete landed a couple big ones and Lenny from Staten Island had 2 nice keepers and lost a real big one at the top of the water. At least we got to see it. We will have the same wind tomorrow, but we will be lighting up to go fishing. So come on down and lets fish. The fare is $90 and we have everything else on the boat that you would need. We sail 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we were all geared up to go where we had the great fishing on Sunday's trip but we got the call early this morning from one of our charter boats that he had to turn around and go back because of the swell in the ocean. So we went to Plan B and salvaged the day. It wasn't great but we did make the best of it. Plenty of short action all day and boated some nice keepers. Ben had his limit of 3, Jimmy had 2 and won the pool with a nice big flattie. Total of 9 keepers today. Every day is different, we will see what tomorrow brings. Sailing every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it was a beautiful Sunday to be out in the ocean fishing for some fluke. We had a great crowd of regulars onboard and I knew it was going to be a great day before we even left the dock. Made our way to the grounds settled in on the first drift and had nice keepers flying over the rail. The short action was pretty handy too. By days end there were half dozen guys with limits with Jim Benson taking the pool with a fat 5.5lb fluke. A total of 53 keeper fluke were landed onboard plus a few that got away. Hats off to my crew as there was no rest today taking care of our customers.

Hey gang, we had wind against tide with a northly wind this morning. But, it turned out to be a very nice day out on the water again. TK had his limit and won the daily pool. We had 22 keeper fluke for the day with shorts in the mix along with some nice big keeper sea bass again. Sailing every day, 7:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. See you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, had the fluke biting all day today. Loads of short fluke with some really nice quality keepers in the mix. Plus some big sea bass. The highlight of the day was 12 year old John from North Bergen landing 2 nice keeper fluke plus his one sea bass. It was his first fishing trip on a party boat ever. Our regular Jimmy had his limit of 3 and also won the daily pool with a beauty. Mr. Charles and Ben also had a nice keeper fluke. It sure was a fun day out on the water. Looking forward to getting back out on the grounds tomorrow. As you can see in some of the pictures, the ocean was like glass. Sailing every day, 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., the fare is $90. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it was another beautiful day out on the fishing grounds today. We didn't have that super fishing that we had on Sunday's trip although we did have a few limits. Tony and Mike had their 3 and there were plenty of shorts coming in all day plus some big knuckleheads in the mix. We are fishing a new location where we are burning more fuel and going through a ton of bait. Every day is different. Hopefully tomorrow they will be biting like Sunday's trip. Here's a few pics from today's trip. We are fishing every day 7:30 am. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. We have everything else you need on the boat. There is still a lot of great fluke days to come so come down and join us. We will see you at the dock. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it was a beautiful day on the fluke grounds. Set sail with a nice group of customers and had perfect drifting conditions from start to finish. First drift, blew the horn and had instant keepers coming over the rail, and that lasted pretty much all day. 7 anglers on board had their limit up to 6lbs. Ended up with 52 keepers, and an over abundance of shorts. Hopefully tomorrow there will be a little less ship traffic so we can get right back on the fish in the morning. Big Joe from Chester took today’s pool with a 6lb fish. Thanks! Capt Jack

Hey gang, another nice, calm day out on the ocean with a good drift all day. We landed some nice ocean keepers today with shorts in the mix. The weather looks beautiful for tomorrow and the rest of the upcoming week. So come on down and let's go fishing. Capt. Jack will be at the helm tomorrow and I'll see you guys Monday. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it's a very beautiful day out on the ocean. Have a nice crowd of customers with the nice weather. Keepers are a little hard to come by so far today at 12:30. We have 12 or 13 keeper fluke so far with shorts in the mix and around 15 knuckleheads that we kept. Slow day for the amount of people we have today. Hopefully tomorrow I'll have a better report. I'll post pics later. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, a tad bit rollie on the way out but when we got to the fluke grounds it was nice. Only had 10 people fishing at the rail today. Tom had his limit, Ben and Jimmy had a couple quality fluke along with Freddy. We had some bigger short action 17 to 17.5 that were keepers the last two years but not anymore. Ended the day with 12 keeper fluke with some big knuckleheads mixed in, plus some shorts in the mix. Going to be another beautiful day tomorrow. Definitely fishing tomorrow, see you in the morning. The fare is $90. We sail 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang. It was another beautiful day out on the water again. Nice cool ocean breeze to make things very comfortable. Fluke were biting. We ended the day with 21 keepers and plenty of shorts in the mix. A few big knuckleheads also. Good conditions again, nice drift all day. Don't miss out, come on down and catch yours. Sailing every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we are out with TK's group today. It's a nice day out here on the ocean. Good drift with a lot of short life. We have a few big sea bass and we are up to about a dozen keeper fluke so far at 12:15.

Hey gang. Another beautiful day out on the water today with a beautiful breeze. No limits today or any doubles, but we had a slow pick at some nice keepers with shorts in the mix. Fishing everyday now 7:30 AM-2:30 PM. The fare is $90. Thanks, Captain Scott

Hey gang, after not being out Sunday and Monday we got back out on the fluke grounds for a beautiful summer day. Fluke were biting, Mike had his limit, Mr.Kim had 2 nice ones, Hollywood had a couple fluke too. It was decent fishing with the short action. Fishing everyday leaving 7:30 retuning at 2:30 fare is $90. C'mon out and let's do some fishing!

Hey gang, great drift all day, fluke were biting all day keepers and shorts. We had a nice breeze out on the water, c'mon down and let's go fishing we've been catching nice quality fluke. Sailing everyday 7:30-2:30 and the fare is $90 see you in the morning!

Hey gang, after having a slow day on Wednesdays trip we had better conditions today, the morning started out slow with just shorts. We went searching around and found some nice quality bigger fluke with shorts in the mix. Nice day out on the water we're definitely fishing Friday and everyday 7:30-2:30 and the fare is $90.

Hey gang, after not being out the last couple days with the winds we had a good start on a gorgeous day on the water. At 140pm we already had 32 keepers. Freddy had his limit on fluke fast and was high hook with 4 (ORL) today. It's going to be another nice day on Wednesday so let's go fishing we leave at 7:30am and back at 2:30pm the fare is $90. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, we were out on the fluke grounds with a nice gang of customers. It was a pretty windy and rolly day. We worked hard to put a few keepers in the boat today. We ended up with 15 keepers fluke, with shorts in the mix. Joey Sr and Joey Jr were top notch as always. Capt Jack said he is going to pass on tomorrow (Sunday) trip due to weather. Thanks, Captain Scott

Hey gang, it was an absolutely beautiful day out on the water with a nice northeast breeze on the water all day. Good drift all day, at times it was a little fast. We didn't have any limits today, we had a total of 14 keepers for the day with the shorts in the mix. Sam our Jets guy won the pool with a nice big fluke. Tomorrows gonna be the day to come out and go fishing so we'll see you in the morning. Sailing everyday 7:30-2:30 and the fare is $90.

Hey gang, it was a much better day for keepers than the last couple trips. We had multiple limits Patrick had his limit of 3. Big Joe, Jimmy and Paddy caught 3 keeper fluke also. Total was 29 keeper fluke for today's trip. Nice day out on the water. Sailing everyday 7:30 a.m. returning 2:30 p.m. The fare is $90 Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, another nice day out on the water. Good drift all day. Fishing was the same as yesterday for us. Ben was high hook with 2 keepers and won the pool again with another solid fluke. Fishing everyday 730AM TO 230PM. The fare is $90. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, after not being out for the last couple days with that wicked storm Saturday evening, that scared off a lot of people for Sunday, and the strong winds yesterday. Clear out on the fluke grounds for a beautiful gorgeous day, had a good drift all day but keepers were hard to get today. Ben landed the first fish this morning and took the pool with a nice big flattie, Big Joe was runner up with a big one up in the bow, and Daisy Mike was high hook with two keepers with some shorts in the mix, not a lot. Fluking everyday 7:30am-2:30pm and the fare is $90.Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, the heat scared a few of people away today, but it's been very comfortable with a nice breeze where we've been fishing all day. We had a slow morning with just shorts but we got into some nice keepers for an afternoon bite. Our regular Max 13 years old from Middletown caught 2 beauty's and won today's pool, and Captain George landed and nice flatty, plus TK also. C'mon on out and beat the heat and let's go fishing, sailing everyday 7:30-2:30 fare is $90.

Hey gang, we were back out on the fluke grounds and we caught nice fluke again, Big Al and Big Joe fishing the bow had some nice ones up there. TK had a couple nice fish and Frank Tricarico of Colts Neck had today's pool fish of 26 inchs,weighing 8 lb on the button. That's been the average the last 3 trips 8 lb class for a pool winner. We had a total of 15 keepers today with shorts in the mix. Will be going out again looking for the big fluke again tomorrow. See you in the morning.The fare is $90 7:30AM 2:30PM everyday now.Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, we landed some more beauty's today, Don from Keyport caught a solid 8 pounder winning the pool. Lenny had a fish close to 7, and a few 6's on the boat. Don't let the heat scare you this week, nice cool breeze out here on the water. Fishing everyday 7:30AM-2:30PM fare is $90.,

Hey gang, we had a good day with some of the biggest fluke of the season, all our fish except for a couple were over 20 inches. We had a couple that were in the 7-8 pound class some 6's and a lot of 4's. We had 15 keepers on one drift that made the day, and our total was 25 keepers. We had a good drift all day, looking forward to getting back out tomorrow sailing everyday 7:30am-2:30pm and $90 is the fare.

Hey gang, we sailed with a nice crowd this morning on a beautiful sunny day. Unfortunate there was a pretty annoying roll which made it uncomfortable for some onboard. The fishing started out on the slow side with short action. We bounced around until the tide change and then started to pick away at some nice keepers. The pool fish was in the 5lb range. No limits today however several onboard had their 2. The weather looks good for tomorrow, the winds are not due to come on until later in the day. We will be back at again in the morning, see you in on the dock. Happy Father’s Day to the dads. Thanks Capt Jack

Hey gang, we had a nice gang of customers for a nice Saturday on the ocean, we started we're we've been fishing. I could see it wasn't gonna happen there today so we took a longer ride south. We found the fluke and with non stop action having to feather through the shorts to find the keepers. There's a few pictures from today, Captain Jack, Joey Sr, Joey Jr, and John will be your crew tomorrow. I'll be back at the helm on Monday. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, not a lot of people showed up today. We were out with only 10. I guess the weathermen scared everyone. But, it was another beautiful day in the ocean. Loads of shorts again. Found some nice keepers at the end of the day. Bill had his limit and took the pool with a nice fluke in the 5 lb class. It’s going to be a busy weekend and the weather is going to be great. I’ll be there tomorrow (Sat.) and Capt. Jack will be at the helm on Sun. Father’s Day. The fare is $90. We are sailing everyday. Leave at 7:30 a.m. back at 2:30 p.m. We have everything else you need on the boat. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we were out on the fluke grounds with a fair amount of customers today - not a lot - but enough. We had constant action all day with the shorts again. We could have used a few more keepers. We ended up with 12 keepers total for the day. Ben won the pool with a nice big flattie and my Jets guys had 3 nice ones. Nice day out on the ocean today. Good drift all day. We'll definitely be going out again tomorrow. Sailing every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we were out on the fluke grounds for another beautiful day in the ocean. We've been slugging away at keepers with the short action, had more keepers yesterday but some did better than others today. Ben was high hook with 4 keepers (ORL), and John in the bow had his limit and a nice sea bass. Around 20 keepers total today, weathers been great and we'll be sailing everyday now, the fare is $90 and we have everything you need on the boat! Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, we had a good day on the fluke grounds today. We were fishing the sticky bottom again and our patience paid off today. We caught 33 nice quality keeper fluke today and had constant action all day with the short life. Our best drift of the day came at 11:50 a.m. We caught 17 keeper fluke on that one drift which really made the day. We kept on looking and trying new bottom and it's always nice to have a drift like that. Tom Lamantia of Lake Hopatcong was high hook with 5 keeper fluke (ORL) and also won today's pool. He said he's coming back for tomorrow's trip. Hats off to Joey, Sr. and John. They did a great job all day for a great bunch of people. Looking forward to getting back out there tomorrow. We sail every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The fare is $90. We have everything you need on the boat. See you in the a.m. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it was another successful day out on the fluke grounds. The ocean was beautiful with a nice NW breeze. We’ve been fishing in the same area where we have been for the last couple of weeks. It’s about an 1 hr and 15 minutes from the dock. We had very good short life again. Had to work the sticky bottom to get the keepers today. Had one limit with some doubles. We ended up with a baker’s dozen on keeper fluke today. Some nice quality fish landed. We’re sailing every day. Leaving at 7:30 sharp and get back in at 2:30 and the fare is $90. Looking forward to getting back out on the grounds tomorrow. Thanks, Capt. Scott,

Hey gang, we had a nice crowd this morning which was a surprise due to the weather forecast. We went back to where we have been fishing over the past week and settled right back into the action. The keeper ratio was a little harder with all of the rental rod’s out but still plenty of shorts to keep busy. Prowler Reg Paddy from Liverpool won the pool with a nice 4lb flattie. We will be back at again tomorrow. Thanks, Capt. Jack

Hey gang, we had a nice gang of customers today for another beautiful day on the ocean in the first week of June. The fluke were biting right away again. We had a perfect drift all day with the conditions. We caught and released a couple hundred short fluke and ended the day with 19 keepers. Ryan from Lawrenceville of the Jamaica 2 took today’s pool with a beauty. It’s going to be another nice day on the ocean tomorrow. Capt. Jack and the boys will see you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott,

Hey gang, it was another beautiful day out on the ocean with a nice comfortable ocean breeze. Slugged away at some nice keepers, with shorts in the mix and a couple pool contenders in the 5 pound class today! It's gonna be a busy weekend and I'll be at the helm Saturday and Captain Jack will be running Sunday's trip. We look forward to seeing you at the dock.

Hey gang, it was another beautiful day on the ocean and the fluke were biting again. Plenty of action all day. We had more keepers in the mix today. One of the spots that we fished we had some big short action 17.5” fluke. Freddy Hungerford from Hazlet took today’s pool with a nice flattie. Nice conditions on the ocean again. Fishing every day (except for tomorrow). We have guys coming on Friday so we will definitely be sailing on Friday. Come out and enjoy some nice ocean fishing. The fare is $90. We leave at 7:30 am sharp and get back at 2:30 pm. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, the day started out with extremely thick, dense fog … pea soup…but it eventually lifted and it turned out to be a gorgeous day on the ocean. Like the last few reports, it was non-stop action on the fluke and at the end of the day we tried a new spot. It worked out for us as we landed some nice keepers. Tomorrow will be another gorgeous day on the ocean so I would definitely come tomorrow Wednesday, because maybe some rain on Thurs. We are fishing every day on the ocean so come out and enjoy the nice cool ocean breeze. The fare is $90. We leave 7:30 am sharp and return at 2:30 pm. We will see you guys in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it was an absolutely another drop-dead gorgeous day out on the ocean again. We went right back to the same area that Capt. Jack was at the last couple of trips and it was non-stop action on fluke all day. Loads of shorts, Ben was high hook with 41 released. The average was between 15 and 25. We did have some nice keepers in the mix. It's going to be another beautiful day for tomorrow with the same conditions. So let's go fishing. Fishing every day in the ocean. The fare is $90. We leave at 7:30 a.m. sharp and get back in at 2:30 p.m. See you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott.

Hey gang. It was another beautiful flat calm day out in the ocean again. We went back to where we had all of the action yesterday and picked it right back up again this morning. The short action was insane with high hooks in the 30’s releasing over a couple hundred fish to be caught another day. The keeper ratio was a little harder today possibly from the southerly breeze last night. Prowler Reg TK took the pool with a nice 4lb flattie. We will be back at again tomorrow. Thanks, Capt. Jack

Hey gang, we had beautiful weather and great conditions out in the ocean this morning. We had non stop action all day with the fares onboard catching endless shorts with 27 nice quality keepers for the coolers. The pool winner was Mike Strauss from Raritain NJ. Mike had the hot hand today not only landing the pool fish but also his limit along with throwing back over 30 shorts. As usual Joe Sr. & Jr. were the superstars of the day releasing over 226 short flukes to be caught another day. The ocean fluke fishing is heating up, so pack a lunch and come join us for great fishing. Thanks, Capt. Jack

Hey gang, it was a little windy to start the day, but it turned out to be a beautiful day. Slugged away at some big offshore sea bass with lots of shorts in the mix, Vince caught a beautiful big bass,plus some ling, not a lot of keepers on the fluke, just a few. Had some short action with the short flukes. Fishing everyday now in the ocean. Fare is $90.00and we leave 7:30am and get back 2:30pm. I will post some pictures later this afternoon. Captain Jack will see you in the morning.,

Hey gang, I decided to change things up a bit this morning and do a little scouting for some ocean fluke today. The first couple off spots we only had a few shorts and a handful of sea bass. We made a little longer run and found some solid action on shorts with some keepers in the mix. The short action was incredible but the ratio to keepers could have been better. Once the southerly picked up the bite slowed down. At the end of the day it was great to get out in the ocean and catch some fluke. The pool fish was in the 4lb range. Thanks for checking in Capt. Jack.

Hey gang, it was a beautiful day out on the fluke grounds today. Ben was high hook with 2 keepers, plus winning the daily pool with a nice big fluke. He's also going to be leading the seasonal pool. We'll get the official weight when we get back to the dock. We had some decent action on short fluke today. Quite a few 17 inch fish that would have been keepers last year. We are fluking every day, 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. We canceled our afternoon trips due to lack of interest. We are only sailing the day trips.

Hey gang, we are out with a very light group of guys today. We have a slow pick at keepers and shorts today. We had the rain come through this morning for about 45 minutes but it has turned out to be a nice day on the water. The weather looks great for the holiday weekend. I'll post pics later this afternoon (see facebook). Fluking every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. We look forward to seeing you at the dock.

Hey gang, it sure is a beautiful day for the end of May on the fluke grounds today. At 10:30 we already have a handful of keeper fluke with some short fluke in the mix. I'll post pics later this afternoon (see our facebook page). Fluking every day now 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we didn't have that one drop mop easy fishing like we had on Saturday. The conditions were not favorable this morning. We just had to work a little harder to put the fish in the coolers and buckets. At the end of the day everyone went home with nice fillets for dinner. We saw a lot more ling in the mix today and also more whiting. Fluking every day. See you tomorrow for fluke. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we are out on the fluke grounds to start the week. Working hard to get keepers with the engines running. We started getting into double digits around Noon. Ben has his limit again and is leading the daily pool. I'll post pics later this afternoon when I get in.

Hey Gang, Finally a morning of sunshine after a rainy week. We started out with some pretty nice drifting conditions and the fares onboard picked away at some nice keepers and short life. The action was pretty consistent up until the tide change and then died off. No limits today but several onboard had two a man. The pool fish was in the 4lb range. Thanks for checking in, see you on the dock. Tomorrow we will be fluke fishing and Tuesday is our Sea Bass special.

Hey gang after not being out the last 3 days with the weather, we will be able to start fishing tomorrow, Sat., May 18th. Fluke fishing has been a pretty good start to the season. Our best trip was 56 keepers and our lowest trip was 10 keepers. The average has been about 25-28 keepers. Hopefully this easterly wind has pushed some more fluke into our area. The weather looks great for the whole week next week. So come on down and let’s go fishing. Sailing every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. fare is $90. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we are out on the fluke grounds again. We have a lot of good fishermen again on the boat. Similar to last week. Tom caught the biggest fluke of the season so far at 7.2 lbs. Ben got his limit early at 10:00 a.m. We have one other limit so far. Big Joe and Big Al have 2 nice keepers each. We are up to 18 or 19 keepers so far at 11:30. Not counting the short action. Ben was high hook on keeper fluke with 5 (ORL). Ended with 26 keepers. Come tomorrow, we'll definitely be fishing tomorrow (Tues.) Unfortunately, Wed. looks like a washout. Otherwise fishing every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.; fare is $90. See you at the dock. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, I was at the helm today with Joey, Sr. and Joey, Jr. for my crew. We had another good day out on the fluke grounds. A couple of limits with some nice quality fish today. Pool winner is about 5.5 lbs. right now but we are still fishing and we are in the mid-20s with the keeper fluke. It has really been a nice start to the fluke season. We will see you on Monday. We will not be fishing on tomorrow, Mother's Day with the rain and the SE winds. Sailing 7:30 pm to 2:30 pm; fare is $90. We have two special fluke trips coming up Sat., May 18th and Sat. May 25th; 3:30 pm to 7:30 pm; limited to 22 people; fare is $70 (fare includes everything needed); call for reservations 732-245-6514. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, not a lot of people showed up at the Harbor today. Only 6 flukers for us today. Ben has his limit, he's caught 4 keepers (ORL) and won today's pool. Jimmy has his limit and Seth has his limit. Barry has 2 keepers. Big Joe fishing the bow has 2 keepers. Turned out to be a very nice day. The weather does not sound good for tomorrow (Fri.) with east wind so we will see you Saturday morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it was an absolutely dropdead gorgeous day on the fluke grounds today. Had all the good sharpies on today, a lot of good fishermen. We had a few limits on the boat today. Patrick, from the Atlantic Star had his limit and won the daily pool today with a 4.7 lb. fluke. Joey, filleted 37 keeper fluke. That was our total for today. Fluking every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The fare is $90. See you in the morning, we'll definitely be going fishing.

Hey gang! It was a pretty decent day considering we didn't have much of a drift. We had 14 customers and 21 keepers. Anthony from Old Bridge took the pool with a nice 6.4oz. Ben had 2 keepers and released 19 other shorts. Had to work the throttles all day today. See you tomorrow. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, surprisingly we made it out today with the forecast. The conditions were less than favorable, but we made the best of it and boxed some nice fluke. Regular, Russ, bagged his limit and there were several others one fish shy. We are sailing every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. for fluke and bait is supplied. Thanks Capt. Jack. Capt. Scott will be at the helm tomorrow.

Hey gang, we had good conditions for the first fluke trip of the season. We have over 40 keepers so far at 12:45 with five limits including young Robert from Hazlet. I always like to see the kids do well because they are the future. All bigger fish pretty much. Hopefully it continues. Capt. Jack is going out tonight for the striper trip 3:30 pm to 7:30 pm, fare for that is $70. He'll also be shaping up for tomorrow's (Sun.) fluke trip. I'll be back at the helm on Monday. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, what a fun end of the day. After having nothing for most of the day and it was just about time to go in I was looking with the glasses and found birds working a mile and half from where we were fishing. When we got there it was game on. All big fish. We actually got one 31" keeper. Lenny from Staten Island got his personal best 46" long, easily in the 40lb. class. It was a big fat fish he fought it for about 15 minutes. We only had 11 people today. If they didn't change the laws, we would have had 11 fish to keep today. Pretty hectic at the end of the day. I was able to snap a few pics. Come on down tomorrow for the striped bass trip.

Hey gang, not a lot of people showed up at the Harbor today we sailed with a handful of people. It was a bit of a foggy cool morning. The fishing on Monday's trip, the fish were very finicky. We covered a lot of ground and did a lot of searching and finally Mike landed a pool fish at the end of the day. It was kind of like that today. We had a little flurry late afternoon and we stayed out a little later. Dougie landed a nice 36" striped bass and John, from Garfield, won today's pool with a 31" keeper and we dropped a few fish today. We have guys from PA coming tomorrow (Thurs.) so we will definitely be sailing. The fare is $90. We have spinning rods and tackle on the boat. See you at the dock. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it’s a beautiful day on the striped bass grounds. We went to a different location all by ourselves and had fish right from the start, big fish. Regular, Ben, has caught five (ORL) already and ice cream Dave has a few nice bass. We also have other big fish being caught and released. I’ll add more pics later with a follow up report. We have Russell and the boys on the boat today. Said they were going out on our second trip today 3:30 to 7:30 so we will definitely be going for sure. Don’t miss out. A new batch of fish have moved in close to our dock. We look forward to having you on the boat. Thanks, Capt. Jack

Hey gang, we were out on the striped bass grounds again today. The big striped bass that we caught yesterday bit around 11:30 today. We got two or three good shots at them and then the little boats with the boat traffic shut them down. It's going to be beautiful weather the rest of the week. Don't miss out, come on out and land some of these big fish. Capt. Jack will see you guys in the morning. I'll be back at the helm Monday morning. Fare is $90 we leave at 7:30 a.m. and return at 2:30 p.m. We have spinning rods available on the boat and tackle. We are also doing Sat. and Sun. 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. striped bass trips for $70.

Hey gang, too bad more people didn't come out today to go fishing. We had 7 people today and got into the big striped bass and have been playing catch and release. Ben is high hook with 7 (ORL) with several in the 30 lb. class. Lenny from Staten Island is leading today's pool. I said in my last report that once we got off the moon I had a feeling the fishing would turn on. Just in time for the weekend. I'll see you in the morning (Sat.) Capt. Jack will be going back out tomorrow on the 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. trip tomorrow and he'll be back at the helm on Sunday (daytime). We will also be going back out on the 3:30 trip on Sun. afternoon. Fun day out on the fishing grounds today. Sailing every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. $90. The fare for the 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. trips is $70. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we haven’t sailed the last couple of days. Prior to that, the fishing had been very slow but Capt. Jake of the Simple Life (out of our Harbor) found the fish finning close to our dock and caught them the other day. Plus, we are coming off the moon now so things should improve going forward. Tomorrow (Fri.), Saturday and Sunday look great for conditions. Sailing every day for striped bass 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The fare is $90. Also sailing Saturday and Sunday 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. for striped bass. The fare is $70. Starting May 4th (Sat.) fluke season officially opens up and we’ll be fishing every day. But we will stay with the fishing for striped bass on Saturday and Sunday 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Capt. Jack, myself and the crew look forward to having you aboard and hopefully it’s going to be another good season. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we are out on the striped bass grounds again on this top 10 beautiful day. When we first stopped the boat this morning, Richie, fishing the back of the boat, landed a nice 31 inch keeper. Everything has been on readings. For the last two weeks, the color has been white on the shads (which have been working the best). I'll add more pics later this afternoon. We have guys coming down for tomorrow's (Tues.) trip. It's going to be another gorgeous day. So come down and join us. The fare is $90. We leave at 7:30 a.m. sharp and return at 2:30 p.m. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, a lot nicer day today than yesterday with all of that wind. I don't think anyone was fishing Saturday. Ben is leading the pool with a 31 incher so far and is high hook with 4 (ORL). We've have pretty good readings the last couple of hours and we are just starting to catch the fish with a little flurry. We'll stay out a little later. We released some big ones today as well. Lite crowd of 11 customers today on this Sunday. We have some good sharpies coming tomorrow so looking forward to that. Weather is going to be great. We'll see you at the dock. We did have enough guys for tonight's 3:30 pm to 7:30 pm bass trip, but we cancelled because of the wind that is forecasted for tonight. BUT, tomorrow will be a beautiful day. Now that the weather is nice, we've been fishing every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The fare is $90; $10 for spinning rod rentals if needed. We also do a special striped bass trip for the rest of the season every Sat. and Sun. afternoon 3:30pm to 7:30pm, but as stated not tonight because of the wind. Fare for the 3:30pm trip is $70.

Hey gang. I only had one or two texts about going fishing today. I wasn't sure what to expect, that's why I didn't post that we would definitely be sailing today (with today's weather). But there were 3 customers down to go striped bass fishing this morning and they all volunteered to pay a little extra so we are out fishing today. Seems like a striper kind of day with the fog, a little bit of mist and the wind is starting to come on a little bit out of the east now. We are fishing up in the back where we've been fishing, nothing yet but it's only 9:45. We will NOT be sailing tomorrow (Friday) and Saturday. We do have people coming down for Sunday's and Monday's trips. New York opens up for striped bass on Monday, April 15th. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we were out on the bass grounds today on another beautiful day. We went out with 10 today (which is what we've been averaging. Ben, Jimmy, Dave were back again. John, from Garfield took today's pool. The fishing was not great today. We had to do a lot of looking around. We landed a handful of stripers. Tomorrow, Wed., we have guys coming down again, so we will definitely be sailing. P.S. WE HAVE ADDED SAT. AND SUN. 3:30PM TO 7:30PM STRIPED BASS TRIPS. FARE IS $70. We will continue those trips for the rest of the season. We look forward to seeing you at the dock. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we are out on another beautiful day with a light crowd of six regulars. They are just starting to bite a bit (around Noon). Ben is high hook so far and leading the daily pool with a 29 inch keeper and has released 2 other bigger fish. We have guys coming down from PA tomorrow so we will definitely be sailing and we've added every Sat. and Sun. trips from 3:30 to 7:30 pm for striped bass. $70 is the fare (still $90 for the day trips). You can text or call me for any other information at 732-245-6514.

Hey Gang, it was a beautiful weather day out on the bass grounds but unfortunately the fish did not want to cooperate. We had a lot of current along with dirty water from all of the run off. The fares onboard landed a handful of bass on shads and spoons with Russel taking today’s pool. We’ will be at it tomorrow. See you at the dock 7:30am. Thanks. Capt Jack.

Hey gang we are out on our 6th striped bass trip of the season. We've been averaging between 10 and 11 people. That's what we have today. We're off to a good start with a nice 31 inch keeper for the first drift of the day. Weather looks great for Saturday, Sunday and Monday. The fare is $90 and we sail at 730AM and we get back at 230PM Thanks Captain Scott.

Hey Gang, Happy Easter to all. It was a beautiful Sunday out on the water and we picked away at some nice bass. We had to bounce around a few different areas to out catch together. Big Ben was high hook with 4 quality fish (ORL). Big John from Garfield landed the pool fish today. Fishing is getting better so come on down. Thank you Captain Jack

Hey gang, we made it out on our third striped bass trip of the season and landed more stripers, big fish, keepers and shorts. Derek released some big fish. It iwas another beautiful day on the water. We have 8 people signed up for Easter Sunday, so Jack is definitely going to take you fishing. See you guys at the dock. The fare is $90 and we sail at 7:30am and return 2:30 PM. Thanks Captain Scott. PS Good day for us, got into the big boy's at the end of the day.

Hey Gang We made it out on our 2nd STRIPED BASS trip of the season. Was a very nice day out on the water, flat and calm. We landed more stripers on chad's again, white leggers worked pretty good also. Jim Lewicki of Cheesequake NJ took the daily pool with a nice striper. Tomorrow they are calling for for showers, but we'll be down there lghting up if there’s a good number of people we will sail. Thanks, Captain Scott

Hey Gang were out on our first Striper trip of the season and it's a top ten gorgeous day on the water. Donata caught the first keeper of the season 31 inches. Fishing way far back at the west side of the Rail Road Bridge. Fishing everyday now weather permitting. Up to 9 now 5 keepers and 4 that went back. We'll see you in the morning. Thanks Captain Scott

Starting Wed., March 13th we will be sailing for striped bass. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., shads, spoons and top water plugs, we have spinning rods for rent $10, fare is $90. Call or text for info. 732-245-6514. Good news, bass are being caught in the back and the weather is going to be 60 and sunny so we are starting a little earlier the 13th instead of the 16th as previously posted. Open boat no reservations are needed. Sailing every day. We’ll see you then. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Our next 7 to 17 man trip will be Sat., Feb. 24th. 7:30 A.M. / 3:00 P.M. We will be targeting cod, tog and ling. We will be fishing with fresh clams and green crabs. Call for reservations to get on the list 732-245-6514. Thanks.

Our next 7 to 17 man trip will be Mon., President’s Day, Feb. 19th. 7:30 A.M. / 3:00 P.M. We will be targeting cod, tog and ling. We will be fishing with fresh clams and green crabs. Call for reservations to get on the list 732-245-6514. Thanks

We sailed with our 7 guys that were signed up. Didn't see any boats nor did I hear any on the radio today. The ocean was nice again, but the fishing was extremely slow again. Made six or seven drops with very little life. With the bad weather coming Tuesday, we won't be sailing for a while. We'll have to wait for some nice days and then I'll set up for more 7 to 17 men trips. Hopefully some cod will move into the area. I'll keep you updated on when our next trip will be. We've been fishing with green crabs and fresh clams for bait. Thanks, Capt. Scott

We are just getting to the fishing grounds now. Hopefully, we can find some better life than we did on our last trip Thurs. There’s a slight heave, but not too bad. We have 16 on for today’s trip with one cancellation this morning for a fellow that was under the weather. We are going to try some wrecks in 140 to 150 later. We did a lot of moving around today from 170 to 90. Very slow day, just a few ling so far today. We are still fishing. Tomorrow, Sunday, we have 5 signed up, so give a call or text to get on tomorrow’s trip. It’s going to be a nice day. We need at least 7 people to sail and we keep it capped at 17 people for this time of the year. Call me so we can get out on the grounds tomorrow. 732-245-6514. 7:30 am to 3:00 pm. Green crabs and clams supplied for bait. Heated handrails and heated cabin for your comfort. Fare is $90. 732-245-6514. Thanks, Capt. Scott

We are out today with the 17 that signed up plus Captain Jake of the Simple Life is also out with us today. Have some good fishermen aboard today. It certainly is a beautiful morning for this time of the year. We should be at the fishing grounds in about an hour and hopefully we can get the tog to bite a little bit as well as some ling and cod. I’ll post a follow up report later after we get in. As far as the next two trips, I have 10 signed up for Saturday and 4 signed up for Sunday so far. As I posted in my last report, as long as we have 7 we will sail. We keep it capped at 17 (like today). We are fishing with fresh green crabs and clams. 7:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. Fishing depths of 95 to 125. Heated handrails and heated cabin for your comfort. Call or text me 732-245-6514 to get on any of the next 3 trips. The ocean is going to be nice for all 3 of those days. But, the weather is supposed to turn ugly starting Monday, so we probably won’t be out for a while. Thanks, Capt. Scott

For the rest of February, we are only going to pick certain days to fish. Reservations only, limited to no more than 17 people. As long as we have a minimum of 7 we will sail. We already have 5 guys signed up for Feb. 8th, Thursday’s trip so two more and we will definitely be sailing. For reservations call 732-245-6514. We are sailing 7:30 a.m. sharp returning at 3:00 p.m. Headed Handrails and Cabin. We’ll have clams and green crabs for bait. We will be fishing from 95 to 125 feet area. Thank you, Capt. Scott

We are out today with 11 people. I was just talking with Capt. Stevie of the Ocean Explorer and Capt. Greg of the Ocean Eagle. Not a lot of boats out, but it is Feb. It's a pretty nice day out in the ocean. We are almost to the fishing grounds. I'll do a follow up report later this afternoon with pics (hopefully). Tomorrow the forecast is for North winds gusting to 30 so Sunday will be the much nicer day to fish. Reservations are needed. We have green crabs for bait and we also have clams if needed. Sailing 7:30 a.m. to 2:30/3:00 p.m. Fare is $90.

We made it out today with a pretty decent crowd for this time of the year. We couldn't get them going where we caught fish on our last couple of trips. So we moved out to a little deeper water and we have a slow pick on some keepers with some shorts. We are up to six keeper tog, with some shorts, about a half dozen short cod released. There is a slight heave out here. Maybe that is affecting the fishing today. There are four other party boats fishing with us today and that's the consensus after talking with those captains as well. But, it is a pretty nice day out on the ocean though. It is going to blow hard tomorrow, Sunday. So, our next two trips will be Thursday and Friday, Feb. 1st and 2nd. The blackfish limit stays the same for the month of Feb. four per person. Plus, we should start seeing more cod fish showing up. That's the Noon report, I'll post pics later this afternoon.

We made it out today again with some really good guys on the boat. Big Joe and Gary came back from yesterday. Dave Brink and his son Dave from Middletown are on board today. Ruben and Stan as well as some good guys that travelled all the way from Brooklyn to come out with us. Our first drop we had enough SE wind to hold us tight on our anchors. Had a pretty decent bite on keepers and shorts for this time of the year, but then the fog rolled in and we lost the conditions completely. Big Joe is high hook with three keeper tog, a couple of others had two keepers, some with one and others with just shorts. That's the Noon report. I'll post pictures this afternoon. Our next trip will be Saturday, January 27th. We have some good guys coming down so we will definitely be sailing.

We are out here with 8 guys today. We went to a different a location, a little deeper water from where we usually fish this time of the year. The good news is - we have life. We have seven keeper tog already (10:00 a.m.) with some shorts. Good to see. Regular, Gary took today's pool and we also had some doubles today. We are fishing every day (weather permitting). You can always text me or call me and let me know you're coming and I'll give you a report on conditions. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30/3:00 p.m. fare is $90, heated handrails and heated cabin for your comfort. Next trip tomorrow, Wednesday. We already have enough guys to sail.

JAN. 18th - UPDATE - NEXT TWO BLACKFISH TRIPS ARE TUES., JAN. 23RD AND WED., JAN. 24TH

Things are going to warm up considerably on Tuesday, into the 40's. We have regulars coming down both days, Tues., Jan. 23rd and Wed. Jan. 24th so we will definitely be sailing. Fishing with green crabs and white leggers for bait. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30/3:00 p.m. Heated handrails and heated cabin for your comfort. Fare is $90.

Hey gang, we are out today with nine anglers for a very nice day out on the ocean. The water color is better than I thought it would be. We're just starting to fish right now. We don't have the best conditions with wind against tide. I'll do a follow up report later. update - We made lots of drops today. The tog were there, but didn't bite for us today. Our next trip will be Monday, Jan. 15th, Martin Luther King Day.

We haven't been able to shape up with the conditions and the weather the last five days. However, the good news is that we will be fishing on Fri., Jan. 12th for sure. We have some regulars already signed up. That's the only day we'll be able to fish. Good conditions, 10 to 15 NW, calm seas. We've been averaging 3 to 4 high hook and 1 to 2 keepers per person with pretty good short action as well when conditions are right. We are still fishing 55 to 70 feet and we have plenty of crabs for bait. Fishing the rest of the month (weather permitting). 7:30 a.m. to 2:30/3:00 p.m. Heated handrails and heated cabin for your comfort. Fare is $90. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we are out on another nice day on the blackfish grounds. We are out with a pretty decent crowd of good blackfish fishermen. It's 11:00 a.m. and the blackfish are chewing. Loads of shorts today. I watched Big Joe fishing the bow catch at least 35 tog on the first drop. We do have keepers in the mix. Looks like these fish moved out of the river. Tomorrow's trip looks good to go. The wind won't come on until late afternoon. So we will be shaping up to go fishing. Friday will be a no-go, but Saturday looks good. Sunday looks bad. Sailing everyday (weather permitting) the whole month of January. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 / 3:00 p.m. $90 Fare; heated cabin and heated handrails for your comfort. Thanks, I'll post pics later this afternoon.

Hey gang, we're out on a pretty nice day, banging away at keeper blackfish and shorts. We didn't make it out the last couple of days (Sun. and Mon.) but we are out today with 15 good guys. Tomorrow we have guys coming as it's supposed to be one of the nicest days of the week. So we will be sailing tomorrow 100%. The forecast though is calling for a lot of wind on Thurs. and Fri. so we'll have to wait and see about those two days. We've been catching all of our fish on green crabs. Joey had a bushel of white leggers last week, but actually they didn't make a difference. The bite has been on the greens as I said. Fishing the whole month of January weather permitting. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 / 3:00 p.m. Fare is $90. Heated handrails and heated cabin for your comfort. Thanks. I'll post pics later.

Hey gang, we are out today on a very windy day, but we are picking some blackfish first thing this morning. A lot better than yesterday. Yesterday's problem was that we had a pretty big heave out on the ocean from the blow the day before. We just had a slow pick on keepers yesterday with some short action. We had super people on the boat yesterday including some of our favorite bass customers. Mark and Russell both had a couple of keepers and Mark won the pool. Very good conditions for tomorrow (Sun.) and Monday with Capt. Jack being at the helm. Tuesday looks good and I'll be at the helm on Tuesday. We have some regulars coming down. I'll post pictures later this afternoon. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Conditions look great for the next five days starting tomorrow, Thurs., Dec. 28th. The fishing has been pretty good of late. The last couple of weeks high hook have been averaging four keeper tog with most of the guys landing two to three keepers on average with pretty good short action - lots of 14 inch blackfish released. We've been fishing from 50 to 70 feet of water. It's been a pretty mild winter so far so I don't see the fish moving out of the area for a long time. Actually, it will get better when the bigger fish move out of the Hudson River. I'll be running the boat tomorrow (Thurs.), Fri. and Sat. and Capt. Jack will be at the helm on Sun. and Mon. New Year's day. We will definitely be fishing the whole month of January for blackfish. Sailing 7:30 a.m. returning 2:30/3:00 p.m. Fare is $90. We have heated handrails and heated cabin for your comfort. We've had some while leggers aboard, but to be honest, the fish have been biting on the green crabs at the location we've been fishing. When it gets a little colder and the fish move out a little deeper, we will start using the white leggers along with the greens. You can text me or call me at 732-245-6514 to ask about the conditions or anything else you need to know. We look forward to seeing you at the dock. Thanks, Capt. Scott, Capt. Jack and crew Joey, Sr., Joseph, Jr. and John.

We are out today with a pretty decent crowd of mostly Prowler regulars. Little bit of a foggy morning with light wind but at least we were able to get our two anchors out and they are tight and we are where we want to be. So far at 10:00 a.m. we have a handful of nice keeper tog and probably a couple dozen shorts. There is a slight ground swell out here but they are chewing a bit. I'll post a follow-up report later with pics. Our next trip after today will be Thurs., Dec. 28th. We have Big Joe, Gary and some of our other regulars coming for Thursday. Tomorrow, the forecast is for rain so we will not be lighting up. So, we'll see you Thursday a.m. Hope everyone had a Merry Christmas. We look forward to seeing you at the dock. Thanks, Capt. Scott - UPDATE Well it turned out to be an ok day for a very foggy day. Some did better than others. We were right around that 20 keeper range with a pretty good bite on the short action, over 100.

We were out again today with 9 customers. Not a lot of people down at the harbor today. Too bad as it was a nice day on the ocean. We had blackfish chewing first thing this morning. High hook was 4 keeper tog. One young man had three keepers some had two. The bite stopped around 12:00 pm when high tide came in. Tomorrow (Christmas Eve) looks great with good condition for fishing. See you tomorrow at the dock. Thanks Capt. Scott. Next trip Dec.26th Tuesday

Well this was the first time out for us since the storm and we have 11 customers for a very nice day on the ocean. I talked with a few of the Captains that were out yesterday and they said it was not good on keepers and very little life with shorts with the water being muddy so I didn't kown to expect today. It's noon time today were into double digits on keeper tog and have ok live on shorts. High hook so for is Brett with 3 keepers and Big Joe with 3 also and several guys with 2 and some with 1 so far and like I said were still fishing. The conditions look good for Saturday and Sunday. I'll post pictures later. Heated Handrails and Cabin for your comfort. 730AM 230PM-300PM fare is $90. Thanks Captain Scott

We ended up with 10 regular blackfish customers. They've been chewing pretty much all day. Pretty good fishing. I watched Big Joe up in the bow catch 25 to 30 tog. Turned out to be a nice day. We have one more day to catch them, tomorrow, Saturday before the big storm moves in. We have a few guys coming back tomorrow, so come on down and join us. After tomorrow's trip our next trip won't be until Thursday, Dec. 21st. I'll post pics later this afternoon.

We sailed today with a decent amount of Prowler regulars. Didn't know what to expect after Sunday night / Monday's storm. The day started out slow with wind against tide. We had good anchoring conditions with plenty of wind to hold our anchors all day. We had to move to a different location and had the shorts biting pretty good with some nice keepers starting to come in at the end of the day. The guys were definitely getting the bites. Should be good conditions for tomorrow, Friday and Saturday. Although, Sunday and Monday are looking bad (right now). Come on down and don't miss out. I'll post a few pics later this afternoon.

Blackfishing has been pretty decent when conditions are right. The average has been 3 keepers per person with some limits. After missing the last week with the flu, we are back ready to go starting tomorrow, Wed., Dec. 13th (sailing every day, weather permitting). 7:30 a.m. to 2:30/3:00 p.m. Fare is $90, green crabs supplied for bait.

We sailed with 11 today. When we were able to keep the anchors tight we had the togs chewing a bit. But we had better conditions and better fishing on yesterday's trip. Gary and Johnny Moon had 4 keeper tog each. A couple of the other guys had 2, most had 1 and a few guys with just short action. Tomorrow, Sat., even though it's going to be a fairly nice day I didn't get any emails or calls so we will NOT be shaping up tomorrow. Sunday, the forecast is for rain all day with NE winds so our next blackfish trip will be on either Tues. or Wed. next week. I'll keep you updated. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we are out with some good regulars, Big Joe, Mr. Kim, Gary and the rest of the guys. We have a pretty good bite on the blackfish today. The average was 3 a man, high hook was Pat with 4. We will definitely be sailing tomorrow (Fri.) See you at the dock.

Hey gang, we are now blackfishing every day (weather permitting). Capt. Jack will be at the helm for tomorrow's trip. He said he's going to put you guys on the meat tomorrow. So don't miss out. Sailing 7:30 a.m. returning 2:30 / 3:00 p.m. Monday's weather is calling for 30 mph wind and possible rain so I would call first if you are thinking on coming down for Monday's trip.

Hey gang, we had a good crowd of great customers, and no one wanted to catch them more than me. I was hoping for a bit of a good bite today after Mondays trip, but it just didn't happen today. We had very good double anchoring conditions, and we anchored on 8 or 9 drops. We got on everything we wanted to be on, but it was a very slow day. Landed 13 keeper blackfish, and a slow pick on the shorts. I really do believe Tuesdays storm affected our fishing today. Pittsburgh Steeler fan Steve won the big pool today with a nice 5lber. Hats off to my crew, Joey Sr and Joseph Jr, doing an awesome job taking care of our customers. Tomorrow will be our last striped bass trip, then Sunday Nov 26th we will be Blackfishing everyday. $90 fare, 7:30am to 2:30-3pm. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, striped bass fishing has been red hot. All the action has been on shads. We are fishing only Sat. and Sun. now for striped bass. So don't miss out. We'll see you at the dock. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we sailed with only a handful of customers today Lenny,Gary, Tom and Johnny Moon. All had their limit on tog. Good conditions and the fish were biting all day. Next tog trip will be Black Friday Nov 24th 700AM-400PM Fare is $110 limited on people. Heated Handrails and Cabin. Call for reservations at 732-245-6514 Thanks Captain Scott

NOV. 7TH - FOR THE REST OF THE STRIPED BASS SEASON ALL VETERANS WILL RECEIVE A $25 DISCOUNT ON THEIR FARE.

NOV. 6TH - UPDATE STAYING STRIPED BASS FISHING - NOV. 7TH AND NOV. 11TH VETERANS $25 OFF THEIR FARE.

Hey gang, with the great striped bass fishing that we've been having we've decided to stick with it everyday. We are out again today. We've been averaging 12 to 15 customers. Tomorrow, Tuesday, Nov. 7th and Saturday, Nov. 11th all veterans will get $25 off their fare. UPDATE - we will be giving a $25 discount for the rest of the striper season to all veterans. Also, just an FYI we are doing a special blackfish trip on opening day, Nov. 16th (see above).

Hey gang, it was another beautiful day out on the striper grounds. Great fishing with limits for all 11 today. That's what we've been averaging 11-15 people a trip. Which is fine with us. Guys have plenty of room to walk their fish and enjoy themselves. It was great to have Lenny from Staten Island back fishing with us and he had a great day catching his limit and releasing. Jimmy had a real big one and the rest of the guys were super today. Love to see the guys catch fish. The striped bass fishing has been so good that we are going to stick with it. We are only going to do one blackfish trip - Nov. 16th and then we will continue with this great striped bass fishing for as long as the bass are around. We leave at 7:30 a.m. sharp and we dock around 2:30/3:00 p.m. The fare is $90. We have brand new spinning rounds for $10 and we have all the shads and the rest of the tackle if you need it. Tomorrow, Nov. 7th and Saturday, Nov. 11th all veterans will get $25 off of their fare. We appreciate their service. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, I just got off the phone with Capt. Jack and he said it is incredible fishing. A nice light crowd again of 13 people and everyone has their limit and they are releasing fish already. It doesn’t get any better than this. A complete beatdown. Capt. Jack said all fish are being caught and released on shads. Although last week on the full moon, we were catching bass with the live bunker. Will post pics later this afternoon when the boys hit the dock. We have people coming for tomorrow’s trip (Mon.). Come on down, don’t miss out. We have brand new spinners for rent for $10 and the fare is $90. We’ve been sailing just about every day with a nice comfortable crowd of about 12 to 15 people. So you can walk your fish without getting all tangled up. See you guys in the morning. Thank you.

Hey gang, we are out today and just about have the boat limited out at only 9:30. Nice comfortable crowd of 12. We are sailing everyday. If you feel like going on a packed boat go with the other guy. He's the striper king. I'll post pics later of Derrick, Russell and the other good anglers we have on the boat today. Jack will see you guys tomorrow. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang we sailed with a baker's dozen for customers and had a pretty good day with the stripers right in our own backyard not too far from the dock. Tim and Travis father and son from Sussex NJ had their limit and won the pool with a 16lb bass. Larry Love from South Carolina caught and released some big bass fishing with live bunkers that we snagged for bait. Most of the fish were caught on the shads today with a fair amount of keepers and slot fish at (24-28") that we have bonus tags for. We probably let go about 3 dozen. It was a fun day on the water except for all the boat traffic. But that's to be expected with the great fishing in our bay and the nice warm weather for this time of the year. Sailing everyday now 7:30am to 2:30pm for STRIPED BASS. The fare is $90 and we have brand new spinning rods for rent for $10. Open boat or you can call for reservations at 732-245-6514. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, we are out on the striper grounds and having a very good day. Catching them on shads and we are snagging live bunkers - catching that way too. Sailing every day for stripers. Come on down, the weather has been great. We have slot fish and have our bonus tags all ready for you. So don't miss out. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, good news, STRIPED BASS have arrived. That being said. We're fishing for them this Saturday and Sunday. Oct. 28th and Oct.29th. 7:30AM to 2:30PM. The fare is $90. Plus, we have brand new spinning rods for rent at $10. You can buy shads on the boat or bring your own. You can call or text for reservations on the STRIPED BASS TRIPS At 732-245-6514 to save your spot. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we started out inshore, a lot of sea bass, but too many shorts. We went off shore and took a further ride into the deeper water and got lucky with some big sea bass and jumbo porgies. We drifted and anchored, the only thing was that the dogs were a little annoying today. We had our 20 guys on the boat today (which is the cap) and I would say the average was between 5 and 6 keepers per person today. Joey has some pictures on his phone that he will send me later of today's trip and I'll post around 6:00 p.m. Back to our regular schedule for the bottom fish 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. We will keep you posted about the striper fishing in the future. We'll see you in the morning. We have people coming down and the weather will be beautiful all week. The ocean is going to be flat calm also, like today. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, starting Oct. 24th we will be doing some special bottom fishing trips for sea bass, tog and ling cod- 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Limited to 20 people at $120 per person. Must call for reservations at 732-245-6514. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, tomorrow morning (Tuesday) we will be leaving early for the shipyard (for about a week). When we are done there hopefully, the striped bass will be here!! Thanks Captain Scott.

Hey gang, it was another beautiful day to be out on the ocean. We went into search mode this afternoon and found some new bottom that we haven't fished this year and it paid off for us, Larry Love from South Carolina came back from yesterday and was high. Hook with 13 nice big keeper sea bass (ORL). Dave Brink. and Billy Kennedy had a nice catch of sea bass in there' cooler..Billy took the daily pool with a big sea bass today, and the rest of the guys did pretty good also.Big Joe,Doc, Bobby from Florida and TK, Chuck and the rest of the guys. The average was from 5 to 8 keeper sea bass a man today with some big ones again, few tog in the mix. Tomorrow will be good day to fish the ocean. So come on down and catch ur dinner. Thanks Captain Scott.

Hey gang, we had a decent crowd of customers for a beautiful top 10 weather day on the ocean. We fished a lot of areas today and we had a couple new customers with Anderson and Leo fishing the bow. They were high hook with 17 a nice keeper sea bass in the cooler. The average was 3 to 5 keeper sea bass per person today. Some BIG sea bass and a few togs in the mix. Larry Love from South Carolina won today's daily pool and said he's coming back tomorrow. Everyone went home with fresh fish for dinner. It sure was a fun day. Looking forward to getting back out tomorrow. You have Thursday and Friday for the next 2 days of nice weather, so don't miss out. Here a few pics from today. See you in the morning. Thanks Capt. Scott.

Hey gang, we were out today with a light crowd of five customers. All regulars, so we took them fishing and we are glad we did. We fished a couple locations, loads of short sea bass. You had to feather through them to get the keepers. Mr. Kim had 9 keeper sea bass. Big Joe had 8 keeper bass, plus a keeper tog. Gary had 8 keepers and the other two customers had 7 and 5. Glad to see there was some life after all of that east wind that we had for the past week. Fishing every day (weather permitting) 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. Weather is going to be good the rest of the week!

Hey gang, good news! We start fishing for sea bass, progies, tog and ling tomorrow (Tues., Oct. 3rd). We will be sailing every day (weather permitting). Then around the 3rd week of October we will start striper fishing, every day. Thanks, Capt. Scottl

Well Gang, It looks like the fat lady is singing good bye to our fluke season until next year! We had an awesome season right out of the gate from opening day right up until this blow. It sure would have been nice to finish up on the 27th but unfortunately the weather just put an end to it. I want to thank all of our customers for a great season because without you we wouldn’t be able to do what we do day in and out. Our entire crew worked/fished hard this season always striving to provide the best onboard experience catching fish. We landed a lot of quality keeper fluke throughout the season and had some jumbos take the monthly pools. Our seasonal pool winner is Big Joe with his 7.25 lb fluke. Unfortunately our biggest fish of the season was a nice 11.8 lb double digit but was not in our seasonal pool, you have to be in it to win it Billy Chiavarini! It’s always a pleasure to make new customers and continue to fish with those that have supported us over the years. On behalf of myself, Captain Jack, Joe Sr., Jr. and John just want to say thank you for sailing with us this fluke season and we look forward to seeing all of you in the fall for Striped Bass and some special bottom fishing trips.

Hey gang, it was a top 10 day weatherwise and the fish were chewing again. We had limits all around the boat. High hook was Mr. and Mrs. Kim fishing the bow with 10 keeper fluke (ORL) and Mr. Kim won the daily pool with a 5.4 lber. A lot of regulars today and well over 60 keepers. Tomorrow will be the same as today weatherwise and conditions. I know a lot of our guys that were on the boat today will be coming back tomorrow. Let's get down early tomorrow because when we get our quota of people we like to shove off at 7:00A.M. Don't miss out, see you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, the drift started out a bit fast in the morning and at the end of the day. But, we caught them again and the fish were chewing. We had some great guys on the boat today that worked hard. Multiple limits, action all day. We had a total of 55 keeper fluke and had a decent bite all day. Now for the bad news, the forecast is for a bad NE storm that will ruin it for the weekend. I'm hoping they are wrong, but you guys have two good days to fish - tomorrow (Wed.) and Thursday. Conditions are going to be great, the fish will be still be biting so let's go get them. If you have to work - call in sick. We'll see you guys in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang. Not a lot of people showed up. We sailed with 8 customers. What a shame because the fish were chewing again. Big Joe and Tony had double limits (ORL). With the 8 customers and myself fishing we were able to get our 27 keeper fluke. Too bad more people didn't show up because in spite of the rain it was a pretty nice day. Hopefully, we'll have a good turn out for tomorrow. I know we have guys coming. Joey, Sr. and Capt. Jake from the Simple Life will be the crew for tomorrow's trip. Looking forward to getting back out on the grounds. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we had another beautiful flat calm day out in the ocean on the fluke grounds. The fares onboard has some great action right out of the gate with plenty of fluke flying over the rails. You had to weed through the shorts for the keepers however the action was solid. Made a move to try and target some bigger fish over a few hangs and right away Mr. Kim landed a fat 5.6lb fluke followed up Matts 5.2lb fish. The last area we fished was the most productive with multiple limits being landed onboard with a solid spread of keepers around the boat along with never ending short life. The highlight of the day was Prowler regular Max Zazzarino (12 years old) from Middletown landing a 8.6lb fluke. He’s a really turning into a sharpie at an early age and works hard at the rail on every trip, congrats Max! We will be back at again in the AM, thanks for checking in!

Hey gang, we only had 10 customers come to Atlantic Highlands this morning and we sailed with six of them. Big Joe and Jimmy from the Star came back again from yesterday. We also had Mr. and Mrs. Kim today as well as Danny and Ben. The weathermen must have scared everyone with 90% rain forecasted for today. It didn't rain at all on today's trip. The day started out with a little bit of a roll but then when we got wind with tide it turned out to be a nice day on the ocean. Everyone got their limit on the keeper fluke by mid-morning. Then we were catching and releasing. It was crazy, Big Joe was catching doubleheader keeper fluke and throwing them back. I think he did that 3 times today. We stopped fishing at 12:30 and we should be hitting the dock around 2:00 (just like yesterday). You guys should really take advantage of this great fluke fishing and not listen to the weathermen because this won't last long. Fluke season is almost over. We'll be lighting up again tomorrow morning. So we'll see what happens. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we started the day out at our first location with a small fleet of boats. It was about 90 percent short action with some keepers mixed in. I didn’t waste much time there I decided to look for something better. And the second location - we beat on them. We were the only boat there fishing and had it all to ourselves for 2-1/2 hours. It reminded me of the old days. Big Joe had a triple limit on keepers (ORL), Ocean Pete had about the same (ORL), Jimmy from the Star had 5 (ORL). We had a total of 17 customers on the boat today and everyone on the boat went home with their 3 keepers - a boat limit. Including Joe Sr. and myself we had a total of 57 keeper fluke. We stopped fishing at 12:30 and went home early. We docked about 2:00 today. We had 7 or 8 bigger fish today. Doc won the daily pool with a 7.10 lber. Big Joe had a 6.25 lber. The new leader for the big pool. And we had quite a few in the 4 to 5 lb. class. We let a lot of fluke go today. It sure was a fun day on the ocean. Let’s go fishing tomorrow (Wed.) Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, the report is similar to the last two trips. Not a lot if people down. The ocean was flat calm and we had no rain. Young Max out-fished the rest of the guys today, having his limit. His dad Tony had one, we had some doubles and Duane won the pool with a nice flattie. With the lack of clientele the last two trips, our next trip will be Tuesday, Sept. 12th. See you then. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we were out today with another light crowd. We didn’t get any rain all day. The weather was fine and the drift was good. We fished 3 different locations and had action all day. Too bad sea bass season isn’t open. We released so many sea bass today it was sad. Mike was high hook with 4 nice flatties (ORL). Jack had 2, Bob had 2 keepers and Mr. and Mrs. Kim had a couple nice keepers in their cooler. See you guys in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

We sailed with a light group of good guys today and when we had a drift this morning we were banging away at some nice keeper fluke. But then we lost the float and it was slow for us the rest of the day. Gene the Jets fan took the daily pool and Buck had his limit and was high hook on flatties with three. See you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, after not being out yesterday (Mon.), we were out on the fluke grounds today. It was a hot one today. We fished three different locations. Not much of a drift all day, but the fluke were hungry and chewing a bit. Big Joe had his limit of 3 flatties and released 20 short fluke. We caught some big trigger fish today. We had some nice doubles and some big singles today. Mike Micholas of Rocksbury NJ was today’s pool winner with a 6.4 lber. and we released a whole bunch of sea bass today. Only 22 fluke days left. Don’t miss out! See you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, the conditions were not the greatest the last couple of days. Had to really work hard to get the keepers. Yesterday, Mr and Mrs Kim had 4 nice flatties in their cooler, and today we slugged away at some nice quality fluke. We released many big keeper sea bass, along with the short fluke. Erica from North Middletown won today's pool. Capt Jack and the boys will see you in the morning. Thanks Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we were out today with a fairly light crowd, we couldn't fish where we've been fishing because the current was really strong so we picked an alternate location and made the beat of it. Slugged away at keepers with some shorts, Freddy was high hook on keeper fluke with 5 (ORL), the next 3 days the weather is going to be really nice don't miss out! See you at the dock!

Hey gang, not a lot of people down the harbor this morning. We had only 5 customers, but we wanted to go fishing so we took them. We had pretty good day with some big fluke caught. Everyone on the boat when home with fluke and sea bass. Including myself! The ocean was pretty good today, although at the end of the day we started to roll a bit. I'm not sure about the weather Wednesday and Thursday. But our regulars are coming down Friday. So that will be our next trip. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, not a lot of people today, but certainly enough to sail with. A couple under a Baker's dozen. We had to work a little harder for keepers as the conditions were different than yesterday. Pretty good roll on the ocean, but certainly fishable. Regular, Larry was high hook with 4 flatties. (ORL). Nice to see him back on the boat again. Freddie had 2 big ones, Jimmy from the Star had a couple of beauties and Chris had a couple and took the daily pool with a big flatty. The ocean will be okay tomorrow so let's go fishing. See you in the morning. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey Gang, What an awesome day on the fluke grounds. After a few week Hiatus due to a back injury it was great to be back in the saddle with the Sunday regulars. We had a little breeze in the AM but the fluke were hungry right out of the gate on the first drift. When the current slacked off we took a short run to a different area and went to work. The boys ended up with a savage bite and put a beating on the fluke while I worked throttles. There were many limits onboard including Tony, Tommy S, Pete, Bobby, Big Joe, Mike and Paddy on fish up to 5.5lbs. If it wasn't for the annoying sea bass we could have doubled our catch for sure. Day end total was 62 keepers! Thanks. Capt Jack.

Hey gang, it was pouring rain at the dock this morning and still raining on our way out to the fishing grounds, but the sun came out and it's a beautiful day out on the ocean. Good day on catching keeper fluke and it's only 11:00. Mr. and Mrs. Kim are back out again and both have their limits on nice flatties. Mrs. Kim is leading the pool so far today with a big fluke Somewhere in the 7lb class. Lenny from Staten Island has some nice fish in the boat also. Plus, we landed some really big sea bass today. I'll have a follow-up report on Prowler5 Facebook later.

Hey we started the day off with a big crowd of Prowler regulars mostly, with some really good people today. We took a long ride today, 19 miles the ocean was a bit rollie but it ended up togang, be a really nice day. We had to feather threw hundreds of short fluke coming into the boat all day (the most Ive seen this year), and we were in the 20's on keeper fluke. John took the pool today with a nice flattie nothing really big around the 4 pound class. We have a big time corporate charter tomorrow so we will not be available, and going to be fishing a shorter location tomorrow where we got a good report! Awesome day on the water. Next trip Saturday August 26th.

Hey Gang, we were out today with an okay crowd we had to work real hard to find keepers but we finally did get a decent drift and landed some nice big fluke! Mike with the Yankee hat was high hook with 5 flatties (ORL), Jimmy from the Atlantic Star landed 4 keepers (ORL) and took the daily pool with a 7.2, second big fluke he caught with us this year, too bad he's not in the monthly pools. We are going to pass on tomorrow. We have a lot of good Prowler 5 regulars coming down Wednesday.

Hey Gang, we were out today with another nice crowd of Prowler regulars. I knew we had a small opportunity to get the first drift in where we fished yesterday. We used our speed to get there quick. Had a great first drift, with a dozen keeper fluke, and at least 60 shorts. Went to make the second drift, and there was no drift, .1. We didn't waste any time, and flew offshore into the deep water to get the job done. Had to work the pieces over and over. Had really nice sea bass all around the boat, few porgys, and a good mess of keeper fluke. Ocean Pete took today's pool and had his limit. Big Joe had his fluke limit, along with Pat and Crusty who also got their limit. Fished hard for a great group of people. Pleasure having Mr Kim out on the Prowler 5 again with us after being here Wednesday with his family. We left a little earlier today, and stayed out later. Kudos to Joe Sr, Joe Jr, and Johnny, worked their tails off today and took great care of the people as always. Thanks, Capt Scott. PS NOT AVAILABE THURSDAY, AUG 24.

Hey Gang, we had a pretty big crowd today for a nice day on the ocean. We had the A-Team on deck today, Joey Sr, Joey Jr, and Johnny. Very good fluke action all day right from the start, with at least 300 shorts boated and released. Some nice keepers in the mix as well. Pool fish was in the 4lb class. Fished a different location today to the south east. We will have the same crew tomorrow, and we're looking forward to getting back out there. See you in the morning!

Hey gang, we are out today. It's a little rollie out on the ocean. We are up to 15 or 16 keeper fluke with pretty decent short action. But, like I said, it's very rollie. The forecast is bad for tomorrow. I wouldn't come down, save your money. The weekend, however, is looking great. NOT AVAILABLE THURS., AUG. 24TH.

It turned out to be a beautiful day out on the water with some great people. It was a pleasure to have Mr. and Mrs. Kim and their family aboard our boat today. The kids had a blast and they did a great job with the fish. A nice cooler of fish. Big Joe was high hook today with 4 ORL flatties. Jack had 2 nice keepers and won today’s pool with a 4.8 lber. Johnny Moon had 2 nice keepers and the Kim family had 7 nice fluke plus their sea bass..Plus others with keeper fluke and everyone on the boat had fresh fish to go home with. We were right in the high teens with keeper fluke today. We also had very good short action which was good for the kids. Weather is going to be great all week. Don’t miss out, come down and join us. One footnote, we are NOT available THURSDAY, AUG. 24TH. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, we did have a bounce back on fishing, they were chewing a little bit today. Our regular Gary from Philipsburg NJ, was on fire today he was high hook with 7 nice flatties ORL. We had a few limits on the boat today, and we had a several doubles in the mix, Jimmy from the Atlantic Star, Jack had two and others. We only had a handful of keeper seabass today, but it was nice to get into the 20's with keeper fluke. We'll be lighting up tomorrow so see you in the morning.

Hey Gang, I got the call that I was running the boat today Captain Jack was a bit under the weather, but is doing better and will definitely be back at the helm next Sunday! Anyways after having 55 keeper fluke on Fridays trip, I was looking to have that same fishing today with a bunch of very good fisherman. We had a pretty big crowd comfortable to fish, we started where we caught fish on Fridays trip, seen a few but I could tell it wasn't going to happen there, plus the drift really wasn't great. So we took a long ride offshore into the deeper water, where Captain Jack beat on em last Sunday. We didn't have any luck today out there a handful of keepers, loaded up on big seabass, and had to start releasing keeper bass plus chub mackerel. We left the area, finally getting a good drift at the end of the day, staying out a little later but we just couldn't get the job done today. We ended the day with 12 keeper fluke, a boat limit with giant seabass (biggest ones of the season) and some short action which we didn't really care about today. I think they'll bite tomorrow, and I should have a better report for you guys. See you in the morning.

Hey Gang we brought our A game today! We had quite a few limits on the boat, we had a nice crowd but a comfortable crowd with plenty of room to catch fish. We fished three different locations today, and had fish comin in all day. Big Joe was high hook on keeper fluke today with 7 ORL, TK had 5 nice flatties ORL and Gary had 5 in the boat too ORL! Did well on the big sea bass again. Joey and John fileted for over 2 hours, and everyone on our boat went home with fresh fish! It really was a great day the people were so happy getting off the boat today, and to boot the weather was absolutely beautiful , good drift all day. Kudos to our new deck hand John, him and Joey Sr work so well together, and always get the job done for our team, it's really nice to see a young man that wants to work everyday, and bring a lot of passion to this job. It's going to be a beautiful weekend so don't miss out we look forward to seeing you on the dock! PS: I was only able to snap 13 pictures there was many more I could have taken but things were a little hectic today, great trip today.

Hey gang, we were out today with some great guy that we knew were coming down today, we took a long ride offshore into the deeper water but it was very rolly with the wind still blowing. Plan A wasn't working so we switched to Plan B, we had good action all day with loads of short fluke, some nice keepers in the mix and some big seabass. We had a few limits on the boat today and Jack Pauers took the pool with a 5.5 nice fluke. All and all turned out to be a beautiful day. The ocean is going to be flat tomorrow, looking forward to getting back out there see you in the morning! Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, we were out on a breezy day, there was a bit of a roll from last night's storm but it was fishable and we had a good drift all day! We had a fairly light crowd for today. Jimmy from the Atlantic Star was high hook with 4 nice flatties ORL. We did good on the big seabass again and have good conditions to go offshore tomorrow. Please bring the heavier rods, and leave the light poles home! Looking forward to getting out tomorrow with a bunch of great guys, see you in the morning!

Hey Gang, sailed with a nice crowd of regulars and some newbies today. Decided to change things up a bit today and hit some deep water and the action was non-stop. Tommy, Pat and Ocean Pete put on a show landing limits plus (Orl) with Pete taking the pool with a nice 6lb flattie. There was a beautiful spread of keepers around the boat and the short life was insane with high hook over 25. Sometimes you just have to go against the grain!

Hey Gang, we took the long ride like we said we would do, and it was a good for fluking! We had limits on the boat, good action pretty much all day, we ended the day in the high 30's on keepers. Joey Sr. and Joey Jr. worked hard all day they'll be with captain Jack again tomorrow on Sunday, I'm sure captain Jacks gonna put you guys on the meat tomorrow! Should have the same condition tomorrow like we did today. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey Gang we were out again today on the fluke grounds, we fished a different location today looking for the bigger fluke. No limits today we had some doubles and we landed some real big seabass today again! Had a big whale shooting out of the water eating bait next to the boat! The kids that were on the boat really enjoyed the show, nothing really big for the pool today we'll be back at it tomorrow see you in the morning!

Hey gang we were out on another beautiful day in the ocean today. We had a big crowd of customers today and took a long ride out to the East. We had limits on fluke and a lot of big sea bass. It was nice to be able to keep some porgies today for a change. Speaking to one of the captains from Sheepshead Bay, fishing was much better yesterday but still a nice day with decent action. Bob Clay of Belleville was today’s daily pool winner with not a big one, in the 4lb. class. The weather has been great. It’s going to be another nice day tomorrow so come out and join us. See you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey Gang we had a nice crowd of customers again, it was a little tough in the morning getting things going with the strong north wind, but when the wind died down we started banging away at some nice keeper fluke with some big Seabass, and short fluke in the mix. Turned out to be a beautiful day on the ocean, tomorrow is going to be a beautiful day come down and join us! Joey Senior, Matt, and myself will see you in the morning!

Hey gang, we were out on another top 10 weather day, the ocean was flat calm and we had some good people on the boat again today! The highlight of the day was Jimmy Pepper from the Star, Edison, NJ who landed a 28.5 inch, 9.1lber which was weighed on the official tournament scale. We had some other nice ones in the 5lb class, some with limits and some big sea bass. We fished three locations today. Didn't have as many keepers as yesterday, probably got somewhere around half of that but BIGGER fish today! Always nice when someone lands a nice doormat. Jimmy just won the daily pool today. Paddy won the monthly pool on yesterday's trip with a 6.1lber and is now the new seasonal leader. It's going to be beautiful all week, don't miss out. See you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it was a top 10 summer day out on the fluke grounds today. We had a pretty stiff North breeze in the AM so I decided to try a different area. Blew the horn on the first drift and we had some action right away. Made a few tweaks on the second drift and it was game on! If we were in Jersey we would have doubled our catch. Slugged away until we had to leave because the drift was too fast. Settled back in on our home turf popping pimples the rest of the day by ourselves. Had to make a lot of moves and work for them but the fish were there for the taking. Prowler reg Paddy landed a nice 6.25lb flattie which is now the new monthly pool leader plus his limit. Jim landed a couple of nice 4lb fish to follow him up. Ended up with 42 keepers landed and over a couple hundred shorts and the usual sea bass in the mix. It was a great day to be had by all onboard! Thanks Capt Jack.

Hey Gang we were out with a fair amount of customers, for a beautiful day on the ocean. No effects from yesterday's southerly blow and was happy to see that! We made a pit stop this morning on the first drop, didn't see too much and didn't wasted any time and went off shore. Pretty good action on short fluke, keeper fluke and some really giant seabass again. We had some bigger fluke today Bill Guzy of Garfield New Jersey, took today's daily pool, with a nice 5.7lb. Weather looks great for the weekend and the ocean is going to be nice so don't miss out! See you tomorrow.

Hey gang, we were out on the ocean on another beautiful day. I didn’t know what to expect with all of the rain we had with the storms last night but it was ok, the water was clean. We worked hard again and produced limits with some nice big sea bass and shorts in the mix. The highlight of the day was young Mason Leddy of Saddle Brook, NJ, first time fisherman, who had his limit on the fluke and took the pool with a 3-1/2 lber. We are going to give it a pass for Thursday. That being said I’ll see you guys Friday and Saturday morning and Capt. Jack will be back at the helm for Sunday’s trip. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey Gang a little better bite then yesterday so far with some bigger fish. John Dobol of Bridgewater N.J. is winning the daily pool with a beauty at 5.9lb so far today at 1230pm. Jack has his limit of 5 ORL and we have others with 2 and we're still fishing.We had a light crowd of customers for another beautiful day on the ocean. A few pics from today. See you in the morning.

Hey Gang we were out on another beautiful day on the ocean with a fairly light crowd. We didn't have the good fishing like that last couple of trips, we fished 3 different locations and Big Joe had his limit on fluke and won the daily pool. We had some big seabass in the mix but like I said slow day, we'll be looking for the bounce back tomorrow see you then!

Hey Gang, It was a beautiful summer Sunday out on the fluke grounds. Working off a little of Capt Scott’s intel we had some great action to start the day. When the bite slowed up we switched gears went deep and started popping some pimples looking for big fish. There were at least a half dozen fish landed in the 4-5lb range and we lost a giant definitely a DD on top of the water. The fish spooked on top of the water and the high hook snagged the net. Ended the day with some beauties, limits and the usual sea bass in the mix. Kudos to Joe Sr. and Jr. it was a hot one and I kept them on their toes all day. It was a great day, see you in the AM. Thanks Capt Jack.

Hey gang we were out on a lovely day on the ocean and had beautiful fishing. We had limits on the boat but young Max from Middletown was high hook with 5 keepers fluke and also won the daily pool. I know his dad was very proud. We also had some of the biggest sea bass of the season. Kudos to Joey Sr.and Matt. They worked non stop from the time we left the dock. All in all a good trip today for a nice change. Capt Jack will be at the helm tomorrow Sunday with Joey Sr. and Joey Jr. as your crew. Don't miss out. Thanks Capt Scott

Hey Gang we were out on a beautiful day out in the ocean and had a good drift pretty much all day, Dasiey Mike had his limit on keeper fluke. We had a few other guys with a couple some with one, and some with none, we did really good on the big seabass again! Just a fair day of fishing nothing to write home about. The highlight of the day regular customer Pops catching the 3rd biggest fluke of the season on our boat at 6.1 lbs, it was his personal best in 40 years for him. We'll see you Sat. morning.

We had a nice crowd of customers for a rainy day. It was okay fishing day, not great but not bad. We also caught some big sea bass again. Joe SR and Matt worked hard and did another awesome job. Ocean was flat today. See you in the morning. Thanks

We had a big crowd of customers today, especially for a Monday. I was surprised because I figured a lot of people would come Tues. because of the strong southerly winds we had on Sunday. Anyway, we covered a lot of ground today and burned a lot of fuel. We started offshore, no luck. Then we took off to Ambrose, no good there either. Then I wanted to get out of the big heave we had all day and we went to the AB reef which is 19 miles from our dock. It was very slow, we picked at some keeper fluke and released some big porgies. Not a lot of short action either. Maybe 20. Went to one other location at the end of the day. Had a couple more keeper fluke. Just a handful of keeper fluke for the day. Tomorrow, the heave should be gone. I will have a better fluke report tomorrow. See you in the morning.

We were out with some great people today. We fished 3 different locations and we slugged away at keepers and shorts in the mix. TKs friend Richie from South Amboy was high hook with 4 keeper fluke. Jaime from Costa Rica took today pool, that’s 3 trips in a row where she's caught at least 1 keeper fluke. Very proud of her. We had a boat limit on nice big sea bass again. Capt Jack and the boys will take a pass at tomorrow's (Sunday) trip, but we will be back at it Monday morning. See you then, Capt Scotty.

Hey Gang we sailed today with a light crowd, we fished down the beach south where we fished on Mondays trip. Loads of shorts, just a handful of keepers so far. Going to pass on tomorrow (Friday). We won't be able to fish the OCEAN, but Saturday and Sunday look great weather wise. See you then.

We were out on another beautiful day on the ocean. We took a gamble today and went to a totally different location. Luckily it paid off for us and we got the job done. Richard Maslowski of Hopatcong NJ landed the second biggest fluke of the season 7lb on our vessel. Unfortunately, he isn’t in the monthly nor the seasonal pools. He’s a regular and comes out with his family. It was a beautiful fish and it was weighed on our tournament scale at the dock. We ended the day with close to 30 keeper fluke with everyone getting their one sea bass. Good to see Ron, Joe, Alfred and Gary. We had multiple limits again. Mike was high hook with 4 flatties. That’s Mike with his dog Daisy you guys know him. Nice to see a decent crowd of Prowler customers back again. Me, Joey, Sr. and Matt will see you in the morning. It’s going to be another busy day tomorrow. Richard fluke was 7lb on the button.

Hey gang, we had Artie's group out today with Big Joe, Wayne, Donnie, Dennis, Lenny, TK, Stan, Jack, Danielle and the rest of the gang. We had a very good day of fishing with great action all day with keepers, multiple limits and well over 300 shorts released. We didn't see a lot of sea bass as with the prior trips, but the good news is a new batch of fluke moved into the ocean. It was a beautiful day on the ocean with a good drift with the NW wind. The people had a blast and so did the crew, Joey, Sr. and John and me. Awesome job, as always. Danielle will be setting up another one of these trips on a Monday for some time in August. Will keep you posted. We'll be shaping up in the morning, although a lot of the regulars that were on the trip today will be coming back on Wed. We look forward to seeing you on the boat.

We were out on a beautiful day on the ocean with a very good crowd of customers. We had action all through the day with sea bass, short fluke, and over 20 some keeper fluke. On top of that, we had a boat limit of quality sea bass, nice big blue heads. The crew did an awesome job today with great people aboard. Capt Jack and the boys will see you in the morning. Please note, we have big Arties group that we take every year joining us on Monday. If some of you regulars want to join in on that trip, please contact myself or Artie. Thanks, Capt Scott

We sailed with a nice comfortable group in the mid-teens. Awesome people on the boat again. Beautiful day in the ocean. We fished three different locations today. We didn't have any limits, but we did have big Joe in the bow with two nice flatties, Mike in the stern had two nice ones also and one fellow fishing mid-ship also had two. We did real good on the big sea bass again. Everyone on the boat went home with fish dinner. We ended the day with 10 keeper fluke with not a lot of shorts in the mix today. Get down early tomorrow, as it's Saturday. Joey, Jr., Joey, Sr., John and myself will greet you at the dock in the morning.

Looking at the conditions, we flew out to the East this morning right off the bat. We felt the need for speed and got there in only 1 hour and 10 minutes. We had some very nice people out with us again today. We slugged away all day. Had a couple of real good drifts in the afternoon. We had limits on the boat today, not a lot but the guys who knew how to catch them caught them! We did very good with the sea bass again. It’s just a shame that after everyone catches one, we have to release them. But, I’m not complaining at least we get to keep one each for the customers. Better than nothing. We ended the day with close to 20 keepers and 80 or 90 short fluke released. Kudos to Joe, Sr. and Matt they were working real hard because we were fishing the sticky bottom, helping the people and tying rigs. They did a fine job. As I posted in my report yesterday, we have a new leader, Jack Pauer for the monthly and seasonal pool with 5.8lber. We had the big one at the beginning of the season 11.2, but that was a monthly winner. You can talk to the crew about getting into the monthly and/or seasonal pool when you are out on the boat. Every day is different. I had a fun day on the water today. We’ll see you in the morning.

Hey gang, we worked hard and had Two limits on nice fluke today. We have a new leader, Jack Pauer from Rahway with a big one. Will have to get the official weight at the dock, it looks to be over 6 pounds. Boat limit on big sea bass again today. Back at it tomorrow. See you in the am 7:30 to 2:30. Thanks. New leader at 5.8 pounds for Jack Pauer.

Hey Gang we've sail the last few days with very light crowds due to the weather forecast, though it's been very nice the last couple of days. Nice big fluke over 5lb caught by J.R. from Keany N.J. winning the daily pool today and shorts in the mix with some nice keepers. Boat limit on big seabass. See you in the morning and Happy 4th July to everyone. Thanks Captain Scott.

JULY 1st - OCEAN FLUKE REPORT

We were out on another beautiful day in the ocean, fishing was a little slower on keeper fluke than the last couple trips, but we slugged the way all day and it felt good to be able to keep some big seabass for a change! Captain Jack and the boys will be there in the morning, it's gonna be another nice day come down and join us. Thanks Captain Scott P.S. they didn't sail today with rain though Monday n Tuesday look good.

JUNE 30th - OCEAN FLUKE REPORT

Hey Gang! We sailed with a fairly light crowd for another beautiful day on the ocean and still took the long ride to provide fish for some awesome people on the vessel today. Only about a hour and half ride to the grounds with tide today. Big Joe was back again and had another limit catch on keeper fluke. Water was super clean, We even had a big thrasher shark come up on top hitting bait. Lots of shorts in the mix and had to released some big sea bass, but not tomorrow as it's open. Ronnie Badcock of Rockland NY took the daily pool with a very nice 5.8 fattie. Even boat a few cod fish that we let go. See you in the morning. Also we stay out a little later as more nice keeper fluke were bitting. Thanks Captain Scott

JUNE 29th - OCEAN FLUKE REPORT

It was time we took that long ride out to the East like we normally do around this time of the year. Great action and Limits on fluke. Tons of short fluke and we released lots of big sea bass. This coming Saturday we can start keeping those beautiful blue heads again.The rides was about 2 hours, but it was worth it. Big Joe had his limit on nice flatties. Great action all day and hats off to our crew Joe Sr and John they did another awesome job as always. See you guys in the morning.

JUNE 26th - OCEAN FLUKE REPORT

We sailed today with a pretty decent crowd of customers some good guys on the boat today. Dave Brink of Middletown Billy Cheiavarini from Piscataway N.J and Big Joe fishing the bow. The ocean was pretty nice today and it felt good to be back out on the grounds after having 4 days off with the Easterly winds. We didn't have any limits today, but we had 4 or 5 guys that had 2 keeper fluke and others with 1 and some want some with just shorts. Lots of short fluke in the mix for our trip today. We'll be back at it tomorrow so come down and join us. We'll see you guys in the morning. Thanks Captain Scott

JUNE 25th - OCEAN FLUKE REPORT

Hey Gang, It was a beautiful day out in the ocean today. The weatherman really screwed up the forecast as we had no rain at all. We sailed with somewhat of a light crowd but they certainly came with their A game ready to fish. I knew it was going to be a great day when we landed a few nice keepers on the first drift with some solid short action. We bounced around the rest of the day in the area we have been fishing for the last couple of weeks and put a great catch together. Paddy Rascona from Spotswood was high hook with 5 nice fish (ORL) and landed the pool with a nice 4.5lb flattie. There were a few more limits landed and a beautiful spread of keepers around the boat. Back at it the AM, see you on the dock. Thanks Capt Jack.

JUNE 19th - OCEAN FLUKE REPORT

We had another nice crowd of fluke customers on a beautiful day out on the ocean. It did get a little rollie at the end of the day but not bad. We made lots of drifts today and released over 250 to 300 short fluke and we ended up with 42 keeper fluke. Big Joe, fishing the bow was high hook with 5 ROL keeper fluke. We had one other limit. Our regular, Jack took today's pool with a nice flattie. It was a pleasure having Danny Benbrook of Middletown and his family aboard today. We won't be fishing in the ocean on Tue. Wed. and Thurs. They are calling for some easterly winds and if we can't get in the ocean we NOT fish in the bay so. Ocean fluking every day (weather permitting). Fare is $90 sailing 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Thanks, we will see you in the morning.

JUNE 18th - FLUKE REPORT

Hey Gang, It was great to see a lot of people down in our harbor today to fish with their fathers. We made the ride down the beach and had some pretty good action today but the short ratio was a lot higher than the past couple of trips. No limits today but we did have a spread of keepers around the boat. Ferris from Palisades won the pool with a nice 4lb fluke. Back at it again tomorrow, see you in the 7:30 AM to 2:30 PM. Happy Father’s Day to the dads. Thanks Capt Jack.

JUNE 17th - GOOD OCEAN FLUKE REPORT

Well good news gang, a new big batch of fluke moved into the jersey shore. We had great action all day, with perfect conditions. We easily released 350 new fluke that arrived from the East. Couple of limits today, with keepers around the boat for a nice holiday group of anglers. Dan Gregan of Edison won the daily pool with a 4lb fish. Joey Sr and Joey Jr did another fabulous job as always, busting their tails all day. Capt Jack will be at the helm with the boys tomorrow.y

JUNE 16th - OCEAN FLUKE REPORT

We sailed with a nice, comfortable crowd on another beautiful day out on the ocean. We started off in a little deeper water and got into some real big blueheaded seabass. Banged away for an hour and now we're on the fluke grounds with good short action with some nice keepers in the mix. It's 12:40 right now and Archie Stewart of Nutley is winning the pool with a nice flatie. It's going to be a busy weekend. Get down early. I'll see you guys in the morning and Capt. Jack will be at the helm on Sunday, Father's Day.

JUNE 15th - OCEAN FLUKE REPORT

We had a great bunch of Prowler regulars again today. Nice crowd for a beautiful summer day. We started off where we have been fishing. There were many shorts but not a lot of keepers and I just didn't feel like it was going to happen there today. So, we took off and went into search mode. We fished five or six different locations with life on all, but just not a lot of keepers today. A lot of nice big blue knuckleheads. Tomorrow, we have plan B planned. I told all the guys we are going east tomorrow. That long ride that we make. We have good fishing conditions there and usually great action with fluke and seabass. So hopefully tomorrow I'll have a hot report. Hats off to Joey, Sr. today for another fine job on deck. We had some really good fishermen on the boat today. I wish we could have found some more keepers. I was telling Ray in the pilot house on the way home - you know you have good fishing men on the boat when you don't have any rental rods out. It's going to be another beautiful day out on the ocean and I'm looking forward to getting back out there tomorrow.

JUNE 14th - OCEAN FLUKE REPORT

Not a lot of people showed up down the Harbor this morning, but we did have six Prowler customers come down and do some fluking. It's 11:30 and we are in the area where we have been fishing the last week and a half. It is a bit rollie, but fishable. Picking at some keepers with the shorts in the mix again. Thursday and Friday look great for conditions. See you then.

JUNE 13th - OCEAN FLUE REPORT

We were out with a comfortable crowd of customers today for a beautiful day out on the ocean again. The ratio was 20 to 1 on keepers to shorts with the fluke. Ben, from the Star has a nice keeper fluke and a giant knucklehead and released 30 other fluke shorts. Big Joe fishing the bow had his limit by 11:30. Everyone went home with a fluke and sea bass dinner. No big doormats today, pool winner was around 4lbs. We'll see what tomorrow brings and we have some of the Prowler regulars coming on Thursday. See you in the morning. Thanks.

JUNE 11th - LARGEST FLUKE OF THE SEASON 11.8 LBER

Well I certainly did redeem myself from Friday's trip. We boated our biggest fluke of the season so far caught by Bill Cheiavarini JR of Piscataway weighing in on our tournament scale at 11lb 8oz. I do not think too many will be joining the monthly June fluke pool after this fish. Great day all around on the fluke grounds, as we have around 40 keeper fluke with many shorts in the mix. On our second drift of the day, we found these fish by ourselves. We loaded up on sea bass for an hour this morning. All in all a great trip for a full boat of mostly prowler regulars. Billy Cheiavarini, Jr. of Piscataway is obviously going to win the monthly $20 pool for June, but he's not in the seasonal pool. Big Joe is still leading that one with a 5.3 lber. I also forgot to mention hats off to my crew, Joe Gorski and his son Joseph, Jr. they did an awesome job yesterday - as always. Capt. Jack and I are very lucky to have them. Busting their tails and caring about the customers and business. In this industry good deckhands go a long way. Our next trip will be Tuesday 6/13. Thanks, Capt. Scott

JUNE 9th - OCEAN FLUKE

Well it was a tough day for our boat today. We had some great guys on the boat for another beautiful ocean day. We had 8 keeper fluke and maybe 60 shorts and about 50 of those nice blue headed sea bass and a handful of some nice ling. Gary won the daily pool. We did some running around with really not much of a drift day. That didn't help. Bottom line it was a slow day fishing. It's going to be a very busy weekend so try to get down early.

JUNE 8th - OCEAN FLUKE

We didn't have the fishing that we had yesterday but then again we never really had a good drift all day.The ocean was like a pond today as you can see in some of the pictures. We fished 3 different locations with life on all. Bang away for an hour on some big blue headed sea bass on the first spot this morning. Caught and released 60 fluke with some keepers in the mix on the second spot. Found some bigger fluke at the end of the day with some nice ling on the 3d spot.Ben from the Star landed a nice big fluke today with 8 nice blue heads in his cooler. TK was high hook today with 2 big fluke. Bob fishing the starboard corner had nice catch of fish also. Fishing everyday now in the ocean. See you guys in the morning.

JUNE 7th - OCEAN FLUKE AND SEA BASS

Checked last year’s logbook last night and decided to fish in the ocean today. We took about an hour’s ride from the dock and settled in on some great fluke and sea bass action. On our second drift of the morning the fluke bite really turned on and we have multiple limits onboard and it's only 1030am. Great spread of keepers with plenty of short life and Sea Bass it the mix.

Looks like we have the grounds all to ourselves today and most likely until the Sea Bass closes.

We will be fishing every day now in the ocean weather providing for the rest of the fluke season.

IT’S FLUKE TIME, so break out the bucktails and jigs and come join us and get in on the action. Seasonal Pools for the biggest fluke onboard are in full swing.

We sailed today with 15 people. I had six or seven guys cancel last night because of the easterly winds the last couple of days. I'm pleasantly surprised, the ocean is beautiful today. Actually no sea at all. Sea bass fishing is outstanding action with loads of short sea bass in the mix today. Chris' group (party of five) from eastern PA already has the cooler full and they all have their limit. Not as many ling today, just a couple. This is an early report so we are still fishing. If you want to go fishing you really should come down tomorrow and Friday because the weekend forecast doesn't look good right now. Our last fluke trip we got into the 30s in keepers. Big Joe officially took the monthly pool with a 5.3 lb. fluke. Looking forward to getting back out on the fluke grounds the next couple of days. I'll see you in the morning.

Hey gang, we had a nice comfortable crowd of 22 people today. Mostly all regulars. We managed to get the fish early today. Very good sea bass fishing with keepers and more ling in the mix today. We are docking a little early today because the forecast is for 30 out of the east and we don't want to get anyone hurt. We are going to give it a pass tomorrow (Tuesday), but we'll be back out on the special sea bass trip on Wed., May 31st. 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.

Pretty decent crowd with regulars today. We had many limits again and worked one area pretty much all day and got the job done. We got into the thirties on keeper fluke. Cliff Lions from Staten Island, won today's daily pool with a 4.1 pound fluke. Hats off to Joey Sr and Joey Jr. they did a fine job as usual. Capt Jack will see you guys in the morning 7:30am to 2:30 pm. Thanks

What a beautiful day out on the water today. We didn't have a lot of people, but that's ok because we were fluking today. We started out catching fluke first thing in the morning, then we pretty much lost the float for a lot of the day. But then we got into a mad dog fluke bite late afternoon. We docked a little later today. Jack and Chris had their limit. John Dobol and his son had their limit. Sarah Dickey landed a couple of beauties and Jack was high hook with six ORL keeper fluke. Big Joe was on the boat today and he landed a couple of keepers and is still winning the monthly and seasonal fluke pool with a 5.3 lber. Everyone went home with fluke for dinner today (including myself). We are fluking every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The fare is $90. EXCEPT on Wednesdays we've been doing the SEA BASS trip 7:00 A.M. until 3:30 P.M. Fare is $100 for the SEA BASS trips. I have two SEA BASS trips coming up. First, this Monday, May 29th and the other on Wednesday, May 31st. For the SEA BASS trips you do need reservations. 732-245-6514. So far, we are 3 for 3 on the SEA BASS trips with very good trips. So as long as the SEA BASS fishing stays good, we will add a few more trips. Will keep you posted on that. This way we've been keeping the fluke customers happy and our regular bottom fish customers happy as well. Plus, they only give us until June 19th to SEA BASS so we may as well take advantage of it like the rest of the boats. See you guys in the morning and Capt. Jack and the boys will be there on Sunday.were out on a beautiful day and had some nice quality fluke with limits. Fluking every day except when we go for our special sea bass trips (which are 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.) It's supposed to be nice weekend. See you at the dock.

It was another great day of sea bass fishing for our boat again. We had a very comfortable crowd of 16 anglers. Basically, all of the same guys that fished last Wed. on Capt. Jack's trip. We got into some big knuckleheads today with multiple limits again. We even got some nice ling. Alfred Miner took today's pool with a nice big blue headed knucklehead. Our next trip for the sea bass will be Monday, May 29th and also Wed., May 31st. 7:00 a.m. SHARP / 3:30 p.m. return. Fare is $100. Call for reservations 732-245-6514. We had a great group of guys today and I'm looking forward to getting back out there on Monday. It was a beautiful day out on the ocean. We are going to pass on our fluke trip tomorrow. But, we'll be lighting up Fri., Sat. and Sun. going for the fluke.

Hey gang, it was a beautiful day out in the ocean. There was a small swell left over from the blow last night but the NW breeze knocked it right down. We had to make a few moves today to keep the fish coming over the rails. There was an over abundance of short life compared to Wednesday's trip. Towards the end of the day we took a ride to check out a new area and it was lock and load fishing as one customer had his limit with bigger fish. The guys jigging had much better action and out fished the bait today. We will be back on the fluke grounds tomorrow (Monday). Our next limited sea bass trips will be the 24th and the 29th. Please call for reservations 732-245-6514 as the spots are filling up. Thanks, Capt. Jack

Only one half-day boat sailed this morning out of Atlantic Highlands Harbor with the rain. Tomorrow, Sunday, May 21st looks like a beautiful, sunny day. Capt. Jack, Joey, Sr. and Joey, Jr. will be taking you guys out for the nice seabass and ling. Sailing 7:30 a.m. sharp, returning 2:30/3:00 p.m. Then starting on Monday, May 21st, it's back to fluke full time. But, we do have two special offshore jumbo seabass trips set up for Wed., May 24th and Monday, Memorial Day May 29th. Those trips leave 7:00 A.M. and return at 3:30 P.M. Capped at 28 customers. Fresh clams for bait, fare is $100. Reservations ARE required on these two trips. You can call or text Capt. Scott at 732-245-6514.

THE SEA BASS FISHING IS RED HOT RIGHT NOW. MORE TIME FOR FISHING LESS TIME RIDING! WE ARE ADDING TWO SPECIAL JUMBO SEABASS, LING TRIPS MAY 24TH AND MAY 29TH. 7:00 A.M. RETURNING 3:30 P.M. CAPPED AT 28 CUSTOMERS. FRESH CLAMS FOR BAIT, FARE IS $100. CALL CAPT. SCOTT FOR RESERVATIONS 732-245-6514.

Hey Gang, As Capt. George would say, our opening day Sea Bass special trip “was a success”. Despite the early morning adverse conditions the fares onboard landed just shy of 300 keeper sea bass. There was also some ling and cod caught to but unfortunately the cod had to go back. Mike Schwartz won the pool with a nice fat knucklehead. Overall, it was a great day with an awesome group of anglers. We are heading back out tomorrow to do some Fluking, but I also wanted to let you all know that we have another special trip coming up soon! So stay tuned for more details. Thanks Captain Jack.

Not a lot of people down at the Harbor this morning, but we were lucky enough to go out with a good group of customers today. Had a good drift all day. Gilbert Epstein had his limit. Mitch also had his limit and Tom, fishing the bow, had his limit and also won today's pool. We ended the day with 21 keepers and a pretty decent amount of shorts released today. We are fluking every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. See you in the morning.

We were on the fluke grounds today on a cloudy day. Had to work harder today to find flukes. We did not had any limits today but we managed to catch 14 keepers with some shorts in the mix. Nothing really big for the pool like the last few trips. Big Joe is still leading the monthly and seasonal pool with a 5.3 fluke. Looking forward to seeing you at the dock. Thanks

We were out on the fluke grounds again today. Working the engines all day and ended with 23 keepers. One limit today, Ling John fishing the bow with Capt. George. Looks like Dougie's going to win the pool with a nice fluke and big Joe is still the leader of the monthly/seasonal pool with a 5.3lber. We'll be fishing tomorrow (Sat.) so we will see you in the morning.

We found some nice keeper fluke at the end of the day (our best action). Bill Carolan of Keyport, NJ landed a beauty and took the daily pool. We ended up with a dozen keepers and had some shorts in the mix. Big Joe had two keeper's and is still winning the monthly and seasonal pool with a 5.3 fluke. See you guys in the morning.

It was a great bounce back for our boat today with the fluke. We had a nice comfortable crowd of a baker's dozen and had multiple limits on keeper fluke. John was high hook with 5ORL. Pop had his limit, Gary had his limit and Bob in the stern had his limit. We also had quite a few doubles today. Big Joe had two nice ones fishing his usual bow spot and he is still leading the monthly and seasonal pools with a 5.3. It was our best day so far with the short action and the keepers. We worked hard today, working the engines all day again. We got our best fishing around 12:45 in the afternoon. We had two nice, perfect drifts. We were very happy to have this fishing today after the slow day yesterday. Sailing every day. See you guys in the morning. P.S. We are doing a special seabass trip on May 17th sailing 7:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. We are limiting this trip to 35 passengers and reservations ARE needed. The fare is $120.

It was beautiful weather day out on the fluke grounds but unfortunately the fish did not want to bite today. We ended up with some keepers, nothing big and very few shorts. Tomorrow is another day and we will be back on the Prowl! See you in the morning. Capt. Jack

We were out today with a light crowd. Fluking was better than the last couple of trips. Chris had his limit. We had some doubles, some with one and some with none - just shorts. All the fish that we boated today were very cold, so things should be looking up when the water temps warm up and we get some nice sunny days. Regular, Big Joe, is leading the monthly and seasonal pools with the biggest fluke so far at 5.3 lbs. Capt. Jack, Joe and Joseph will see you guys for the weekend - Saturday and Sunday. I'll be back on Monday.

We were out with a very light crowd today for the first day of fluke season. It was a rainy and cold morning. It definitely did not feel like May 2nd. Our first drift of the day with the engines running, working the ledge was the best, with 3 keepers and a dozen shorts. Then we lost the conditions for the rest of the day. Regular Jack was high hook with 2 keepers. I really didn't expect too much today with all of the giant runoff we had from the storms. It should get better and better. But it was a very slow day for our first trip on the fluke grounds. We'll be back at it in the morning. Sailing everyday now for fluke 7:30 to 2:30, fare $90.

Hey there! - Starting on Tues., May 2nd, we will be sailing daily for fluke. We're really excited to let you know that we'll have some new seasonal fluke pools to add, which means there will be even more chances to win big money with your fishing skills! We'll have more details posted onboard, sobe sure to check it out when you're here. Can also check on our fluke section of the Prowler5.com website for all the rules of the pools. Also, on behalf of the Prowler team, we want to say a big thank you to everyone who sailed with us for the spring striper run. We had some amazing fishing experiences together, and we can't wait to do it all again in the fall. Until then, it's time to get ready for fluke season! Capt. Jack, Capt. Scott and crew.

Hey gang! We set sail this morning with a decent crowd of anglers despite the rainy morning. We started in the same area as yesterday and caught a nice keeper right away, but lost another on top. I thought we were going to catch a few more, but unfortunately, it never materialized. We steamed a little further and settled in on some good action with an abundance of short fish and some keepers in the mix too. The action was good until we were mugged with all the boats and it slowed down. Derrick Dearnley from Vernon took the pool with a 20lb bass and was high hook with 11 ORL. We will be back at it again tomorrow, departing 7:30 a.m. sharp. See y'all in the morning! Thanks, Capt. Jack

Hey, gang! We left the dock this morning with a nice crowd of anglers. Conditions weren't the greatest, with pea soup fog and a stiff east breeze, but we made the best of it. We settled in on some readings and picked a few nice keepers, but the action died down quickly. We took a ride to a new area and had some quick action with small fish, but that eventually fell apart too with the change of tide. We spent the last hour or so looking around for some life, but it just didn't happen today. Certainly not the bite we were looking for, but we made the best of it. Pool fish was about 15lbs. Tomorrow looks great, and we'll be sailing at 7:30 AM sharp. See y'all in the morning!" Thanks Captain Jack

Well, it was the opposite from yesterday. Although we did do a lot of riding around, it was worth it today. We got into a mad dog bite around 12:30 with up to six and seven bass on at a time. Kudos to Capt. Victor of the Keyport Princess, he called us in on some great readings. I saw all 12 of his people hooked up all at once. Big body of fish in a new area. Here's a few pics from today. I'm sure Capt. Jack will put you on the meat tomorrow and Sunday. Flutter spoons, top water plugs and the shads have been working the best. Capt. Jack, Joey Sr. and Joey Jr. will greet you in the morning. I'll be back out on the grounds Monday. Don't miss out on this fishing because starting May 2nd, we'll be switching to fluke.

We had some really good guys on the boat today and it was a beautiful weather day. We covered 35 miles in riding around looking for the striped bass. We stopped on bait a few times but we did not catch them. We worked hard and gave it our best shot with no luck. We’ll be back at it tomorrow. We have some guys coming down so we’ll see you in the morning. Hopefully, I’ll have a better report tomorrow. Sailing every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. fare is $90. You can always text me or call me at 732-245-6514. P.S. Capt. Jack will be on the hunt for stripers Saturday and Sunday.

Not a lot of people down the Harbor today, but we had enough people to sail on a pretty windy day. Had to fish up in the far back near the Driscoll area where we did manage to land some nice striped bass. It’s Going to be a very nice day tomorrow so see you in the morning. Fishing every day now 730am-230pm.The fare is $90.

Howdy Gang, Today's fishing trip was quite an adventure! We set sail this morning with a decent-sized group, but the visibility was really poor due to the thick fog. Despite the weather, we were able to locate some life at our first stop. Unfortunately, the fish didn't seem interested in biting the Shad's or jigs we were using, so we had to switch to search mode. We did manage to find a few more fish in another area, but they were just as uninterested as the ones in the first spot. We spent most of the day moving around trying to find good life, but the action was pretty dull. We were all hoping for an afternoon bite, but it just didn't happen for us. We worked hard, though, and everyone at the rail gave it their best shot. Despite the lack of catching, Derrick managed to win the pool with a 27lb bass! We're taking tomorrow off to do some maintenance, but we'll be back at it again on Tuesday morning. The weather looks great for the rest of the week, so hopefully, we'll have better luck then. Thanks for checking in! Capt Jack

Howdy Gang, We hooked onto some nice keepers early on, but had to move out of the area with all the boat traffic. We kept pushing forward, searching for more action, and finally found it in the afternoon. We hit a massive school of bait and the big bass started rolling in. It was an excellent day of fishing and we can't wait to do it again tomorrow. New Prowler regular Russ won the pool with a beautiful 30lb bass. Sailing 7:30 AM sharp tomorrow, see you on the dock. Thanks Captain Jack P.S. Not sailing on Monday, April 17th Prowler is getting an oil change.

Well it paid off big time to be a 3/4 day boat today, because the fishing turned on at 100pm and it was game on. We had a blast of fish and stayed out a little later and used our speed to go home.Donna Lonata of Freehole NJ won today's pool with beautiful Bass and released another big fish. We told our customers to just be patient that the bite was going to trun on and it was just a matter of time.Great way to end the day. Captain Jack, Joe Sr and Joey Jr will have the boat for Saturday and Sunday trips.It sure was a great week for fishing for our boat.So don't miss out come join us on the PROWLER 5 and enjoy the day. A few pics from today and the last picture was from yesterday when we were docking. Sailing 7:30am to 2:30 pm.

It was a good day for us. We had big crowd of customers with the 80 degree temperature and the great fishing we've been having. The first picture is Anthony Ilic of Boonton Township, NJ who won the pool today with a 40lber. John Rubash of Garfield, NJ caught a 39lber and we also had one other big fish that we released. We had a pretty slow morning, but we did get a nice shot of bass on readings that we found in the afternoon and then we got swamped with the boat traffic. We did get into double digits on keepers and we released 3 the big fish. We did not have a boat limit today like the last couple of trips but we were able to put some big bass in the boat. It felt like a summer day in July with all the boat traffic today. I guess we shouldn't complain, the weather has been great. We will definitely be sailing every day for the rest of the month. This has been some great bass fishing for this time of the year. We'll see you guys in the morning.

We had a boat limit again today.Ben from the Star got a gaint bass, I had a hard time getting the fish in the net. Great action today, got into the big fish again, We also released many fish again today. The crew and I have been working hard and getting out everyday. We are having a lot of fun and getting the job done. See you in the morning. We leave 7:30am sharp and the fare is $90. Thank you.

The first picture is Mitch Sagman of Bronx, NY who caught a 45inch, 45lb. bass. He took the prize today and of course we released the bass along with four other big fish being released. After looking around all day and not having any fish we found them late and we never gave up. It was an awesome bite. Joe Sr. and I were exhausted after an hour of that fishing. We had a nice crowd of customers today. A lot of good guys from the Sea Hunter that have been fishing with us were out today. We had our 24 keepers and released a bunch of other bass in the mad dog bite. This has been a lot of fun lately and we sure had some happy customers on the boat today. We'll see you guys in the morning. We leave 7:30 sharp. The fare is $90.

Capt. Jack had the boat out today, Easter Sunday and brought his A-game again today! He went to a new area that hasn't been fished yet and hit a grandslam right away. He had a small group of customers, but it was game on. Everyone was hooked up with big striped bass. Limits very fast and then releasing a whole bunch of big stripers. What a great trip it was. Mark Presage from East Rutherford was today's pool winner with a 28lb. bass. Joey, Sr. said we have customers coming from PA tomorrow so we are 100% going fishing again. And the weather looks great for the rest of the week! Capt. Scott, Capt. Jack, Joe, Sr. and Joseph, Jr. look forward to seeing you at the dock. Don't miss out because there have been some outstanding bass trips the last 3-1/2 weeks. We're updating the Prowler5 website and we'll be adding a bunch of new striped bass pictures. We leave 7:30 sharp and the fare is $90. Happy Easter!

We sailed with a nice crowd of people today. A lot of the guys that have been coming the last three weeks were out again today. We landed some nice bigger bass this morning on readings, dropped some nice ones and then pretty much late morning into the afternoon we did a lot of searching with not a lot of stuff to stop the boat on. Definitely not the fishing that we had on Tuesday and Wednesday, but still a great day on the water for early April. We'll be back at it tomorrow morning. Don't forget about the Easter Day Special - we are leaving at 7:00 a.m. sharp. Capt. Jack will be at the helm. Hopefully he'll get it done and have you guys back in at 12:30. All the action is on shads and plugs. We've been getting out every day. You can always call or text me to talk about conditions or anything else. Thanks, Capt. Scott

We left the dock in dense fog. We looked around a little bit and found the fish in the second inning. They started biting like we had yesterday. We boated five nice keepers and then we started releasing some keepers and shorts thinking we would get more of that great action we had yesterday. We thought we were going to get our 15 man boat limit today. We broke off a couple and the bite only lasted about 20 minutes. But I was happy to get that 20 minutes before it shut down. We landed a handful of keepers and the bite shut completely down. Then the strong east wind came earlier than predicted at 25 to 30 and most of the few boats that were out went in early. We hit the dock around 12:45 today. The guys still had a great time on the water today and were troopers. Mike Hulmes of Hawthorne was today's pool winner. We made our 12th striper trip of the season today. Now making it out every day, don't miss out. We'll be fishing the whole month of April. You know all the action is casting - lures and shads. It's been a lot of fun lately with the striped bass. We look forward to having you on the boat.

We sailed with 20 customers today and got it done fast in the first inning on big bass with non-stop action for 2 hours of great fishing. Gary of Phillisburg is leading the pool with a 30lber so far. Found the fish very close to our dock and it was a top 10 day for sure. Sailing every day now for the rest of April. Don’t miss out. See you in the morning. P.S. Easter Day special 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.were

We were out today with some great guys on the boat. Found a nice shot of readings around 9:30 this morning and landed some big bass for about 45 minutes and released about 15-20 other bass. Lenny of Staten Island landed the biggest one this year so far at 35 lbs. Gordon, fishing the bow was high hook with 7. All the action has been on the shads and top water plugs. We are sailing every day. We'll see you in the morning. We leave at 7:30 a.m. sharp. P.S. Doing an Easter Special 7:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. for striped bass.

APRIL 1st - UPDATE - SUNDAY'S STRIPED BASS TRIP IS CANCELLED DUE TO HIGH WINDS 25 WITH GUSTS TO 40 OUT OF THE NW

We are out today with eight people on this rainy Saturday. Haven't found the fish yet. I will give a follow up report later. From Monday through the rest of the week the weather is looking perfect. Sailing 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90. We've been catching the striped bass pitching shads and top water plugs.

We limited the boat out on our first drift and released loads of big bass. Too bad we only had nine customers today because this morning's fishing was as good as it gets. The people had a blast. John Cochran of Bridgewater, NJ was today's pool winner with a 24lber. All fish were caught on shads and top water plugs. We docked early today at 12:30 pm. We are fishing tomorrow (Sat.) We don't care about a little rain and wind because the fish we caught today were caught not too far from our dock. Definitely fishing on Sunday and the weather is looking great for the rest of the week as well. We will see you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

The crew and I had the boat out this afternoon getting ready for our annual CG inspection that we do every year and there was a big spread of bird's working bass all over the the top of the water. We went over and had non-stop action for about 30 minutes all on jigs and shads. The fish were not far from our dock. Captain Jack will be at the helm this Sunday March 26th 730am to 230pm so don't miss out because the STRIPED BASS are here. P.S. Whenever the weather is good we'll be shaping up.

We went fishing on a beautiful sunny day with 6 people. We fished the Driscoll Bridge area where the bass were caught on Friday, but unfortunately they didn't bite today. It felt great to be back out fishing again. Captain Jack said it's going to be a bit windy on Sunday so our next trip is Tuesday, March 21st. We will see you then. Also, with 5 fares we will always sail on all STRIPED BASS trips 730am-230pm.

The season kicks off officially Friday, March 17th. It's striper time. We'll be sailing 7:30 am to 2:30 pm this Friday, Saturday and Sunday. After that, every day as long as the weather is good. We've heard reports of striped bass being landed on jigs and shads so that's what we'll be fishing with. We also have fresh clams on the boat, if needed. We'll be fishing in calm, sheltered waters. Fishing about 10 miles from the dock, in the shallow water. If need further information, feel free to text or call Capt. Scott's cell 732-245-6514. Capt. Jack and Capt. Scott looking forward to seeing you at the dock. As long as we have 5 fares we'll be sailing.

We did a lot of work to get the boat ready to sail again. We replaced our steering unit on the boat and added a new hydraulic hauler motor. We missed the whole fall season last year as we had to get these issues straightened out. We will start STRIPED BASS fishing starting March 17th. We'll be leaving 7:30 a.m. returning 230pm. Clams for bait. Fare for bass trips is $90, $5 for rods (if needed) and we have $5 daily pool. We look forward to seeing you guys and having a great 2023 season. Captain Jack and myself will see you at the dock. P.S. We will be adding in more weekday trips towards the end of the month. Hopefully we'll be sailing eveyday.

We can't get a break with the weather. We had to cancel this weekend's trips due to roughness in the ocean. This is like four weekends in a row we had to cancel. Our next trips will be Sat., Dec. 10th and Sun. Dec. 11th. We'll see we may add a few trips in this week if the conditions look right for us to catch fish. We really haven't been missing much with the blackfish. They are just starting to see a few togs lately, but not good yet.

We haven't sailed the last couple of weeks. The conditions have not been good for us. Our next trip is going to be Sun., Nov. 6th for sea bass and blackfish. Sailing 7:30 am to 2:30 pm. After Sunday, our next two trips will be Sat., Nov. 12th and Sun., Nov. 13th. Then blackfish opens up officially Nov. 16th. We'll be sailing every day, weather permitting.

The ocean was flat and calm on a beautiful nice Sunny day, but anchor conditions weren't the best. We did find the drop where we were able to bang away at some big sea bass,handful of keeper blackfish, couple trigger fish, with lots of shorts in the mix. Our next trip should be sometime next week. Will keep you updated. Thanks.

Hey gang, we did a little scouting today in some deeper water and found a nice bite on a few drops. The small sea bass are pretty annoying but persistence certainly pays off. Ended up with some nice tog which also landed the pool.

There weren't many people down at the Harbor today for opening day. Maybe people were a little concerned about how the ocean would be after the storm. But, it was a beautiful day out on the ocean. It was flat calm and conditions were pretty decent. We picked away at some nice big sea bass, with loads of short sea bass in the mix. We also caught some keeper tog and some porgies. Nice to see there was a little life around after the storm. Hopefully it gets better and better. We're fishing with fresh clams. We'll see you in the morning.

Today, was our last fluke trip of the year. We had some good guys on the boat and we started far offshore in the deeper water but didn't find anything came back in to around 50 feet area and found some nice keeper fluke. Gary had his limit and is high hook with 4 keeper flatties and Jack has his limit also, were up to 16 keepers. Anyway, it sure was a fun fluke season. My favorite trip was the first week when fluke started in early May and we had 96 keeper fluke and had to release another 40 big fluke over 19 and 20 inches. Well as€™ we wrap for our 2022 Fluke season, we would just like to thank all of our customers for a great season as it would not have been possible without all of you. Hats off to all of our crew Capt.Scott Capt. Jack, Mark, Joe and Joey Jr. as they worked hard to provide a great experience to all that sailed with us throughout the fluke season. We never GAVE UP and had to cover some distance this season but in the end along with the new regulations we were able to put some great catches together. We look forward to doing it again next year! Our next trip is Friday October 7th when Sea Bass season opens. Sailing 7:30am to 2:30pm everyday, weather permitting. Thanks Captain Jack and Captain Scott

Hey gang. We had some great guys on the boat today. Some did better than others. Two limits on the boat today. Tom and Pops had their limits on flatties and the pool fish looks like it's going to be between Archie and Freddy for the biggest fluke. We have a total of 18 keeper fluke aboard today. But the problem was we really didn't get a great drift today, the ocean was too nice. It seemed that when we were moving at .5 and .6 we were able to produce keepers. We covered a lot of ground today. Not too many fluke days left. Our plan is Saturday, Sunday and Tuesday for the last three trips.

We had TK’s group out today. A nice comfortable group of about 15 fishing. Great people, great day. We had Big Joe fishing his usual spot at the bow. We got some more limits on fluke and quite a few doubles today. TK is hot again with high hook, with 4 nice keepers. Rosie has some nice big fluke in the cooler also. She won the pool the last trip out which I forgot to mention in my report. We started out where we have been fishing and got some nice fluke and a good drift. But then we lost the drift and had to take a further ride offshore. We found a beautiful drift and produced more keepers with pretty decent short action and released quite a few big knuckleheads. The ocean was absolutely gorgeous today. Rosie won the pool again! Our next trip will be Wed., Sept. 21st. I know Capt. George and Archie as well as a few of the other guys Big Joe and TK are coming out that day also so come on down. P.S. We will not be fishing Thursday or Friday because of the wind forecasted.

Me and Capt. George had the boat out today on the fluke grounds. We were thinking about making a far ride out to the east, but after hearing the dismal reports from over there we knew we had to come up with a better plan. It's a good thing too. We fished our ocean, not too long of a ride and had five limits with Big Al high hook with four keepers, Big Joe had his limit of flatties along with TK, Kevin and Chaz. Freddie won the pool with a nice big fluke. All in all we had close to 30 keepers on the boat today, plus short action. The ocean was beautiful today, top 10. Only 11 days left to fluke so don't miss out. Capt. George pulled out some of his old numbers and landed us some extra fluke on the boat today. I'll see you guys in the morning and Capt. Jack will be at the helm for Sunday's trip.

Capt. Jack had the boat out Saturday and Sunday. Took the long ride where we have been fishing out to the east. He produced fluke with better keepers on Saturday's trip. He said the ocean was getting nicer and nicer. So it looks like we will continue to fish out to the east for the next couple of weeks until the fluke season ends. Our next trip will be this Friday, Sept. 16th and it looks good from there on. Monday, Sept. 19th, we have TK's private charter with our regulars. We look forward to seeing you at the dock. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey Gang, it was a beautiful weather day out in the ocean. We sailed with a light crowd and the conditions were pretty good. The short action was probably the best I've seen all season with multiple anglers landing between 75 and 100 shorts. It was a long grind of picking away at keepers but by the days end we did have a handful of limits on down. Certainly not the best day however the fares held their own and went home with fish. Capt Jack P.S. We will be lighting up Monday (tomorrow), but Tues. and Wed. are not looking good right now for the ocean. Thanks

It was a great bounce back for us on keepers today. We had limits and had a lot nicer ocean and beautiful drift all day. We worked one area over and over. Tyler was the man with double limit today landing 6 keepers. Joe had 5 keepers landed. Some with 2 and some just 1 while others with just shorts. Again tons and tons of fluke action all day while feathering through the small fluke to catch keepes.Isaiah nailed a beautiful 5 and a 1/2 pound. Capt Jack will see you guys the morning, don't miss out. We will be lighting up Monday, but Tues. and Wed. are not looking good right now for the ocean. Thanks

The day started out with 20 good guys on the boat, Archie Stuart, Dennis, TK, Freddie, Lenny, Keith and his son and the rest of the good guys. We had a bit of a rollie day today where we have been fishing. It turned nicer when we were leaving. We caught plenty of fish, released over 300 fluke, but we didn't have the keepers that we had on prior trips. We didn't have any limits today. I counted 15 or 16 keeper fluke. It was just hard to get the keepers today for us. I was surprised, I really wanted to catch for the guys that we had on the boat today. I will put a gameplan together for tomorrow and go from there. The weather looks great for Saturday and Sunday. Capt. Jack will be at the helm on Sunday for you Bevins fans. Fare is $90, $10 pool for biggest fluke. Sailing 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. I'll see you guys in the morning.

We had another great trip with a great drift and action. Multiple limits, a couple hundred short fluke released again. Chub mackerel, small blues and big porgies in the mix also. Hopefully we’ll be able to get to this area for the next four trips. The weather and conditions look good. Fare is $90, $10 pool for biggest fluke. Sailing 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. See you in the morning.

Well, after having a very slow trip yesterday with only 9 people and just a handful of keepers, I knew I had to come up with a better plan for today’s trip. We did our homework and took a far ride out to the east and had great action all day. We ended up with 52 keeper fluke and easily released another 300 fluke with some big knuckleheads in the mix also. Great guys on the boat today, nice job as always. We burned a lot of fuel and went through a ton of bait. But, we’ll do whatever it takes to get the job done. Come on down the rest of the week because we’ll be going to the same area. Sailing every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Fare is $90; $10 pool for biggest fluke of the day.

We started the day off with a nice big crowd of customers for the last Sunday of August. We were heading back to where we caught the big fish in the ocean yesterday. We got about a mile and a half into the ocean but it was just too rough and we had to turn around go to Plan B. We steamed to Coney Island. There were a couple of other party boats fishing there. The conditions were nice, but there weren't fluke there. We only caught one keeper fluke. We didn't waste too much time there and decided to get the hell out of there and fished the edge of the Sandy Hook Channel and had one great drift for about 20 minutes with fluke flying over the rail and the nets were moving. We had 14 keeper fluke and probably 30 to 40 short fluke. I thought it was going to be an easy day, but that wasn't the case. We went back to make another drift and we had the strong outgoing tide against the hard east wind and couldn't drift. We were just rolling our balls off. Now for the last hour and a half we are struck in the bay with absolutely no life. I'm going to pass on sailing tomorrow (Monday). I just feel like there is going to be a roll on the ocean tomorrow and that could hamper the fishing of where we want to fish. We'll be back at it Tuesday. A lot of the regulars are coming on Wed. That is going to be a really nice day. We had a total of 15 keeper fluke for the day. It was a very long, boring, slow day.e

We were out today we had a lot of rental rods on the boat, it always helps to have some good regulars come down on the weekends TK was the man again today landing five keeper fluke and also landing a 9.8 big fluke but that was not the winner Tim from Lancaster' Pennsylvania won the pool with the 11.9 today we had around 20 keeper fluke and maybe 40 keeper sea bass. There were some nice fish caught today. We fish the sticky bottom all day. We also had a 7 pounder and a couple of 6 pounders. So come make your catch. See you guys in the morning 7:30am to 2:30pm. Thanks.

It's another beautiful day on the ocean but we never really got a drift all day. We tried different locations we but seemed to only move .3 . 4 all day. TK and Archie had 4 keepers on fluke and a few others had their limits,but it could have been better fishing if we had better conditions. We'll be back at Saturday the 27th. I'll see you guys in the morning. Sailing 7:30am to 2:30pm.

None of the Atlantic Highlands party boats sailed this morning due to the forecast. But, we will be shaping up the rest of the week. We will continue to go out east, a little bit of a further ride, but where we have been producing great catches on keeper fluke and great action. Our last four fluke trips have been a lot of fun for the customers and the crew. Hopefully this will continue. The fare is $90. We are an open boat so no reservations are needed. We leave at 7:30 a.m. sharp and return at 2:30 p.m. We have a $10 daily pool for the biggest fluke of the day. We look forward to seeing you at the dock. Thanks.

Hey Gang, it was another good day on the fluke grounds with good conditions. Sailed with a smaller crowd today however it was a great group of skilled anglers that knew how to catch fluke. The action was quick on the first drop when we pulled in before the tide change. The fares onboard picked away towards their limits with an over abundance of shorts. After the tide changed we had to work a little harder for the keepers and by days end many limits were landed onboard. Larry beat Capt. George out by a few ounces taking the pool with a nice 7lb fluke. Sailing 7:30an to 2:30 pm. Capt. Jack

Hey Gang, we had another beautiful day on the fluke grounds. It looked like a Chic fill a parking lot when we pulled in but the fish were hungry and we went right to work. A handful of the sharpies bagged their limits right away and the rest of that fares plugged away on keepers and shorts throughout the day. The keeper to short ratio was definitely better yesterday but still a solid day. Pete Desantis from Belleville won the pool with a nice 6.6lb fluke. Thank you Captain Jack

Hey Gang, it was another beautiful day out in the ocean and the fluke were hungry. The fares onboard had great action from start to finish landing just shy of a boat limit with endless short action. Mr. Roger's from S. Amboy took the pool with a nice 5.5lb fluke. Hats off to all for a nice days work!

We took that long ride like I said we would and we had a fantastic trip with lots of limits on the boat today. Big Joe, Big Al fishing the bow along with TK, Carl and Bill had their limit with nice keeper fluke on the first drift of the morning. We had fluke flying over the rail all day non-stop today with some big sea bass and porgies in the mix as well. We'll have good conditions to fish this area tomorrow, Sat. and Sun. as told to you in my last report. The ocean was flat calm today and the water was gin clear. We even saw some bluefin tuna swimming around the boat today along with some dolphins. It was definitely a top 10 weather day to be fishing. Capt. Jack will be at the helm tomorrow, (Friday) Saturday and Sunday. Capt. George is going to go along for some fluke fishing tomorrow if you'd like to see him. Hats off to the crew today, they were busting their tails all day. We look forward to seeing you at the dock. The fare is $90, $10 pool for biggest fluke. We sail 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.trip

Next trip is Thursday, Aug. 18th. We didn't sail today (Tues.) nor will we be sailing tomorrow (Wed.) due to the easterly winds in the ocean. But, the good news is that the ocean is going to be beautiful for Thurs., Fri., Sat. and Sun. and we will be taking that long far ride out to the east where Capt. Jack had non-stop action on Sunday's trip, with many limits on nice big fluke. Be ready to have a great day of fishing with us on Thursday. The fare is $90. We leave at 7:30 back in at 2:30 and we have a $10 pool for the biggest fluke of the day. Don't miss out on these upcoming trips. We have some good fishing days ahead and we look forward to seeing you at the dock.

The weather and conditions were absolutely perfect today. From the first drop right up until it was time to go home the bite was on. Many limits landed with an over abundance of shorts tossed back for another day. Not as many sea bass today but we also had some porgies in the mix. The 5lb pool fish was landed by Jin Jin from NY. Fishing all week 7:30am to 2:30pm, so come on down. Thanks Capt Jack

The day started out with a nice crowd of customers on a beautiful summer day in mid-August. We fished where we fished on Monday's trip, but it was a bit rollie with the north wind and the drift was fast at 1.5, 1.6. So we switched to Plan B where we fished an area last week in the ocean and made four or five long half-mile drifts on the sticky bottom and slugged away at some nice quality keeper fluke with shorts and some big sea bass with multiple limits on them. We didn't have any limits on keeper fluke today but we had several guys with one and two and put a catch together. The ocean settled down really nice. The weekend looks beautiful for fishing. I'll see you guys in the morning and Capt. Jack is chomping at the bit for Sunday's trip. Don't miss out, we'll see you guys at the dock.

Another beautiful day out on the ocean with a good start with limits again. Jimmy had his limit at 10:30AM today. Plus some nice big sea bass in the mix. Definitely be sailing tomorrow Tuesday but we will NOT Wednesday or Thursday, we'll be getting ready for our annual Coast Guard Inspection.

This morning we hit up an area we fished a couple of weeks ago and started off with a slow bite. Once the tide changed and despite the southerly breeze the fishing picked up. We ended up with a pretty good catch of 33 keepers for a lighter than usual Sunday crowd. Multiple limits on down and a boat limit of sea bass. Capt. George landed the pool fish with a nice 5.5lb fluke. Sometimes you want to leave fish to find more but today patience paid off! Thanks Capt Jack.

Fishing has been pretty decent for us all week bouncing around fishing different locations with limits on fluke and big sea bass.Today young Rider 10 years old landed a beautiful big fluke at 9.3oz. The next 4 day's look great for fishing. See you guys at the dock. Sailing 7:30am to 2:30pm

What a great day had by all onboard. Fished a new area today and it was non stop action all day with fluke and sea bass. Multiple limits around the boat with non stop action all day on both tides even with the change of wind. The crew and myself definitely got a workout in today running around on deck. I'm sure we got our 10,000 steps plus in. Tommy Salerno from Keyport landed the pool with a nice fat 5lb fluke. Thanks Capt Jack.

We were out on another beautiful summer day. Some bigger fluke today than yesterday. We had more limits yesterday, but still decent fishing today with the action. A lot of big knuckleheads in the mix again. The pool fish was somewhere around 7.5 lbs. Great drift all day. Tomorrow we are going to have the same conditions. It's going to be a beautiful day on the ocean again. Don't miss out. Capt. Jack, Joey, Sr. and Joey, Jr. will see you guys in the morning. We are not fishing on Monday, BUT, Tuesday and the rest of the week look great for conditions. Fare is $90; $10 pool for the biggest fluke of the day. Sailing 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Open boat, no reservations needed.

Having a great day with multiple limits on nice big fluke. Already have 7 or 8 limits at Noon with a lot of big knuckleheads in the mix. Decent crowd of customers again on a beautiful day out on the ocean. Out with Artie, Big Al and Big Joe fishing the bow today. Sailing every day, 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Open boat, no reservations are needed. Fare is $90; $10 pool for biggest fluke of the day. It's supposed to be a beautiful day tomorrow, Sat. Should have the same conditions for tomorrow. Looking forward to getting back out here. Thanks, see you at the dock.

We are out on this beautiful end of July summer day with a nice, cool ocean breeze and a nice crowd of customers. Our last three trips we've been fishing a different location, south in the ocean. Today, we don't have any limits aboard yet but we have 10 or 11 anglers that have their two keeper fluke and we have multiple limits on big sea bass. Pretty decent day of fishing. We will not be lighting up tomorrow, Thursday. Our next trip will be Friday, July 29th. We look forward to seeing you at the dock. The fare is $90 and we have a daily $10 pool for the biggest fluke at the end of the day.

We've been out all week with light crowds taking a little further ride in the ocean catching 20 to 1 ratio on fluke, but the people that have been working hard have been getting some limits on fluke with some really big knuckleheads mixed. We're sailing everyday 7:30am to 2:30 pm. It’s always a little cooler out on the water. So get away from this heat wave. See you at the dock.

Hey Gang, it was a beautiful day out in the ocean today. We left the dock with a nice group of our Sunday regulars along with some new faces too. We made the first drop close to where we have been fishing but the bite just never happened. Made a short ride to a another area blew the horn and it was game on with fluke and sea bass flying over the rail. By the end of the day we had some anglers with there fluke limits and a boat limit of nice knucklehead sea bass. The short action was non stop all day. Prowler regular Jason from North Brunswick landed a nice 5lb fluke to win the pool on the last drift. Some days you just have to change it up, soft bottom, hard bottom you never know unless you try something different. Thank you. Capt Jack

We were out on a very beautiful day fishing again. We landed some nice quality keeper fluke with plenty of short fluke in the mix today and big seabass. Come on down, it's supposed to be a nice weekend. See you at the dock.

We are out in the ocean on a beautiful top 10. We had Big Artie's guys, an annual charter that we take every year. Big Joe, TK, Keith and his son, Chet, Big Al, Leroy and the rest of the gang. They were even nice enough to invite Capt. George of the Angler to fish with theme a. We didn't get any limits on keeper fluke today but we did get into double digits and we had several of the guys with two keepers. Seabass again with some nice big ling in the mix. We have a lot of these same guys coming out again on next Monday's trip with TK's charter. We will not be available on July 18th because of the charter. See you guys in the morning. Fluking every day 7:30 to 2:30; fare $90; $10 for the biggest fluke of the day. Thank you.

We took a ride into the ocean today to try a new area and the conditions were pretty good to start the day. The fares picked away at some nice keepers fluke, sea bass and shorts the first few drifts. When the tide changed we lost the clean water and had to bounce around to put a few more fish in the boat.No limits today, couple guys with two on down. We did end up with a boat limit on the Sea Bass. Thank you. Capt. Jack

We are out again in the ocean. We went back to the area of where we found life on Wednesday's trip. There's a little bit of a heave from yesterday's easterly blow but we are picking at some keeper fluke with some shorts in the mix and trying to salvage the day with some keeper sea bass with some ling. We'll see you in the morning. MONDAY, JULY 11TH - we have a private charter with Artie and Big Joe's group, so we will not be available that day. Fishing every day, the fare is $90, $10 for the biggest fish of the day and we leave at 7:30 a.m. returning at 2:30 p.m. We look forward to seeing you guys at the dock. Thanks.

We were out on another beautiful summer day. We fished a different location today in deeper water. We found some nice keeper fluke with some shorts in the mix. We boated some nice sea bass along with some nice ling and a few cod fish. We're sailing everyday now 7:30-2:30. The fare is $90. We have a $10 pool for the biggest fluke of the day. Come down and join us, we would love to have you aboard! Capt Scott.

Hey Gang, It was another beautiful day on our local fluke grounds. I was going to run a little further but glad we stayed local as I did not hear to much action going on down the beach.We fished a few different areas and picked away at fish on each spot. We had a several limits onboard with Jim Hennessey taking the pool with a nice 4.5lb fluke. The short action was non stop all day. We are fishing tomorrow July 4th, so come on down. Capt Jack

We were out again on a very beautiful summer day with some really nice family folks aboard. We landed some limits again with shorts in the mix. Looks like everyone is going home with dinner. Really like the new law at 17 inches. Capt. George of the Angler has been coming out all season. It's always a pleasure having him on the boat. Plus, he shares with us his knowledge on where and how to catch more keeper fluke. Sometimes he's even working the throttles up in the wheelhouse. Today he enjoyed the day relaxing and fishing at the starboard bow where he likes to fish. It's going to be a nice weekend coming up - Sat., Sun. and Monday. Don't let any showers in the forecast stop you from coming out. We will definitely be sailing.

The morning started out good for us with nice quality keepers and shorts being caught working the engines, we nailed somewhere around 15 keepers but then we lost the drift and had to leave the area and find a drift some place else.We moved to a different location with just a slow pick on the keepers with some shorts,The drift was actually too fast at 1.8 but we did see some life. We will be back at in the morning, see you guys then. The fare is $90 and $10 for the biggest fluke of the day. Sailing 730AM to 230PM. Thanks. Had a total of 21 keeper fluke and pool fish was 5lbs.

Another good day of fluke fishing with limits. We had a good drift most of the day and had limits on keeper fluke again and a lot of guys had 2 keepers today with pretty decent short action in the mix. We're fishing right in our own backyard not too far from the dock. Work the engines all day to catch fish. The fare is $90 and we have a $10 dollar pool for the biggest fluke of the day. See you guys in the morning. Sailing 730AM to 230PM daily.

What a beautiful summer day it was today. We had somewhat of a light crowd today and questionable conditions in the ocean so we hit the local waters pretty hard. Started out with a slow pick due to the lack of drift. Once the current started to run the fish started to bite. Ended up with a few limits up to 4lbs and down with plenty of short action to keep everyone busy. Sorry missed the name of the pool fish winner. Highlight of the day was having Capt. George Bachert onboard fishing with us today, always a pleasure! We will not be fishing tomorrow. Will keep you posted. Capt. Jack.

We were up to about 4 or 5 limits on fluke with pretty decent short action today. We worked the engines to catch more fish today.It was beautiful day to be out on the water. We have a $10 pool for the biggest fluke of the day.Fishing everyday now 7:30 AM returning 2:30PM. The fare is $90. We look forward to seeing you at the dock. Thanks.

We were out today on a very windy day. With the strong winds the drift was a little bit fast at 1.3 and 1.4. We landed a dozen keeper fluke and released another forty shorts. At least we were able to salvage the day. Captain Jack will be at the helm tomorrow Father’s Day with Joey Sr. and Jr. I’ll be back with Marco on Monday morning. We have a daily pool for $10 for the biggest fluke. Sailing everyday 7:30am to 2:30pm.

It was a good day on the fluke grounds for us, with multiple limits. Captain George of the angler had his limit by 900am this morning. Good drift all day. We will be sailing tomorrow Saturday and Captain Jack will be at the helm for Father's Day on Sunday. Sailing everyday now 7:30 AM returning 2:30 PM. The fare is $90 and it’s an open boat. The daily pool for the biggest fluke is $10 we will see you guys at the dock in the morning.

We had a great drift for the first 3 hours of our trip and landed limits on nice quality fluke with decent short action. Plus the fish are in our backyard. So come on down. The fare is $90 and we have a $10 pool for the biggest fluke of the day. See you guys in the morning 7:30AM to 2:30PM. Thanks.

We're out on a beautiful, nice, sunny day. Fluking is a little slower today but we are working the engines and landing some keepers with some shorts mixed in. We'll definitely be fishing tomorrow, Saturday, but the forecast is for rain for Sunday into Monday morning. So, we'll have to wait to see about those couple of days.

We were out with a light group of people and had two limit and most had two keepers.We are fishing every day 7:30am to 2:30 pm. See guys in the morning. Thank you.

We are out again on a beautiful day and we're banging away at nice keeper fluke plus the shorts. Sailing everyday now for fluke 7:30 AM returning 2:30 PM Tomorrow's going to be another nice day see you guys at the dock. Thank you.

What a beautiful day out on the water. The drift conditions were less than desired so we had to scrape the local waters pretty hard to put our catch together today. No limits landed but we did have a spread of nice keepers onboard. The pool fish was a little over 4lbs. The weather looks great the next couple of days and we will be sailing. See you on the dock. Thank you Captain Jack

It felt great to be back on the fluke grounds today with Jim Benson’s private corporate charter. We caught nice fluke in our own backyard close to the dock. We’re liking the new fluke law of keeping two at 17 inches and one at 18” inches. Capt Jack will be at the helm tomorrow with Joey Jr. and Joey Sr. I’ll be at the helm on Monday with Marco. It’s going to be beautiful out the next few days so come on down. Thanks Captain Scott.

Good news. Our parts finally came in on Thursday and our port engine is fixed and just like new. Kudos to Capt. Jack for finding the parts and having them delivered. Tomorrow, Sat., June 4th, we have Jim Benson's private corporate charter JR Cruz. So we'll see you Sunday morning. Capt. Jack will be at the helm on Sundday. Myself and Capt. George will be out during the week targeting the fluke. It's been a good start to the fluke season. From what I've been seeing, there's still fluke close to our dock. The fare is $90, rod rentals are $5, daily pool is $5 All bait is supplied. Sailing 7:30 a.m. returning 2:30 p.m. We look forward to seeing you guys at the dock again. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Make no mistake about it, It's FLUKE TIME! Don't fall for the water is too cold, the fish are here and it's prime. The fares onboard today landed over 60 keepers with plenty of short life. The pool fish was in the 5lb range landed on a bucktail. So get on board with us.

Capt George and myself had the boat out today on the fluke grounds. We had limits aboard and everyone is going home with fish for dinner. Our Next trip is Saturday 14th 730AM to 230PM. Captain Jack will be at the helm on Sunday May 15th. It's been a great start to the fluke season don't so don't miss out. Thank you.

Captain George and myself had another successful day on the fluke grounds today. Our next trip will be tomorrow morning, Friday, May 6th sailing 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. It will be last day fishing for a while because of the high winds forecasted for Saturday, Sunday and Monday.

Capt. George and I had the boat out fluking and it was a great trip with multiple limits. Everyone on the boat caught and is going home with fresh fluke dinner. We had very good conditions. The same conditions are predicted for our next trip which will be Thursday, May 5th so do not miss out come down on Thursday and George and I will see you at the dock.

We were out today for the last day of blackfishing and it was a gorgeous day on the ocean, flat calm. Good anchoring conditions today. We had a bite on the blackfish but it was about 85% shorts today. We did get some nice keeper tog though and maybe a half dozen ling, no codfish. Capt. George came out to do a little fun fishing and he said to come down Tues., May 3rd for the first fluke trip of the season. George and myself are going to work hard to produce some fluke. Being blackfish and seabass closed, there's nothing for us to fish for tomorrow (Sunday) other than striped bass and we aren't doing that kind of fishing. So we'll be fluking every day starting Tuesday, May, 3rd. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m., all bait supplied.

We were out today. Ocean was very nice. We had a nice comfortable crowd of 14 customers. Pretty good life today. Made four or five drops, good anchoring conditions. Good bite on blackfish, keepers and shorts. Big Joe was high hook and had his limit on keepers on togs. Some nice ling today and some cod fish. The green crabs worked very well today for bait. Tomorrow, Sunday, it's going to be a nice day, we'll be sailing and then Tuesday April 26th we'll be sailing, there'll be good conditions.

We are sailing every day for bottom fish now. Sailing 7:30 am returning 2:30 pm. All fares are $90. Open boat, you can text me at 732-245-6514 for information.

We were out today. The ocean was flat calm. Good anchoring conditions. We made six or seven drops today. We had a little bit of a decent blackfish bite with keepers and shorts. We had a couple of codfish and saw a few ling. But we had a full moon tideline that came through and pretty much shut the fishing down. Dave Brink of Middletown had a nice blackfish, Big Joe had a nice one and Big Al was high hook with two keeper tog today. We fished with crabs and clams again today. Our next schedule trip will be Sat., April 23rd. We have some of the good regulars coming back on that day so I'm sure we'll be fishing. Saturday and Sunday look good. Blackfish season shuts down at the end of the month.

We were out today and the ocean was flat calm. Beautiful day to be out. Fishing was pretty good today, but then we had a wicked tideline moved through late morning into the afternoon that made anchoring conditions harder for us, but still a good day.We caught blackfish, few cod and some ling. Gary won today's pool with a beautiful Codfish. We fished with green crabs and fresh clams for bait. Thanks Captain Scott.

Hey gang. As of now we have a few people signed up for tomorrow's (Tues.) trip. Hopefully I can get some more reservations. That is why I am just setting up one or two of these trips when I think we can make it out. It still is very early in the season so when we start sailing for fluke and seabass, we'll be able to sail every day - open boat (weather permitting). Speaking of fluke, the 2022 fluke laws are two fluke at 17 inches and one at 18 inches. This is actually very good. It will be a lot easier to catch 17 inche fluke and keep them instead of throwing them back like we've been constantly doing over the past years. Look for our reports for upcoming trips. Good Friday, April 15th and Saturday, April 16th are our next two scheduled trips. 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Bait supplied. Please text or call me at 732-245-6514 so I can put you on the list and hopefully get enough guys on the trip so we can sail. Thank you Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we were out today with a light crowd. Had a decent pick going on some keeper blackfish, short togs, a few cod fish and some nice ling. More than last week. Conditions changed around late morning on the anchors and into the afternoon. Tuesday, we are going to try so either call or text 732-245-6514 to make your reservations for that day. And next week, we'll be sailing Good Friday and Saturday, but NOT Easter Sunday.

Hey gang. We made four or five drops today and saw some cod fish, a lot of them went back but we did have some nice keepers in the mix. We landed some keeper blackfish, released some short blackfish and had a handful of ling aboard. All in all, good to see life on the grounds for this time of the year. Reservations are required. Text me at 732-245-6514. Fishing for cod, blackfish and ling. Fare is $90. We used fresh clams and green crabs for bait.

Hey gang. We are doing a special wreck trip Sun., April 3rd 7:30 am to 3:00 pm. Reservations are required. We are limiting the trip to 27 fares. The fare for this trip as well as future trips is $90. We'll be targeting blackfish, ling and cod. Fishing with clams and green crabs for bait. Depending how this first trip goes, we'll be adding more trips after this one in the future. You can text me at 732-245-6514 for information. On behalf of myself, Capt. Jack, Mark and Joey, we look forward to seeing you on the dock this season. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we were out today strictly trying for blackfish with green crabs and white leggers. We covered a lot of ground with very good anchoring conditions, but we could not get any blackfish to chew. I didn't like the color of the water, probably from all the run-off from the snowstorm we had. I was going to fish tomorrow, Sat., but we've decided to cancel. Let things get back to a bit more normal. Our next trip will be Sat., Feb. 19th.

Hey gang, we were out today with 11 fares. We made 3 drops. Mostly short blackfish today. But, we did have some nice keepers in the mix. We'll still fishing and John is winning the pool today with a nice keeper tog. The ocean is very nice today, it's the calm before the storm. Could have used a little bit more wind to keep our anchors tighter but other than that it was a fun day to be out on the water at this time of the year. We are fishing with white leggers and green crabs. We have heated handrails and heated cabin for your comfort.

Hey gang, we were out today with 20 customers. All good people. We had the deck stacked against though today. We had wind against tide and had a big heave from the south. The ocean wasn't rough or anything it was just that the heave made the fish not want to chew. On top of that we kept on getting pushed up on top of our anchors all day. We did our best and made 10 drops. Hopefully, Friday we'll have better conditions. Friday, Jan. 28th will be our next trip. Should be the calm before the storm with the forecast calling for another nor'easter on Sat. and Sun.

We haven't been fishing in a while with the wind and very cold temps. Our next trip is going to be Tues., Jan. 25th. We have some of our regulars coming down that day, so I'm sure we'll be sailing. We'll be leaving at 7:30 a.m. getting back in around 3:00 p.m. Fishing with white leggers and green crabs for bait. Heated handrails and heated cabin for your comfort.. We haven't sailed in a while. The weather has not been coopertive. We'll wait and see. I'm not sure when our next trip will be. I will keep you updated.

Hey gang. We had a nice comfortable crowd of 23 customers. We made 4 or 5 drops on the anchors today. We had pretty good conditions and the blackfish were chewing on green crabs and white leggers pretty well today. Dennis in the stern released 21. We had a few limits today. Other guys with 2 and 3 keepers, some with just one and some with just shorts. The ocean was like glass today. It's going to start blowing tomorrow into the weekend. So our next day fishing will probably be Wed. or Thurs. of next week. I'll keep you updated. But, it was a pretty good day for mid-January, can't complain. There's still plenty of good blackfish days in the future, so pick a nice day and join us. We look forward to having you on the boat.

Hey gang. We are definitely sailing tomorrow, Thurs. Jan. 13th. It's going to be very nice in the ocean and we have some regulars coming down. Guaranteed to be going. But, the weekend looks shot with bitter cold temperatures for Sat. and Sun.

Hey gang. Next trip will be Thursday, January 13th. The weather can be very tricky this time of the year. Have to pick the nice days but we'll be fishing the whole month of January. The limit is 4 blackfish per customer. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we sailed today with 15 customers. Had dense fog the whole ride out. Tough day today. Anchoring conditions were horrendous. Wind against tide all day. It rained all day and we didn't see another boat out there all day today. Only a handful of keepers today with slow short action, a few ling and small sea bass. We fished six or seven drops inshore and offshore. Our next trip will be Tuesday, Jan. 4th. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang. We left the dock at 7:15 a.m. as soon as we had 40 customers on the boat. Flew out to the fishing grounds where we have been fishing. We made a couple of drops, just a slow pick on keepers and shorts. Then we pulled anchors and tried out in the deeper water. Had a pick on some nice tog out there but seems they were only catching them in the bow. We just got in-shore and are trying in the shallower water. So far I see a few shorts. High hook has 3 keepers today. Other guys with 2 keepers. Pretty slow day - up around 20 keepers. It was a pleasure having Gerry and the gang from NJfishing.com fishing with us. I know Gerry caught a couple keepers and I think his buddies caught a few also. We should be docking around 3 or 3:30 today. We are definitely sailing tomorrow, Saturday. Showers are in the forecast, but the ocean is going to be nice. I'm guessing we'll have about 15-16 customers tomorrow. From what I saw today, all the party boats had good crowds on the boat. We'll definitely see you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott - Happy New Year!

Hey gang. We had a nice comfortable crowd of 19 customers today for a beautiful day out on the ocean for the end of December. We made two drops on the anchors today and seen life on both. Couple limits today. Big Joe had five and won today's pool. Dean also had his limit fishing the bow, some guys with 3, several people with one and 2 and some with just shorts. Fun day out on the water. We've been fishing with strictly green crabs and white leggers. We have a heated cabin and handrails for your comfort. We're definitely fishing Fri. and Sat. we have people coming down. We look forward to seeing you at the dock. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we had a nice big crowd of blackfish customers today (for a Tues.) We had pretty good conditions. It was a little bit windy this morning, but the ocean was nice. We started out picking at short blackfish, then we started getting the keepers coming in double digits. But things changed when we had a medical emergency happen on the boat with one of our customers and we had to pull our anchors and start heading back. Although the Coast Guard Zodiac boat met us very quickly out on the fishing grounds and we were able to transfer him onto the Coast Guard vessel. Hats off to the four Coast Guard men. They were very professional and did an awesome job. Hopefully, our customer, Jerry is ok. We've been back out on the fishing grounds (where we started) but we just can't seem to get the fish going now. It's just a slow pick. Didn't have time for pics today - actually we are still fishing at 1:00. If we do get the fish to start biting better, I'll do a follow up report later. We are fishing with green crabs and white leggers today and we'll be fishing all week - Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat. and Sun. We look forward to seeing you at the dock. We have a heated cabin and heated handrails for your comfort. We Finished the day with 22 keepers and Al won the pool and had his limit and glad to report Jerry is in stable condition in the hospital. Forgot to mention what a great job my crew did handling the situation, pretty scary stuff. Hats off to Marko and Zavier. Next trip is going to be Thursday. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, I only had a couple of people ask about Christmas Eve's trip. It's usually a slow day for people to come down and the forecast is for rain in the morning on Christmas day. We've been fishing with green crabs and white leggers. Catching fish on both. On behalf of myself and the crew we would like to wish everyone a very Merry Christmas and a safe New Year!

Hey gang, we had a nice crowd of regulars today. We made six or seven drops on the anchors, fished a couple different locations but it was just a slow pick on keepers with the short action. I thought they were going to bite today, but it wasn't our day. Good guys on the boat. I wish the fish would have cooperated a little better. We've been fishing with white leggers and green crabs for bait. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we were out today with 13 customers. We got out in the ocean and had a wicked sea with wind against a strong outgoing tide. When we arrived at the fishing grounds the hardest part was to get our anchors out and get them to hold which we were able to do.We had good fishing for the first 2 and ac1/2 hours with good action on nice keeper togs and shorts. But then the day got harder for us when we decided to go to another drop. We were able to get our port anchor back in the boat, but we lost our starboard anchor when it was straight-up-and-down due to the rough seas. The line snapped and it was gone. Kudos to Marko he had to come up top and get the spare anchor hook it up and then put it all back together in those rough conditions, for which he did a great job. Then we anchored up and finished the day with a pretty decent bite.The guys were great on the boat today everyone fished hard at the rail all day and everyone made a catch. We had a very nice ride in on the way home as everything settled down nicely. I know the guys will sleep good tonight and that goes for me and Marko as well. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, we were out today with a pretty decent crowd of great black fishermen on board today. Capt. George came out and brought his guys. We didn't have any limits today, but we managed to put a catch together. Big Al fished the starboard bow and was high hook with 4 nice keeper tog. Dave Brink of Middletown, won today's pool and also landed 3 keepers. Some guys had 2 keepers, some guys with one keeper and some guys just caught short blackfish. Very nice day out on the water today for mid-December. We've been fishing with green crabs and white leggers. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we were out today with great conditions with 12 anglers. Everyone caught fish on the boat. Big Joe was hotter than a firecracker, high hook with 12 keeper tog. Keeping five of them and releasing the rest. One other limit. Most of the guys had two to three keepers. All in all a good day fishing. The weekend we are going to get blown out. Our next trip will be Tuesday, Dec. 14th, the conditions look great for that day. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, what an absolutely gorgeous day in the ocean today. The conditions were actually pretty good but the bite was definitely off. We made a handful of drops and it was a dismal pick throughout the day. Some guys caught and other's were not as lucky. Weather forecast will most likely keep us tied up for the next couple of days. Will give update. Thanks Capt Jack.

Hey gang, it was very nice out today. The ocean was like pond. Anchor conditions were very hard though. We had plenty of short blackfish,but we had a slow pick on keeper togs due to the conditions. Hopefully it will be better for Captain Jack tomorrow. Thanks Captain Scott.

Hey gang, we were out today with 14 customers that's what we've been averaging during the week.We had a little tough conditions in the morning a sloppy ocean we laid sideways into the sea with our 2 anchors out. Was a little hard for the guys to feel the bites, but as the day got nicer we picked away a nice keepers tog and had pretty decent short action. We will not be sailing tomorrow with the high winds for Friday. But Saturday and Sunday weather looks good. See you guys Saturday morning and Captain Jack will be at the helm for Sunday's trip. We've been fishing with green crabs and white Leggers. Heated handrails and heated cabin for your comfort. Thanks, Captain Scott

Hey gang, pretty good conditions today. We've been banging away at the blackfish all morning. Big Joe is high hook with 4 keepers so far. We'll definitely be fishing tomorrow, Thurs., Dec. 2nd so come on down and let's go fishing. We've been catching our blackfish on green crabs and white leggers. We have heated handrails and heated cabin for your comfort. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang. We were out today with 14 customers on a cold, raw day. Days like today is when you appreciate having the heated handrails and heated cabin. We did not have the best conditions for anchoring, but we kept on trying and we banged away at some nice big tog. Our next trip will be Wed., Dec. 1st. We're fishing with green crabs and white leggers. We look forward to seeing you at the dock. Thanks. Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we were out today with 17 customers great people. We worked hard and put in overtime to put a catch together on blackfish. Chet, regular won with a big tog. Our next trip's gonna be the Nov 28th. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang we were out today with a decent crowd of regulars fish were chewing a little bit. We had 3 or 4 guys with 3 keeper togs,others with 2 some with just 1 and some only caught shorts. Beautiful day to be out on the blackfish grounds today. Hitman won the pool with a real big blackfish, one of the biggest so far of the season. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, we were out today on blackfish grounds with close to 20 customers. The ocean was a little nasty, but certainly fishable. We fished a couple locations and got the blackfish to bite a little bit today. Several guys with 2 keepers, some guys with 1 keeper and some with just shorts. Mike won the pool with a nice big tog. Next trip will be Sunday the weather looks great. Thanks, Captain Scott

Hey gang, we were out today with 20 customers, all good guys on the boat again.We arrived at the fishing grounds with no wind or current. It was the complete opposite of yesterday's conditions. Eventually we did get the breeze to hold our anchors tight the rest of the day. We did catch plenty of short all day long with some nice blackfish in the mix.We did get in to double digits on keepers and Reuben was high hook with 3 nice togs. It sure was another fun day on the fishing grounds. We will NOT be sailing on Friday. Thanks, Captain Scott.

Hey gang it felt great to be out on the blackfish ground for opening day. We had 18 regulars plus Captain George came out to fish with us. We did not have any limits, but we caught around 25 keepers on the boat with several guys boating 3 and plenty of action with the shorts. We made 3 drops on the anchors today. Pretty windy but it was a good wind out of the west. Kenny the assassin fishing the starboard bow won today's pool with a nice tog. Marco and Joey worked great today on deck. It was a fun day fishing with them and the regulars today. I'm looking forward to getting back out there tomorrow. See you guys in the morning. Thanks Capt. Scott P.S. We won't be sailing on Friday, the weather is going to be windy. Saturday and Sunday look great to go. But then rain on Monday.

Opening day starts this Tues., Nov. 16th for blackfish. We will be fishing everyday 7:30 a.m. to 2:30/3:00 p.m. We will supply green crabs and white leggers will be available and we'll have the best tackle with homemade rigs and sinkers. A lot of you blackfish customers will be happy to hear that Marko will be coming back to work our blackfish trips. Tuesday's conditions look very good right now so, me, Marko and Joey will see you Tuesday morning. We look forward to having a great blackfish season, as always. We plan on fishing right into February. The fare is $85 and if you need to get in touch with me, please text me at 732-245-6514. Thank you, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we've been out the last four out of five days and the average is 25% keepers on the sea bass with 75% throwbacks. We've been boating some nice keeper blackfish and some trigger fish. Some trips have been better than others. The ocean was really nice today. We found some bigger sea bass drifting at the end of the day on a new location. We are not going to be fishing the next three to four days. I'm not liking the conditions. Our next trip will probably be at the end of the week. I'll keep you guys updated. P.S. next Monday, Nov. 1st I'll be taking the boat up to Staten Island to get our annual drydock inspection. Should be gone five or six days. Hopefully back for the weekend (Sat.)

Hey gang, not sailing Fri., so our next trips will be Sat. and Sun. Oct. 23rd and 24th. See you Saturday.

Hey gang, we were out today, the ocean was beautiful, nice westerly wind, we fished a couple different locations just to pick on sea bass with some blackfish in the mix . The hitman took today's pool with a nice tog. Lots of short sea bass released again,anyway we sail when conditions are good so that being said tomorrow Thursday it's going to be a beautiful day on the ocean. See you in the morning.

Hey gang, we went fishing today and had much better fishing than the last trips. A lot of nice keeper sea bass with plenty of action. The ocean settled down real nice it will be just like this tomorrow Friday so come on down as we are definitely sailing. See you in the morning. Dave Brink of Middletown won the pool and had his limit of 10 seabass.

Hey gang, the last couple of weeks it's been up and down. Had some, good trips, some medium trips and some slow trips. We haven't sailed the last four days with all the east wind. But, we will be fishing Friday and Saturday Oct. 15th and 16th. Thanks. See you at the dock.

Well Gang, that’s a wrap for our 2021 Fluke season.We had some pretty stiff north wind to start the day and a big heave, however we pushed through into the ocean to try and land some flatties. Conditions were tough and we only ended up with a few keepers with very little short life. The pool fish was about 4lbs but at the end of the day we hung in there and fished the fluke season hard. We would like to thank all of our patrons that fished onboard with us this season. It was a great year along with some great catches. There’s nothing better than catching fish and making new friends. Also hats off to our crew as they had a long season and worked hard to provide 1st class service to all that sailed with us. The Prowler will be going into dry dock for the next few weeks at which time our biannual USCG inspection will be completed. We look forward to having all back onboard for the Sea Bass opener on October 8th! Thanks Captain Jack

Hey gang, we were out today and it was an extremely slow fishing day for us with only 2 keepers and shorts in the mix, as we couldn't get out to the ocean because there was a big roll. With the people we had on the boat today, we had to stay local. The ocean should be good tomorrow for the last fluke trip. Capt. Jack will be at the helm tomorrow (Sun.) for the last fluke trip. As I posted in my last report, we're going to take a couple of weeks off and do some maintenance and our Coast Guard inspection in dry-dock that is mandatory every two years. We'll be sailing every day again starting Fri., Oct. 8th when sea bass opens up. The limit will be 10 again. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we were able to get in the ocean and we had some nice fluke coming into the boat. But then the south wind came on pretty hard around 11:30 and the drift got too fast at 1.5 and we had to retreat back to the bay. Picking at shorts and keepers. Artie had a nice 6lber to win today's pool. We are going to take a pass the next couple of days. Maybe Saturday. Sunday looks like the nicest day for the last day of fluke fishing. After that we are going to take a couple of weeks off. We are NOT going to start porgie fishing, we'll wait for the sea bass season to open up.

Hey gang. We sailed today with 13 customers. It was a beautiful day out on the ocean. We had a pretty good drift all day. We landed about 7 or 8 nice keeper fluke with short fluke in the mix and unfortunately, we had to release some real big sea bass today. Yesterday's trip we were out with the tri-state healthcare works and we had a good time with them. They were great and they took extra good care of my deckhand Scott. Looking forward to taking them out again next season. They were awesome. Not too many fluke days left - only five days left. I have guys coming out tomorrow so I know we are sailing for sure. We'll see you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott.

Hey gang, we were out the ocean was nice today nice today we tried a couple locations today with no luck but we did. Find a location with some nice keeper fluke and shorts in the mix. Norm Thvrling of Chestnut Ridge New York won the pool with a nice 6 pounder. Captain Jack said tomorrow Sunday is a NO go 25 Southwest. So our next scheduled trip will be Tuesday September 14th. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang. We were lucky not to sail today (Friday) with the strong NW winds. We'll be back at it tomorrow though. I'll see you guys in the morning with the senior crew Al Teresi and also Rob Hrbek from the Atlantic Star. Captain Jack will be at the helm on Sunday. Just a reminder, we have a private charter on Monday with our tri-state healthcare workers. Also, a lot of you bottom customers will be happy to know Marco's coming back to work the blackfish season. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we were out on a beautiful day in the ocean catching some really nice big fluke today. Keith Randa, Jr. landed a solid 10 pound doormat. Big Joe has another big one fishing the front of the boat weighing 9 lbs. We ended the day with keepers in the mid-30's. It's nice to see a big crowd of regulars for today's great fishing. Definitely fishing tomorrow, Wednesday. Not many fluke days left. See you tomorrow. P.S. MEGA POOL officially over. John of Garfield, NJ is the official winner of the MEGA pool with an 11 lber. Thanks to Joseph and Joey, Sr. for running the pool. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang. Sailed with a light crowd and had a plan this morning but called an audible last minute with the wind forecast and fished a new area. Turned out to be the right move as we had several guys land their limits in the first few drifts. Definitely some quality fluke today. Prowler regular Mike took the pool with a 10.25 lb doormat.Once the wind came up it was game over and we retreated to the bay. Going to take a pass tomorrow and let the ocean settle down after the hard south we had today. Thanks. Captain Jack

Hey gang. It's the first time we are out since the big storm on Wed. The ocean is flat calm and at 12:00 o'clock we are up to 12 or 13 keeper fluke with shorts in the mix. We had to release a lot of big sea bass. What a shame. Jack will see you tomorrow, (Sun.). Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we were out today after not being out the last 3 days. The ocean settled down real nice. We did very good with the big sea bass and landed some nice quality big fluke today. We'll be sailing tomorrow, Wed. - calm before the storm. But it doesn't look good for Thurs. and Fri. BUT, the holiday weekend looks great for Sat., Sun. and Mon. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we had a beautiful day out on the ocean, with a great group prowler regulars. The heat was brutal, but those who stayed at the rail all day were well rewarded. We worked over one area that continued to produce, drift after drift. Today was much better than yesterday, producing in the mid 20s for nice keeper fluke and nearly a boat limit of nice gorilla size sea bass. Couple limits today, including Jess C and Robert. Mike took the pool today with a beautiful 6lb 7oz fluke. Strong east winds in the forecast for tomorrow, so we will not be sailing tomorrow 8/28. Capt Scott

Hey gang, we fished two different locations today. Overall, we had a slow day of fishing, landing only 8 keeper fluke and 32 gorilla size sea bass. James won the pool today with a decent fluke. We were lucky enough to have a cool breeze out on the ocean and had a perfect drift, but the fish just did not cooperate for us. Tomorrow is a new day and we will be back at it. See you at the dock in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we had our regulars aboard today who fished real hard. We just barely made it to double digits on keeper fluke, but we did excellent and had a boat limit of beautiful gorilla sized sea bass. We also landed 80 chubs. Nothing as big on the pool fish today like we landed yesterday. Bob won with a nice flattie. Could have used better conditions today, we were drifting .5-6 pretty much all day. The fluke season is winding down, so do not miss out. See you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang. The ocean was beautiful. We had tons of action on short fluke, with some nice keepers in the mix, including our biggest fluke of the season caught by John, who is in the MEGA pool. Sailing every day. Thanks, Capt. Scott - P.S. When fluke fishing is over on Sept. 19th, we'll be porgie fishing 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. - fare is $75.00. We'll be sailing every day except for Mondays. Fluke season ends Sept. 19th.

Hey gang, we had a great bunch of people on our boat again today. We landed some really nice quality ocean fluke, along with some really nice gorilla size sea bass. We had a little bit of later afternoon bite, so we stayed out a little later and put the extra time in. The customers landed somewhere in the mid 20's for keeper fluke and roughly 30 nice gorilla keeper sea bass, with plenty of short action in the mix. The ocean was, as they say, "calm before the storm", an absolute beautiful day. Tom Karg landed the daily pool fish today, and will most likely be taking the lead in the MEGA. Thanks, Capt Scott

Hey gang, we were out today on the ocean with a light crowd of only 9 customers. Fishing was ok today for us. Big Joe fishing the front of the boat was high hook with 5 keeper fluke. Keeping fluke 3 of them. We caught big sea bass again. I don't like the conditions for tomorrow Thursday, so our next trip will be Friday August 20th. We will see you guys then. Thank Captain Scott.

Hey gang, we did not have the great fishing that we had yesterday but we worked hard to put nice keeper ocean fluke in the boat. Conditions were tough with wind against tide, creating a roll on the ocean, but it was still fishable. We got into the 20s on nice keeper ocean fluke and around 25 nice gorilla size sea bass. Big Ray took today's pool with beautiful ocean fluke. Tomorrow should bring a lot better conditions than what we had today. See you in the morning. Thanks Captain Scott.

Hey gang, we had big Arties veteran group out today, all regulars. We had a very good day of fishing with many limits on quality ocean fluke. Some that had their limits included TK, Tommy THE HAMMER, Big Joe, Bud Ice Mike, along with others. Pool fish was Mike with an 8lb 2oz, again not in the MEGA due to charter. See you in the morning. Capt Scott.

Hey gang. Well the weatherman had it right as we were treated to a stiff breeze this morning as we rounded the hook. Made our first drift in the area were we have been catching fish but the drift was almost 2 knots so we had to go on the prowl. Took a little bit of a ride out to the north east and settled in on some nice conditions. The fares onboard went to work and had non stop action the rest of the day landing an over abundance of shorts, giants sea bass and some quality keeper fluke. No limits today but after the rough start it turned out to be a great day. Zach Harvey from Middletown won the pool with a nice 6.1lb fluke. Once again we are fishing the ocean not the bay. Thanks Captain Jack,

Hey gang, we had a decent crowd of customers for a beautiful saturday. We did pretty good today with the fluke and sea bass. The customers landed 47 nice keeper sea bass and in the mid 20's on nice keeper ocean fluke, with plenty of shorts in the mix. The daily pool fish with 6lb 8oz and not in the MEGA. We had four limits today as well, including Prowler reg John and Billy. Capt Jack will see you in the morning at the dock. PS We have Big Arties Veteran Trip on Monday. If you are a regular and are interested in coming along on monday, please get in touch with Artie. Otherwise, Monday is a private charter. Thanks, Capt Scott,

Hey gang, we were out on another beautiful day and the fishing was great again. Many quality ocean fluke along with a nice mix of jumbo sea bass. Tim and Steve had their limits. John and Tim split the daily with "carbon copy" ocean fluke. I will be at the helm tomorrow, and Capt Jack will be at the helm on Sunday. Do not miss out on this fluke fishing, there are only a little over 30 days left in the season. Thanks Capt Scott.

Hey gang, we had a great group of people out on the boat today. We caught a good amount ocean fluke, along with nice sea bass again today, with plenty of shorts in the mix. Alex and Ray both ended up with their limits, and Charlie JR won the pool with a beautiful fluke. We are definitely sailing tomorrow, so we will see you at the dock in the morning, Capt Scott.

Hey gang, we had a very good day fluking and sea bassing today with limits on fluke and a boat limit on sea bass. Fishing is pretty good right now, don't miss out. We've been seeing a lot of bigger fish lately. While we will be fishing, I won't be able to do a report on this site until Wednesday. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we had a good bunch of people on the boat again today. Today's fishing was a bit tougher, but we were able to land some nice quality ocean fluke while fishing 3 different areas. Along with the nice ocean fluke we landed a good mess of sea bass. We have a new leader in the MEGA pool, Bill Newheart. We stayed out a little later today, but we will have an official weight when we hit the dock. We will post an updated weight later on. We will see you at the dock in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang. After not being out yesterday (Sunday) with the strong NE winds we were out today in the ocean. I was very surprised to see that the ocean wasn't bad and was fishable. We picked away at some nice keeper fluke plus a good mess of beautiful sea bass. Steve ended up with his limit and won today's pool. We were in the mid-teens for keeper fluke with the shorts in the mix and we were in the mid-30s with the big sea bass. We had 19 fares on this rainy Monday morning. We are looking forward to getting back out there tomorrow so we'll see you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott,

Hey gang, we were out today with a nice group of customers. We fished where we caught some fish yesterday, and landed 15 nice ocean fluke, with many shorts in the mix. Along with the fluke, we landed 44 nice gorilla sea bass. There was a slight roll of the ocean, but not too bad. The drift got a little fast in the afternoon, so needed to put the weight on. Anyway, we will be back at it tomorrow. Capt Jack has a family day tomorrow, so I will be back at the helm tomorrow. See you in the morning. Capt Scott. PS MEGA POOL UPDATE: Our mid season mega $20 fluke pool is worth $700 and is being lead by a 4lb 1oz. We’ve been catching some bigger fish than that, and they have not been in the big pool. Come on down and don’t miss out. You have to be in it to win it!

Hey gang. After not sailing yesterday with the north wind, we are out today. There is a slight heave left over, but we are doing ok. We are up to around 18, 19 keeper fluke and about 45 nice big sea bass. We are sailing every day for fluke and sea bass. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we were out today with a light crowd of 17 customers. We picked away at keepers with short fluke and landed some really nice sea bass again. Not really liking tomorrow's conditions so that being said our next trip will be Friday, Aug. 6th,

Hey gang, after having a hard day yesterday with the bad conditions we had good conditions today and landed big fluke with limits. Mike landed a 7.6 lber. and Drew fishing the bow landed a 6.8 lber. Unfortunately, they are not in the MEGA pool. We also landed quite a few nice big sea bass to add to our catch. Fun day out on the ocean. I always say... it's all about conditions. Looking forward to getting back out on the grounds tomorrow. I'll see you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we were out today and it was a very windy day. The drift was real fast in the morning but we were still able to pick away at some nice fluke. Big Joe took the lead in the MEGA fluke pool with a 4.1 lber. Nothing big today, but from now on we'll be targeting big fluke, fishing rock piles and other structures that we normally fish. We've been fishing out east the last 3-1/2 weeks but now we'll be looking for the bigger fluke with the rest of the other Jersey ocean boats. There's enough fluke around on the structures that we fish. But if we need to go out east, we'll keep that ace in the hole. Tomorrow we'll have less wind, hopefully we'll get some bigger fluke tomorrow. See you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott,

Hey Gang, sometimes you just have to listen for the weatherman! After a quick look at the marine forecast this morning I knew we were going to have a short window to work with today. We did not waste anytime when we departed and throttled up for the Eastern grounds. The fares onboard worked away for the first few hours on some quality flatties and sea bass. The short action was furious but kept everyone busy. When the southerly kicked up lockjaw set in and we called it a day. Falcon Ray landed the pool fish along with his limit. Thanks Captain Jack.

Hey gang, we had a good crowd of regular customers aboard the Prowler again today on a gorgeous day in the ocean. After having 35 keeper fluke yesterday, we did not get that today. But we worked hard to land 25 quality keeper fluke and landed over 35 big sea bass and probably 150 short fluke. Artie, Big Joe and Wayne fishing the bow had two each. Joe in the stern had two and a lot of other customers had two keepers also. Wayne our regular customer won the pool with a nice 5.2 ocean fluke. Nice to see him back on the boat with good health again. I did not see any limits on fluke for our boat today,but once again, I can't get over how clean and clear the water is where we've been fishing.Just absolutely gorgeous. Tomorrow's forecast calls for rain in the morning with thunder showers in the afternoon as well as SE winds - 10 to 15 with gusts to 20 so we are going to pass on sailing tomorrow. I'm sure some of the other boats will be lighting up though. Definitely going to be back at it on Friday with 10-15 out of the NW. Great conditions, especially where we've been fishing. Don't forget about our MEGA mid-season Fluke pool. You can talk to the crew about the entry fee. I'll see you guys for the big fluke and sea bass trip on Friday, July 30th. It's 85 dollars and no reservations are needed. We are an open boat. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we were out today with 14 customers. The ocean settled down very nice. We we took the long ride where we've been going the last 3 weeks but it was a little slow this morning. So we had to go a little bit further east. Found some big fluke and sea bass there. Had a 22 mile ride back to the dock. But whatever it takes to get it done. No more Wreck Trips until the fluke season is over. We are totally in a fluke and seabass mode lately. Sailing everyday, No reservations are needed. The fare is $85 dollars. We sail 730am sharp. See you guys in the morning. Thanks Captain Scott.

Hey gang. It was another great day on the water. We had a nice boat of regulars with a few new faces onboard too. We ran the distance out to the east again and when we got there we had no drift. We switched gears and started power drifting the rough stuff and big fat flatties started flying over the rails. Everyone worked hard today and by the days end we had over 40 keepers onboard up to 7lbs. Only about 30 sea bass today but they were mostly all knuckles. The short action was nonstop all day. Hazlet Bob won the pool with a 7.2 oz beauty. Tomorrow's forecast is calling for 25-30kts of south wind so we are going to take a pass. Next trip will be Monday. Thanks Capt. Jack.

Hey gang, we had some great people on the boat today. We took the long ride where we've been fishing. Caught and released a couple of hundred short fluke, got into the 20s with the keepers. Big Joe had his limit as did others and we also landed some nice sea bass. Ocean was beautiful, flat calm. We'll be back at it tomorrow morning. Again, don't bring light rods - bring heavy rods. P.S. don't forget about our wreck trip this Friday, July 23rd. Text for reservations 732-245-6514. Thanks. Capt. Scott

Hey gang, we had a nice crowd of 24 customers today on beautiful day out on the ocean. We took another long ride and we non-stop action. Nice big sea bass, big ocean fluke and 100s of shorts released. Tom the Hammer had his limit today as well as others. Bring the heavy rods, leave the light stuff at home. See you in the morning. Fishing every day $85.00 no reservations needed. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey Gang, We were greeted by a pretty uncomfortable ocean this morning as we made our way down the beach. It certainly was not conducive to the novice anglers sailing with us today. For the fishing we a had pretty good action and some limits. Once again a bunch of nice sea bass added to today's catch. Prowler Billy from Sparta landed the pool with a nice flattie today. Forecast looks great coming up this week and we should be able to get back out to the grounds were the fish are. So come on down to the dock. Thanks Capt. Jack.

Hey Gang. We had a pretty solid day of fluke fishing. There were some quality keepers landed on today's trip with Sean Gunning from Sewell taking the pool with a 6lb flattie. The short action was fast all day and stopped counting when we were over 200. There were also a bunch of giant sea bass landed onboard too. We are fishing in the ocean at depths of 60-85' so leave the 1.5oz jigs home and please plan accordingly. Back at it again tomorrow. Thanks Capt Jack.

Hey gang. We had a very good day on the fishing grounds again today. By the end of the day the coolers and buckets were full. Dave Brink of Middletown, fishing the bow, landed 28 nice ling plus two big sea bass. Mike Ayres, after catching his limit on fluke yesterday decided to come out again on the wreck trip and landed 24 nice ling and also had his two sea bass. Our regulars today, Chet, Larry, Artie and the others, all did a great job today. We fished alone today and had a pretty exciting day. We even got to see some big yellow fin tuna swimming around the boat. I will probably add another one of these wreck trips down the line. Maybe next Friday, July 23rd, if I think the conditions look good. I'll keep you posted. Capt. Jack will be at the helm Saturday and Sunday targeting the big ocean fluke and sea bass. So don't miss out. We've been burning a lot of fuel lately, but it really doesn't matter. Anything to get the job done to satisfy our customers. Thanks, Capt. Scott.

Hey gang. Started the day off with dense fog with 23 customers on board. As I said I would do in my last report we went right out into the ocean and we landed some big ocean fluke. We also had fair action on short fluke with some nice sea bass. It turned out to be a beautiful day on the ocean, flat calm. Big change from yesterday in the ocean. We're into double digits on fluke and still fishing. Good drift all day. We'll see you in the morning.

Hey gang. We sailed today with a very light crowd of nine fares. We started heading out to the ocean where we've been catching the fluke and sea bass, but when we got out about 3 miles off shore we had to retreat. The ocean was sloppy with the east wind. We fished a new location where we had plenty of fluke, but they were just about all shorts. Not too many keepers today. Slow day. Tomorrow they call for five miles out of the south so we'll be able to get back out to the fishing grounds out in the ocean. That being said, I'll see you in the morning.

Hey gang. Today, I honed in on some of the new life we found yesterday and it turned out to be one of the best trips of the season so far. Great conditions and when the fares onboard dropped their lines in it was game on with the fluke. The bite did slow up towards the end of the day with the tide change but the day was already made. Prowler regular Billy landed his limit in the first two drifts.The short action was pretty fast and there were also some nice sea bass mixed in too.M.N. From Bayonne landed a 8lb beauty that swept the pool. Great day of fishing all by ourselves but I'm sure that won't last. We will be back on the prowl tomorrow, see you on the dock! Thank Capt Jack.

Hey gang. When we left the dock this morning I was not really not sure what to expect after the passing storm. There was a little heave left over that laid down as the day went on. First drop was in a new area and we had some great life picking at some nice flatties along with some of the best short action so far this season. After we lost the drift with the change we took a little ride down the beach and picked through some shorts and landed a few more nice keepers. Prowler regular Larry from Caldwell landed a nice 6.5lb fluke that won the pool. We will be back the Prowl again tomorrow. See you on the dock! Thanks Captain Jack.

Hey gang. Out today with a light crowd of nine customers. Big Joe and Artie, Dave Brink of Middletown. It's a really nice day out on the ocean. We took a longer rider to the south today, fishing with the Southern boys. Picking at short fluke, not a lot of keepers, some really nice sea bass and some ling in the mix. That's the Noon report. Joey and Joseph will be doing some maintenance the next two days, changing oil and filters so that being said, the next two trips will be Sat. and Sun. when Capt. Jack will be back at the helm. On July 12th, I'll be back to run Big Artie's event for our veterans that we do every year. If a few of you regulars want to get on the trip get in touch with me or Artie. We look forward to seeing you guys at the dock.

Hey gang. It was a nice day out on the water, we definitely escaped the heat out on the ocean. I like to keep it honest with our reports good or bad and in full transparency today was just not our day. We tried a bunch of different areas with very little reward for our efforts. The keepers that landed were quality however just not enough to go around. That's why they call it fishing not catching! Tomorrow's another day and we will be back on the Prowl! Thank you. Capt Scott

Hey gang. Sunday's trip produced some nice keeper fluke early in the day for us. However when the bite slowed I switched gears and put a boat limit of nice big sea bass together. There were also some nice big ling landed too. Larry from parts unknown won the pool with a nice 5lb fluke. Today started out a little slow and we had to cover some ground to scrap together a catch. Tom the Hammer was high hook with his limit. Once again the Sea Bass and ling kept the rods bent while we picked through the fluke. Bob from Holmdel won the pool with a nice 6lb flattie. The weather was absolutely beautiful this weekend and it's going to be a hot one in land this week. So pack your rods and come join us for some fishing on the Prowler. Thank you Captain Jack.

Hey gang, we had a good fishing trip today with some big ling, nice sea bass and a codfish to take today's pool. We even had some winter flounder. Had some good people on the boat today, Capt. George of the Angler who brought Donnie and Bob the farmer. We also had some other good regulars. But we only had 12 people today. I thought we would have had more people for this trip. I may do a few more of these trips down the line, but for right now it's going to be fluke and sea bass every day. No reservations needed. We leave 7:30 a.m. sharp and we get in at 2:30 p.m. The fare is $85 and we have a full galley on board. We are not shaping up Saturday, July 3rd. But we will be back at it on Sunday morning for fluke and sea bass. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang. We're banging away at some nice keeper fluke today. Working hard with the engines on all day. We are doing a special wreck trip Thurs. and Fri. July 1st and 2nd for big sea bass, ling, codfish and winter flounder from 7:30 to 2:30, fishing with fresh clams. Call for reservations on the wreck trips only. Fluke trips are all an open boat.

Hey gang. Started out on a wreck in about 135 feet. Picked away at some ling. Second drop we fished in around 100 feet. It was all big sea bass that we had to throw back. That being said we start fluke fishing tomorrow, everyday 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. These trips are open boat trips no reservations needed. Plus, one of our boats at the Harbor - the Sea Hunter had around 60 keeper fluke yesterday. So things are looking bright for fluke fishing. Thank you. We'll see you at the dock.

Hey gang. First and foremost Happy Fathers Day. It was a gorgeous day to be out on the ocean. We had a good crowd onboard today and left the dock a few minutes early for our trip out to the grounds. Once we settled up on anchor the fares onboard were swinging nice knuckles over the rail for the first few hours. Made a couple of small adjustments as the day went on but the sea bass slowed up a bit. I decided to make a move and spread two anchors over a wreck in deep water. Once the lines came right we had baseball bat size ling coming over the rails along with a few codfish. Walt Getz from Easton PA won the pool with a nice jersey codfish. With the dismal fluke reports that have been coming in the Prowler will continue to bottom fishing until further notice. There are still plenty of ling, flounder and some cod to catch until the sea bass fishing opens back up. Don't wait until it's over now is the time to get in on some good fishing! Thanks Captain Jack

Hey gang, we were out today but the ocean was not like they predicted it was going to be. We had 30 people and everyone was fine. The fishing wasn't as good as it's been all week, but it was ok. Dave Brink of Middletown came back again and had his limit. Fishing slowed down around 11 a.m. so we left for a new location. Finished the day picking at some more fish. Tomorrow is Father's Day, so get down early. Capt. Jack and the crew will see you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang. It was a nice turnout with customers on another drop-dead beautiful day. Fishing was great again. Dave Brink and Danny Benbrook fished the bow and had a nice cooler full of fish. We even had Capt. George of the Angler out today, Big Joe and so many other great people. Tomorrow and Sunday I would suggest you get down early - it's an open boat and Father's Day weekend. See you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang. Today was the day to be out. It was literally the nicest day of the year - top 10! We had 32 customers, mostly all Prowler5 regulars again and everyone caught plenty of fish. Big sea bass, flounder and nice ling. The crew did another great job. Nice to see a lot of happy customers getting off the boat and the rack barrel full again. Call me for reservations during the week and remember Saturdays and Sundays its an open boat - no reservations are needed.

Hey gang. We had a light crowd of customers on this beautiful day out on the water. We went right to crushville land location and caught plenty of big sea bass, flounder and ling. Call me or text me for reservations during the week. Saturday and Sunday trips no reservations needed - it's and open boat. See you in the morning. P.S. we are sold out Mon., June 28th.

Hey Gang, we gathered a little intel on last nights charter for Sea Bass inshore. The group end up with a nice catch of Sea Bass but I knew today that the inshore fishing was not going to be good enough. We left the dock on time and throttled up for the deep. I did not waste any time trying to drift today and set up on anchor on the first drop. Made the right call as it was game on with jumbo knuckles coming over the rail before the anchor was tight. The fares onboard had solid fishing for the first few hours filling buckets with sea bass, ling and flounder. The fishing did slow up a little after a few hours and we had to make a little adjustment to get them started again. Ended up being a Great Day with many limits onboard along with an awesome group of anglers. Prowler regular Chet's daughter Jessica, won the pool with a beautiful 4lb sea bass. Thank you. Captain Jack.

Hey gang it was very busy day with lots of customers. We didn't do really that well today just a slow pick all day. The ocean was rough where we fished and we had quite a few kids and people a little seasick today. Conditions will be better tomorrow Sunday for Captain Jack. I told him to go to the crushville location. So I'm sure he'll have a better report tomorrow. Thanks Captain Scott.

Hey gang, we had good fishing again for sea bass. We were targeting them all day today. We had limits again. Tyler, fishing the bow was hot today, fishing with a jig. The ocean was like silk today. We did not have to anchor the boat. Some ling and even had a stray fluke. I have 7 or 8 signed up for tomorrow, so we are definitely fishing. Text or call me for reservations. Sailing everyday. We leave 7:30 sharp.

Hey gang. We had Arthur Lemise on the boat today with a nice group of customers on another drop dead, beautiful day out in the ocean. It was too fast for us to drift today so we had to use our anchors for 3 drops. The one drop we did well. We had some big sea bass come in, boated 15 jumbo winter flounders and some big ling. Great people on the boat today. We didn't have slaughter fishing, but it was good enough that everyone went home with dinner. Weather looks great for the next couple of days. Call me for reservations during the week for these trips and remember Saturdays and Sundays are open trips. No reservations are required. Me and the crew look forward to seeing you at the dock. We sail 7:30 sharp, every day. See you in the morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott.

Hey gang. Well we didn't have that beat down fishing like yesterday, but still everyone went home with dinner, we picked and plucked all day. It was another beautiful day out on the ocean. Even though it's hot and sticky on land it's nice and cool and comfortable where we have been fishing offshore. So come down and join us, we look forward to seeing you at the dock. See you in the morning 7:30am. Thanks, Captain Scott

Hey gang. We had a big crowd of customers on the beautiful day in the ocean and the SEABASS- were chewing today. We had multiple limits well over 350 keepers maybe more with tons of others released we went through 8 bushel of fresh clams, didn't see any ling or codfish,all sea bass today,it was a fun day out on the water. It was a very busy day for me and the crew, nice to see the people come down. Captain Jack will be at the helm tomorrow Sunday. Remember Saturday and Sunday's no reservations are required,you just show up open boat. Sold out for Friday June 11th trip. Thanks.

Hey gang. Nice to see the storm did not hurt the great fishing we've been having. We had 25 limits on big sea bass and released many others. The ocean was flat calm and we had awesome people on the boat today. See you in the morning. Sailing 7:30 a.m. sharp.

Hey gang, I picked up my niece Grace and we had a fabulous day out in the deep blue. I know her dad/my brother, Capt. Glenn, is looking down with a big smile on his face. Plus, the fish Gods were good to us. We had over 250 big sea bass on the boat today.

Hey gang, the 1st and 2 sets of the day we were on the float and were picking away, then we got this strong wind with the out going tide. Definitely had to put 2 anchors out on the last 2 wrecks of the day, not great fishing but not bad either, high hook was Lenny from Staten Island with 8 nice knuckleheads. Everyone had 5 and low hook was 3. Adam and Daniell from Denville, NJ has today's pool fish. We're fishing tomorrow so we will see you at the dock 7:30am. Thanks. Captain Scott.

Hey gang. I thought it was going to be an easy day today and lots of customers. Well we only had 25 people today and we're working hard to put fish in the boat. I flew out to the deeper water where we've been catching them, but there was a big ground swell southerly heave. Anchored up on the wreck and we only saw a couple of silver eels and a couple of sea bass. Didn't waste much time there. We went to a new location and we've been working on one little piece of bottom putting a catch together. We're up to about 95 keeper sea bass with some real big ones in the mix and probably a couple of dozen nice ling. It's about 12:30 now and we're still plucking away. Anyway, we will not be fishing tomorrow. The weather calls for 15 to 20 out of the east and the handful of guys that I had signed up canceled and rescheduled for Tuesday. So Tuesday will be our next trip. We'll be doing these wreck trips the whole month of June, 7 days a week. So come down and join us, we leave at 7:30 a.m. sharp. Thanks, Capt. Scott.

Hey gang. It was another beautiful day of fishing in the ocean. The fares onboard had sea bass and ling coming over the rails all day. By the end of the trip buckets and coolers were full with a nice mix. The pool fish was a big old knucklehead sea bass caught in the stern. Sorry I did not get the anglers name. If you want to get in on some great fishing now is the time! Come join us we sail everyday departing at 730AM.

Well gang it was another beautiful day out in the deep blue ocean. We caught all different kinds of fish today. Big sea bass, ling, a nice keeper codfish, whiting, winter flounder and even had a stray fluke (about 5 lbs.) that Wendy-O caught and released. Everyone went home with dinner again. Fishing every day now. I don’t want to sound like a broken record, but for this wreck fishing I try to keep the fares to about 30 people during the week and then on Sat. and Sun. it’s an open boat. Me and the crew will see you at the dock. We are looking forward to getting back out here tomorrow morning. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, with this great fishing we are not going to start fluking on Saturday. It makes no sense to start something just because it's opening day with the great fishing we are having with wreck fishing. Also, I do like to keep the wreck trips around 30 people during the week so please call or text 732-245-6514 for reservations. But on Saturday and Sunday no need for reservations - it's an open boat - so come on down.

Hey gang, another absolutely drop dead gorgeous day. We took a little further ride today and fished in the deeper water and had 9 limits on the sea bass with 22 people aboard. The best was our 2nd set of the day, my buddy Captain Bobby Quinn of the Ocean Explorer set us up on some nice big fish. Even had some winter flounder today with some big ling. Weather looks great for Thursday and Friday. Remember, I'm trying to keep it around 30 people so call or text me for reservations - 732-245-6514. We look forward to seeing you at the dock. We're fishing with fresh clams every day, usually 8 oz. sinkers have been working fine. Thank you and we will see you at the dock in the morning. We're sailing 7 days a week. Thanks, Capt. Scott P.S. Capt. Jack and I have decided that with this great wreck fishing we are not going to go fluking on Saturday, we're gonna continue what we are doing.... catching fish. Capt. Jack will be at the helm on Saturday.

Hey gang. We sailed on another beautiful day offshore in the deep again. Some limits so far plus a nice keeper codfish along with some nice ling being caught. The weather and conditions look fabulous for the next 3 days (Wed., Thurs. and Fri.). Don't miss out on this good fishing. We're fishing and catching the fish on fresh clams. We have a nice comfortable crowd of 15 or 16 anglers fishing on today's trip. I try not to overload the boat on these wreck trips! I like to keep it at 25 to 30 people. Text or call me for reservations or for further information about conditions and future trips at 732-245-6514. I look forward to hearing from you. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang, it's a shame more people didn't come down to Atlantic Highlands Harbor today. Only two of us sailed today. We have a very light crowd of only 6 customers today. But it didn't darn matter because it was just too nice of a day not to go fishing today. The fishing is very good for the big sea bass. I already have a few limits on the boat of ten and I myself actually caught 3 already and that's enough for me for dinner. It's an absolutely gorgeous day and we are way off shore in the deeper water. Definitely sailing tomorrow and Wed. now and the rest of the week. So come on down and join us. While fluke season opens on the 22nd we will continue to go wreck fishing - big sea bass / ling / cod and flounder. The fishing is too good right now. For these wreck trips I am taking reservations - 25 - 30 that's it. The fare is $85 and we'll be sailing every day 7:30 - 2:30/3:00pm. Me, Capt. Jack, Capt. George and the crew look forward to seeing you guys this week.

Hey gang, it was another fun day offshore today and fishing was ok. There was plenty of ling caught, we had more sea bass yesterday but still a good day, everyone went home with fish, so don’t miss out. Our next 3 trips will be Monday,Thursday and Friday. See you guys in the morning. Also Fluking starts Saturday May 22d if its not good? We will go right back to WRECK TRIPS FOR SEA BASS/ COD/ LING/ FLOUNDER. I will keep you guys updated.

Hey gang, we had a gorgeous day out on the ocean. We made 6 or 7 drops and caught nice big sea bass and plenty of big ling. We didn't had any limit on sea bass, but lots of guys had 5 or 6 keepers. We had a decent crowd with Prowler regulars. Everyone caught fish today. Our best fishing was late morning into the afternoon in the deeper water to end the day. Dave Brink of Middletown, was hot today with a cooler full of fish, fishing the port bow. Our next fours days bottom fishing will be Sunday, Monday Thursday and Friday. Fluking starts this Saturday May 22, but I'm going to keep 5 days in the week for WRECK TRIPS FOR SEA BASS/COD/LING/FLOUNDER as there are lots of fish to catch. You can text me or show up at the dock in the morning to get on these trips. Thank you.

Hey Gang, I have the boat out again today. Tough conditions today - wind against tide and very rollie out here. It blew hard the last couple of days. We tried in the deeper water, with just a slow pick on ling today. That being said, our next trip will not be until the end of the week sometime. Thanks.

Hey Gang, once again greeted by a beautiful ocean as we rounded the tip of the hook. Our first drop had some life but it was all up in the bow. Made a few shifts but just could not get it going beyond a pick. We took a steam inshore but the life was dull. Ended up close to home and had some action at the end of the day with some nice ling. In the end, not the best day nor the worst. See you soon. Next trip we will be sailing on Wed., April 28th for blackfish, ling and cod. Our next trip will be Sunday, May 2nd. Call or text at 732 245 6514.

Hey Gang, it was another beautiful spring day out in the ocean. We picked up where we left off yesterday plugging away at some nice keeper tog with some ling in the mix. Tried a couple of different areas catching fish on all. Dan Benbrook from Middletown won the pool with a keeper codfish. Come on down and join us this season. Next trip is tomorrow, Saturday 7:30am to 2:30pm.

Hey Gang, it was great to get back out on the bottom grounds today. We had a nice pick of tog and ling on all of the drops we fished with clam being the choice bait. Pool winner was Clifton Gary with a nice 4lb tog. Looks like we are going to have a solid spring fishery on the wrecks. See you in the morning 7:30am to 2:30 pm. Thank you, Captain Scott.

Hey gang. We had a great group of anglers join us onboard today in search of some tog. We fished 6 drops in depths between 50/100' and just could not find any life except some shorts to get it going. There was a big heave Friday into Saturday with a little remnant left over which I'm sure had an impact on the fishing today. We are going to give it another day or so to lay down and will be back on the Prowl. Check us out on our Facebook page or website for upcoming special trips.

Good news! Captain Jack's doing a special blacktrip trip on Monday, 7:30 - 3:30, fishing wrecks from 50 to 70'. The trip is limited to no more than 22 customers and the fare is $90 with a $10 pool for the biggest tog. You can call me or text me at 732 245 6514 if you want to get on this trip. Capt. Jack is looking forward to this trip. He said he has a lot of good spots that he hasn't had a chance to fish this season. The limit on blackfish is 4 fish so don't miss out. We also have heated handrails and heated cabin for you're comfort. Thanks,

Hey gang, we fished a little further South in 50' of water and had life on one of the wrecks. But anchor conditions were very hard. It was actually too nice of a day today with not much current and no wind at all. We had a high hook of 6 keeper blackfish with pretty decent short life, but like I said the conditions were tough today. The next 2 trips will be Monday and Tuesday. Call or text for reservations 732-245-6514.

Hey gang, a beautiful day out on the ocean fishing in 60' of water pretty good life with the togs, catching keepers and shorts today. Tomorrow, Thursday will be the next trip. Will have good conditions and it will be a nice day. Friday is no good with 20 east winds and Saturday they have rain in the forecast. So tomorrow will be the day to come down. Call for reservations or a text at 732 245 6514.

Hey gang. We fished 4 different locations. We landed 4 or 5 keeper blackfish with probably 30 short blackfish. Conditions should be better for the next trip which will be with Captain Jack on Sunday January 10th. Call or text me for reservations. Also, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday look good for fishing. Thanks.

Hey gang. We were out yesterday with 13 people. Fishing was slow as we had a big roll on the ocean. We let everything settle down today. We have good conditions for Thursday and Friday, Jan. 7th and 8th. We have guys coming down both days. We are not sailing Sat. because it's going to be too windy.

Hey gang. We are out today with a baker's dozen. Just a slow pick on the blackfish so far today. The next 2 days we will be fishing are Thursday and Friday January 7th and 8th. Saturday's a no go with 25 to 30 north winds. Not sure about Sunday yet.

Hey gang. We started out in-shore around the snake area in 50 feet of water. We had lousy conditions, didn't spend a lot of time there and then flew off-shore into the deep in 100 feet of water and had them biting pretty good all day. The Hitman, fishing the starboard stern has the biggest one of the year so far on our boat. 10.2. We have several guys on the boat with 2 and 3 keepers and we have pretty good short life with 14 inch fish. We're still fishing right now at 12:25. All in all a very nice day out on the water for this time of the year. Nice to see good bounceback with the blackfish after that storm last week. Our next trip will be Saturday, Jan. 2nd. Sunday isn't looking good with NE winds 25-30. We are definitely going to be fishing the whole month of January, weather permitting. We've been fishnig with green crabs and white leggers. Heated handrails have been working nicely this time of the year. We look forward to having you on the boat. You can text me for reservations or for condition information at 732-245-6514. Thank you.

Hey gang. We will definitely be fishing tomorrow, Dec. 30th and then Sat. and Sun. Jan. 2nd and 3rd. We will be fishing until the end of January.

Hey gang. We sailed out into a beautiful ocean this morning after the big blow with low expectations. Made our first drop in about 65' and the life was pretty dull. Pulled the anchors and steamed out to some deeper water and found some life. It took a while to build it up but once we did short action was pretty good with some nice keepers in the mix. Definitely a tough day but the fares grinded away at the rail all day to put some fish in the boat. We are going to give it a couple more days to settle down. Our next trip will be on Wednesday.

Hey gang. We haven't been sailing too much lately with the weather. Our next scheduled trip will be Sunday, Dec. 27th for blackfishing. Leaving 7:30 a.m. getting back in around 2:30 - 3:00 p.m. Not too many trips left so shoot me a text for updates and reservations 732-245-6514.

Hey gang. We were out with a light crowd of 8 customers. The blackfishing was ok today with keepers and shorts. Tomorrow, Sunday Captain Jack will be at the helm. It's going to be a beautiful day 10 to 15 out of the West and sunny, good conditions. White Leggerss worked very well today for bait.

Hey gang. We didn't have the great conditions like yesterday. We had to work real hard to put keepers in the boat. We even fished a different location today but we did manage to put a catch together at the end of the day. Stayed out a little later. Dave Brink was high hook with 4 keeper togs. Larry won the pool with a 5 pounder. Some had 2 keepers, some with 1 and some with just shorts. We ended the day with 22 keeper blackfish. Back at it tomorrow morning. See you at the dock.

Hey gang. We sailed with a light crowd of people today. We had very good conditions and the fish were chewing. We had a few limits on the boat with steady action most of the day. Next 3 trips will be tomorrow (Friday), Saturday and Sunday.

Hey gang. We had to wait the fish out but when we got the other tide we got them to chew. Dave Brink and his son have 8 nice keepers in their coolers, others with 3, some with 2, some with 1. Pretty good fishing, raining pretty hard now and a little sloppy but definitely a fishable day. Had another light crowd of 10 customers, all regulars though. Good way to end the week. Next trip will probably be Tuesday or Wednesday. I'll keep you guys updated.

Hey gang. We were out today with a small crowd. We picked away at keepers and shorts. We will let the ocean settle down a little bit. We're gonna give it a break until next week. Will keep you updated.

Hey gang. We were picking away at keeper blackfish and shorts for a light crowd. It's going to be the last nice day tomorrow Sunday, then after that it's going to be windy the rest of the week. Tomorrow's the day to come down.

Hey gang. After having a very slow trip on Sat.with hard conditions and slow fishing, we had better conditions today with a light crowd of customers with decent togging with keepers and shorts on green crabs and white leggers. Our next trips will be Friday, Saturday and Sunday you can call to make reservations at 732-245-6514 or you can just show up at the boat in the morning! We would like to wish everyone a great Thanksgiving and be safe.

Hey gang. We were out again today with a small group of 11 anglers. It was blowing hard Southwest this morning, very sloppy ocean but the fish were biting again. High hook has 3 keeper blackfish and everyone has at least one keeper with some people with 2 keepers. It's turning out to be a very nice day. The seas are laying down nice. Fishing with green crabs and white leggers again and both are working to catch fish. I know we have a lot of Prowler regulars coming down tomorrow, Saturday. Captain Jack will be at the helm and is looking forward to seeing you guys at the dock in the morning. Then our next trip after that will probably be Tuesday or Wednesday. I will keep you guys updated.

Hey gang. It was a pretty decent day of togging. We didn't have any limits. We had guys with 3 and 4 keepers and others with 2 keepers. We fished with green crabs and white leggers which worked well also. The weather looks great for tomorrow, Friday and Saturday but Sunday and Monday not looking good right now. Call for reservations at 732-245-6514. See you in the morning.

Hey gang, we were out fishing with a light crowd of ten customers today. Fishing was pretty good, but now there is some bad weather coming with gale force winds. Hopefully, Thursday we'll be back out sailing again.

Hey gang, blackfish finally opens this Monday and you are allowed to keep five keepers per customer. We will now be sailing every day, weather permitting, until the end of January. Sailing 7:30 a.m. returning 2:30 / 3:00 p.m. Green crabs are supplied and white leggers are available for a fee.

The weather look great. We'll be sailing Saturday and Sunday. Call or text for reservations 732-245-6514. Green crabs and clams supplied for bait, also you must have your mask on when boarding the boat and while in the cabin. Call or text for reservations 732-245-6514.

Saturday and Sunday trips have been canceled. The next two schedule trips will be Saturday, October 31st and Sunday, November 1st.

We're out fishing in the deeper water today. Picking at some keeper sea bass and some keeper blackfish with short togs too. Some silver eels and a few winter flounder. It's certainly not good fishing. It's a little sloppy out here 25 SW, but not bad on the anchors. We have some more bad weather coming again, NE tomorrow 25 and then hard NE on Monday 35. So we'll let the ocean settle down and our next trip will be Thursday or Friday. We'll keep you updated.

Very good fishing again. Lot of double headers plus some blackfish. Next trip is probably going to be October 10th, Saturday for seabass and blackfish plus porgies.

We were out today and it was a nice day on the water. We caught plenty of porgies, double headers. It was all porgies today. Unfortunately, we can't keep the seabass until Oct. 8th when it opens up again. That being said, our next trip for porgies will be next Sat., Oct. 3rd. Text or call me to make your reservations at 732-245-6514.

Well, we finally made it back out to the ocean after being off for a week. The ocean is very nice today. We are picking away at some nice keeper fluke, plenty of short fluke in the mix, catching chub mackerel and releasing sea bass and have some real big porgies. The weather is going to turn bad again. It's going to blow hard North East the next 3 or 4 days so I'm not sure when our next trips are going to be. My guess would be Thursday of next week, Sept. 24th, when we will start bottom fishing for big porgies, tog, ling and sea bass. Sailing 7:30am to 2:30pm every day, weather permitting. The fare is $85. Call for your reservations at 732 245 6514. Thank you.

After a slow trip yesterday we had a pretty decent bounce back today with a light crowd for it being a holiday weekend. We had 3 or 4 limits and we had some nice big fish for a beautiful day on the ocean. It's a shame we had to release some big sea bass today with the season being closed for those fish. Captain Jack will be at the helm tomorrow Sunday and might be there Monday also. The 3 best days to fish are Monday, Tuesday and Wed. So call for your reservations. 732-245-6514. Thanks.

Mike Massoyan of Bergenfield NJ caught and took today's pool. It was 29" long and weighed 11.8 oz. on the digital scale. We also had big Joe with his limit in the bow, Tom the hammer had his limit in the stern, plus alot of others had a couple nice keepers. We had plenty of action again all day. Water was very clean and good conditions today. Can't believe there's only 19 days left in the fluke season. Next day we are shaping up will be Thursday.

It was a good day fluking today with some big quality fish. Today was the day to be out. We had a great drift all day and had great fluke action all day with big fish. We had several limits on the boat with Rev. Dr. Robert Prescott-Ezickson from Long Branch winning today's pool with a big 8lb pound doormat. We had a great drift all day. Tomorrow, Saturday they have a 100% chance of rain and wind so we will not be shaping up. Captain Jack said maybe Sunday, he'll post tomorrow afternoon.

What a perfect day to be out on the ocean. Fishing was good, plenty of action with fluke and sea bass. We had some limits, several guys had 2 keeper fluke and good action all day. Plus nice big sea bass in the mix. The rest of the week looks great so call to make your reservations 732-245-6514 or you can just show up in the morning. One footnote, I'm sold out Monday August 24th.

We've had some really good trips with the big sea bass with some nice fluke in the mix. The highlight of the week was Karen of Hoboken landing a doormat fluke. Not sure when we're gonna be able to fish again with this upcoming weather some days rain some days east wind. Call for information 732-245-6514

It was great to see the ocean flat calm after the storm on Tuesday and nice to see there were still fluke around. We caught some bluefish, sea bass plus chub mackerel today. Customers were happy. Our next trip will be Saturday August 8, 2020. See you at the dock, we leave at 7:30am.

We've been fishing three different locations out in the ocean. We've had a couple of good trips with big fluke, 3 to 4 limits and several limits on big sea bass. We've had 3 fair trips with 12 to 15 keeper fluke and around 30 keeper sea bass. We had one very slow trip, but we had all rental rods out that day and one trip, Friday, we didn't sail because of the forecast. The highlight of the week was Arthur Lemise with a nice doormat fluke. Here are some pics I took during the week. With this weather coming, our next trip will be Thurs. Aug. 6th and Fri. Aug. 7th. Call for reservations 732-245-6514 or just show up at the boat in the morning.

We've had some really good trips and we had a few slow trips. It all depends on conditions. We've been fishing out in the ocean its a little cooler out on the water. Call for your reservations 732-245-6514 and/or you can also show up at the boat in the morning. Here's a few pictures from the past week. Our next trip will be Wednesday July 29th.

We had some great people on the boat today. Went off shore and found some nice big sea bass and some nice fluke. Arthur Lemise had his limit on fluke and so did Al Stevenson of Hillsborough. We had Keith Rascorl and Bennett Jackson Jr. of the New York Jets on the boat today. They caught some nice fluke and some nice sea bass. And speaking of sea bass, Tom the hammer caught one of the biggest sea bass I've ever seen on all our Prowler trips over the years. I didn't get the weight of it but it was big fish. We ended the day with over 20 keeper fluke and somewhere around 3 dozen keeper sea bass. We fished out in the ocean in the deep water all alone today. Next fluke trips will be Monday and Thursday's. Call me to make your reservations 732-245-6514. We also had a pretty decent day wreck fishing yesterday for ling, sea bass and flounder.

It turned out to be a beautiful day on the ocean. We had Donnie Mac's annual fishing trip run by Arthur Lemise. The veterans group are great people. They boated some really nice big fluke and caught some really nice big sea bass. The kids did great. It was a pleasure having this group on the boat. Looking forward to having them out again next month. Shawn Bambrick of Cream Ridge N.J. won today's pool with a big nice big fluke. The new schedule is Fluke and Sea Bass every Monday and Thursday and then wreck fishing for ling,sea bass,flounders and cod the other 5 days of the week. This Thursday's fluke trip, July 16th is sold out already. Call for your reservations 732-245-6514.

Today was the day to be out on the ocean it was beautiful and we caught plenty of fish. Also released some nice blackfish. Calm before the storm though. Tomorrow the forecast is for 25 to 30 east wind so we won't be fishing on Friday or Saturday. Our next trip will be Sunday, July 12th. We are sold out for the Monday July 13th trip. On Thursday, July 16th we are doing a Special Fluke and Sea Bass trip for $80 leaving 7:30 a.m. returning 2:30 p.m. We are limiting this trip to 25 people. Call me for reservations 732-245-6514.

Still good fishing continues today. Also Captain Jack had a great day with the ling and sea bass and got a couple flounders on yesterday’s trip. Today we caught some nice ling and sea bass. Tomorrow and Thursday are the 2 best days to come out and go fishing, so call me for your reservations 732-245-6514. P.S. sold out Monday July 13th.

Plenty of fish for the taking. Buckets and coolers of fish. Don't miss out. We have spots left for tomorrow (Friday) and plenty of spots for Saturday and Sunday. Monday's trip July 6th as well as Monday, July 13th is sold out already. Call me for reservations at 732 245 6514.

Caught some big sea bass and lots of ling again. Ocean was very nice and calm. Great people on the boat that had a blast. Still have good spots for Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. Although Monday's trip July 6th is sold out. So call me to make your reservations at 732-245-6514.

The bow was hot today. Dave Brink and Danny Benbrook of Middletown were banging away at nice ling all day. They had a nice catch of fish in their cooler. Doug, fishing the bow was hot catching all big ling, keeper codfish and released an 8 lb. blackfish. All in all a very good day again ling fishing. The ocean was nice again today. We did not get any of the thunderstorms people were worried about. I have some spots open for tomorrow, Sunday. I plan on staying bottom fishing for a while. So please don't ask me about fluke. Call me on 732-245-6514 for reservations.

It was another fabulous day out on the ocean. We had Captain Glenn’s daughter, Grace, along with her mom and friends on board. Fun day with everyone on the boat. It's going to be a busy weekend, so call me to make reservations for your future trips at 732-245-6514. See you at the dock 7:30 am. Thanks

What a gorgeous day out on the ocean today. The ocean was like glass, fished in the deep. Very good fishing again. Released some nice blackfish, plenty of ling, plus some nice big flounders. Had really nice family people on the boat today and everyone caught plenty of fish. Adam and Dennis hammered the fish in the port bow. I called those boys the ling slayers today. They filled the cooler. Have a few spots for the next few days. Have plenty of room on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday trips. So call me to make your reservations so I can get you on the trip you want at 732-245-6514.

Gorgeous day on the ocean with some great people on the boat today. Boated some big flounders, lots of big ling, released some really nice big blackfish. The regulars did very well today. Alex was high hook with 22 ling, big Joe, Wayne and Artie had cooler full of fish. Everyone did well today on the boat. We already canceled for tomorrow, Wednesday but Thursday looks perfect. So call me for reservations 732-245-6514.

It was another good trip for us again. Some really nice big sea bass this morning. Then went out in the deep and caught the ling. No flounder today but it sure was a beautiful day to be out on the ocean. I have good availability for Thursday so call me to make your reservations 732-245-6514.

We weren't out yesterday (Friday), we had our annual Coast Guard inspection which we passed with zero deficiencies. As for today, what a gorgeous day out on the ocean. We worked hard again to put fish in the buckets and coolers. We did 7 or 8 drops today on the anchors from 100 to 120 ft. Pretty decent ling fishing again. Dave Brink of Middletown was high hook with 12 nice ling. Jose and Mildred had a nice cooler of ling, sea bass and flounder. We also had 8 flounders today with a lot of conger eels with some nice big sea bass. Although it's been 80% ling the last 10 or 11 trips. Chet of Elizabeth did it again. He took today's pool with a nice big ling. Capt. Jack will be going out tomorrow on the Father's Day fluke trip. 7:30 to 2:30. We still have plenty of good spots available, call for reservations 732-245-6514. Then back to bottom fishing full time.

We had dense fog all day, but we caught big ling and nice sea bass on all of our drops today. We’ve been boating a few flounder mixed in also and released some nice blackfish. Our guy Chet of Elizabeth, NJ won today’s pool with a nice big sea bass. It’s been blowing East all week but it wasn’t bad today out on the ocean. I still have some spots available Sunday trip and plenty of spots for Monday’s and Tuesday’s trips. So please call me at 732-245-6514 for the reservation you want.

It was another OK day fishing. We worked hard again to put fish in the coolers and buckets. Caught some nice ling, nice big sea bass and some flounder. I do have some spots available for tomorrow 7 or 8. Friday is not looking good with the conditions. Saturday looks good.

Well we had a bit of a big roll from the East out on the ocean today. We fished some deep water wrecks and fished some shallow wrecks. We worked hard to put a catch together. Everyone went home with fish again today. Wayne took the pool with a big sea bass, plus we lost a giant ocean fluke today at the top of the water, fish broke the line. We also released some nice tog today. Always a great time when big Joe, Artie and Wayne come out on our boat we have so much fun with those guys. I have availability for Wednesday and Thursday's trips so call me for reservations at 732 245 6514. Looking forward to seeing you at the dock.

An absolutely gorgeous day out today. We fished in the deep water and caught a lot of ling, some nice sea bass, even had some nice big flounders. Customers happy with their catch. Call to make your reservations 732-245-6514. Let’s go catch some fish!

Well today was the day to be out if you wanted to catch the big sea bass. We did very good today. Made 5 drops on the anchors and it was good fishing. Tomorrow's forecast, Thursday June 11th, is 30mh out of the south. The ocean is not going to be nice. I threw in the towel and pushed the people off until Friday's trip. Some really nice family people on the boat today. Everyone caught fish and did very well.

We had some good people on the boat today. Worked hard and caught a lot of big ling. Fished in the deep again, made 5 or 6 drops in 100 feet to 115 feet. A few nice flounder, some small cod some nice sea bass. Ling fishing was very good again. See you in the morning. Call me 732-245-6514 if you want to get on tomorrow's trip. Let's go fishing and catch more fish.

It was another beatdown today. Outstanding wreck fishing again with plenty of fish. Beautiful day out on the ocean. Still have good availability for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday trips. Call to make your reservations 732-245-6514.

We started out with thick fog this morning but then the sun came out. It turned out to be another beautiful day. We fished at different areas and a lot of fish around. Everyone on the boat went home with fish. We're going to continue to stay with this fishing for a least another 3 weeks so come out and join us. I'm pretty much booked up for tomorrow's trip (Sunday) but I have lots of room for Wed. Thursday and Friday. So call or text me and make your reservations at 732-245-6514 and let's go out and enjoy some of this good fishing.

Well it was a beat down today. Outstanding day of fishing. We had dense fog all day but good conditions to keep our anchors tight with enough current to hold them tight. Many limits on big sea bass, plenty of nice ling and we released several blackfish. Even had a couple flounders on the boat and one stray fluke. We also released about 3 dozen silvery eels. Our best fishing was in 85' of water for the sea bass. Also we will stay bottom fishing for sea bass ling and codfish using fresh clams for bait so call me on my cell phone to make reservations at 732 245 6514 and let's get out there again and catch more fish! All the fish were caught on fresh clams for bait.

We are good to sail. All fares are $85.00, no junior or senior rates. Limited to 25 people for social distancing, we have yellow marking on the rails. We have hand sanitizer on the boat. The only thing we ask is that you bring your own mask and it must be on when you board. There is a big grey box in the back of the boat filled with ice and we can mark each fish as you catch them to make it easier for everyone. Only water and soda is available. We won't be cooking in the galley. If you want to, bring a small cooler with your lunch. Please no big coolers. Any extra rods have to be put in the rod holders on the sunroof. We look forward to seeing you. The sunroof is always open to come up top, but you cannot come into the pilot house.

Hey gang. The Governor of NJ has had us shut down the last two months and we are still shut down. I'm hoping they decide to open us up in the near future. But, who knows when they will decide to do that. Our main concern is the safety of our customers and we will not resume fishing until it is safe to do so. I'll keep you updated. Stay safe everyone.

Hey gang, we had blackfish biting all day we had good conditions for anchoring we made 3 drops and found some keepers. Chris had 4 nice ones and Mike had 3 and won the pool. Several others with 2 and 3 keepers and plenty of shorts in the mix. Anyway we will not be fishing tomorrow Monday and I will keep you guys updated for the rest of the week. Thanks. P.S. next trip New Year's Day Wed.

Hey gang, we had some good guys on the boat and I really wanted to catch the fish today. Unfortunately, we had a heave on the ocean from a southerly blow from the night before that affected the fishing. We had fish coming first thing in the morning but after about an hour of fishing we kept getting pushed up on both our anchors. We had to leave the deep and move in the 70' feet area and started picking fish. Plenty of 13 inch and 14 inch blackfish with some keepers. But conditions were not good there either. All and all a very tough day fishing. We had 16 keeper blackfish on the boat today with short action and some ling but Jimmy Lewicki, one of Capt George's guys, caught a nice 10lber, our biggest of the season so far and won today's pool. Captain Jack will have better conditions for tomorrow's trip. Thanks.

Hey gang we were out today with some good guys on the boat we made 4 drops from 65 to 90' feet saw blackfish on all 4 drops. We picked away today at keepers and shorts blackfish and boated another codfish. Have been seeing a few more of them the last week. We stayed out a little late as we got into a decent afternoon bite today and docked at 330pm. Anyway Captain George from the Angler will be on board tomorrow Friday and Captain Jack will be at the helm Saturday. I will be back on the boat for Sunday's trip. We plan to fish the entire month of January, the limit on the blackfish is basically the same 4 per customer plus like I said there's some codfish showing up and it's been a very mild Winter so far. I'll see you guys in the morning. Thanks.

MERRY CHRISTMAS TO ALL MY CUSTOMERS! We did not have a great fishing day like we had yesterday. We made 2 drops and it was a slow pick on keeper blackfish with 19 and we had one nice keeper codfish caught by Sarah winning the pool. Maybe because it was just too nice of a day out no wind and not much current. Anyway conditions look better for tomorrow. Remember we have heated hand rails and cabin for your comfort. So see you in the morning 7:30am to 2:30pm. Thanks

Hey gang, not many boats out today. We took a ride out to the deeper water again and had very good fishing. Kenny, the assassin, was catching them all day in the starboard bow and got his limit fast today. Jose nailed 4 nice tog and we had several other limits. It was a really nice day on the ocean again. See you guys in the morning. Sailing Christmas 7:30am to 1:30 p.m. We have guys coming down, so we will be sailing for sure. Heated hand rails and cabin for your comfort. See you at the dock.

Hey gang, we fished in a little deeper water today on one of ours and Captain George's favorite drops. It started out slow but then we started to get them going with some bigger togs coming over the rail. The bow was the place to fish today. Couple guys had their limits up there and Big Al fishing the starboard bow had his limit and won today's pool with a nice big tog. Always a pleasure to have Captain George and his guys aboard. We docked around 3 o'clock today. It was a fine day on the ocean again. Looking forward to getting back out there tomorrow. And, we will be fishing Christmas Day 7:30am to 1:30pm and it looks good for the rest of the week. So we hope to see you at the dock. Fishing with white leggers and green crabs for bait, heated hand rails heated, cabin for your comfort. Thanks.

Hey gang, we had a pretty decent bite all day, we had a few limits, guys with 3 and some with 2 keepers, plus it was a very nice ocean today. Anyway Capt. George of the Angler is coming out tomorrow Monday and bringing along 3 or 4 of his people so we will definitely be sailing. See you in the morning. PS, We are fishing Christmas Day 7:30am to 1:30pm.

Hey gang, we had several guys with 3 and 4 keeper blackfish, some with just 1 and 2 keepers but pretty good action and a good bite. The weather looks good for the next 3 days so come on down! Let’s go fishing! Also fishing Christmas Day 730AM-130PM.

Hey gang. Not a lot of people down the Harbor, we sailed with 10 customers today and the ocean was nice with no wind. We picked away at keepers and shorts most of the morning. Went offshore in a little deeper water where we caught some bigger blackfish. With the bad whether the next 3 days our next trip will not be until December 20th Friday. Thanks

Hey gang, we're out on the grounds today with a pretty decent crowd. Just a slow pick so far on keepers. We have wind against tide today and not good anchoring conditions. With the upcoming weather, out next trip will probably be Thursday. I will keep you updated. Thanks.

Hey gang. We are out today with a light crow on a beautiful Saturday. A litte cold and windy but very nice out on the ocean. Prowler regular, Joe Simoes has his limit today and is winning the pool so far. Weather looks great for tomorrow, Sunday. Then after that it's going to turn bad with rain and wind for the start of the week. Our next trip will probably be Thursday. I'll keep you posted. Fishing every day, weather permitting.

Hey gang. We sailed with a light crowd. Togs were bitting today. High hook was 4 keepers. Most guys had 2 and 3 keepers some with 1. Fishing tomorrow, so I will see you in the morning. Reminder, we’re fishing with white leggers and green crabs for bait, plus heated handrails and heated cabin for your comfort. Sailing 7:30am to 2:30pm.

Hey gang. It was a cold day out on the water but the ocean was nice and the blackfish were chewing again. Not a lot of people down the Harbor. We had 9 customers. The hit man had his limit and won today's pool with a nice big tog. Others had 2 and 3 keepers, some just 1 and many 14" fish caught and released. Not sailing tomorrow, Thursday, they have North West 30mph wind. Will see you on Friday. Thanks.

Hey gang, the blackfish were chewing before the big storm coming. Had some good regular Prowler guys on the boat today. As I posted in yesterday's report, the weather is going to be bad the next three days, so our next trip will be Wed., Dec. 4th. We've been fishing with green crabs and white leggers, catching them on both. See you Wed. morning. Thanks.

Hey gang, we're out on a very cold, windy day and we are picking away at some nice blackfish. We have a fair about of people today. Days like today are where the heated handrails and heated cabin pay dividends. Tomorrow, Sat. will be the best day to go fishing over the next few days. Sun., Mon. and Tues. the weather is going to be wicked with rough seas and cold. So after tomorrow's trip, Wed., Dec. 4th will be out next trip. Thanks, I'll see you in the morning.

Hey gang. We were greeted with a beautiful flat calm ocean this morning and it definitely paid off to get out to the grounds early. There were plenty of skillful anglers onboard and they went to work right away landing some nice rosters along with an abundance of shorts. The action was steady until the southerly wind picked up and then we had to bounce around but still managed to pick away at some nice fish. The pool fish was landed by Prowler regular Joe which was about 8lbs. It was a fun day with a great group of anglers. Stay tuned we will be posting a few more special trips to the calendar!

Hey gang. It was an OK day blackfishing today. Not a lot of people down the Harbor. We ended up with 13 people and picked away at the blackfish all day. High hook had 4, some with 3 and some with 2. Nice on the ocean with great weather. Anyway we will not be sailing Wednesday with the strong south winds. Will update. Thanks.

Hey gang, we are out today, Saturday, with a big crowd. Picking away at some big blackfish again on another beautiful day. Unfortunately, we will not be sailing tomorrow, Sunday, with the strong wind and rain forecasted. Monday looks good and the weather looks great for the special marathon blackfish trip with Capt. Jack which is sailing 7:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 26th. This trip is limited to 25 people. If you want to go call 732-856-0906. Unfortunately, the weather is looking terrible for Wed. as well as Thanksgiving day but, weather looks great for black Friday. Thank you.

Hey gang, we had some good guys on the boat today and with great conditions we did well with the blackfish they were chewing, some limits and everyone caught fish today. It's gonna be a little windy tomorrow with 30mph and rain in the forecasts so we're not shaping up tomorrow but will be back at it Saturday, and Monday. Captain Jack is doing a special marathon blackfish trip Tuesday, November 26th limited to 25 people leaving 7:00am a.m. returning 4:00 p.m. if you want to get on this trip call 732 856 0906 and our crew will take care of you. Thank you.

Hey gang, no one was out the last 3 days with the strong winds for opening day, but today was a nice day to be out. There was no life on the 1st area we fished but we found good life on the 2nd area where the blackfish were chewing good. Was not a lot of people down the harbor few boats didn't even make it out. Anyway Captain George of the Angler will be coming out tomorrow Wednesday with some of his customers. Fishing everyday now 730am to 230pm. We have heated handrails and cabin, green crabs for bait, white leggers available for a fee. See you in the morning. Thanks.

Hey gang, blackfish starts officially Nov. 16th but with the strong 35 to 40 mph NE winds we won't be able to fish until probably Tues., Nov. 19th. We'll be sailing every day weather permitting, 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Green crabs supplied and we have white leggers available for a fee on the boat. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey guys. We had a beautiful day out on the water and picked away at nice sea bass and some nice blackfish with plenty of shorts in the mix. Great conditions today for fishing and it will be the same conditions tomorrow, Sunday. So see you in the morning. 7:30am to 2:30pm.

Hey guys. Not a lot of people down today had a slow pick on the fish and a little bit of a roll from yesterday's wind/weather. Does not look good the next 3 or 4 days our next trip will be Saturday November 2, 2019. Thanks.

Hey guys, we had some very good and also slow trips because of weather conditions. Our next trip is going to be Monday Oct. 28th, I will keep you updated. Thanks.

Hey guys. We had a good day bottom fishing today. Beautiful day out on th ocean. We caught plenty of big porgies and caught some really nice big blackfish with plenty of shorts in the mix. We also had some nice trigger fish and landed some nice sea bass. Realistically, the next trip looks like it may be Tuesday, the 22nd because there is rain in the forecast for tomorrowl and bad winds for Monday, 25N. P.S. We were in the shipyard for quite a while, sanding and painting. She's looking good again.

Hey guys. Another nice day out on the ocean today. Amanda caught a nice big black fish and is winning the pool so far. Picking away at nice sea bass and big porgies. Weather looks bad for Wednesday, Thursday and Friday with heavy rain for tomorrow and strong winds on Thursday into Friday. The weekend looks perfect to fish again on both Saturday and Sunday. See you then.

Hey gang. It was a very nice day to be out on the ocean. It was a beautiful day, a lot of big sea bass with double headers. Even saw some blackfish. Tomorrow looks like another nice day. We will be flying out to the grounds. We use the speed of our boat now that that we are bottom fishing. See you tomorrow, Tuesday, in the morning.

Hey gang. We are out of the shipyard, but the weather isn't looking too great. Our next trip will be Sat. Oct. 12th.

Hey gang. A beautiful day out today. Jeff of Parsippany New Jersey was our pool winner today with a nice 5.8 fluke. Tomorrow Saturday 9/21/19 will be the last fluke trip of the season. Captain Jack will be at the helm, fishing for the big porgies on Sunday. We will be going to the shipyard on Monday for 4 days for annual inspection. Will give update on future trips. Thanks.

Hey gang. We went off shore again. The ocean was very nice today. We picked away at some nice keeper fluke with plenty of shorts in the mix again. We had to release a lot of big sea bass. What a shame. Anyway, we'll see what tomorrow brings. See you in the morning 730 to 230pm.

Hey gang. We had a decent crowd of customers. We did not see any big fluke like our last trip. Knew it was going to be a slow day with the 30mph east wind yesterday. The ocean was little nasty but we did release about 30 fluke some real close to 17 and half inches. Had to release some real big Sea Bass which really hurt as we could have used them today. We had to leave the grounds around 12:00 noon with the sea starting to get rough and retreated back to the bay which had no life at all. Was good to see that the fluke was not knocked out by yesterday’s East wind so it should be alright for tomorrow and Monday. Only seven more fluke trips to go before the season ends. Capt Jack will see you in the morning 7:30am to 2:30pm. Thanks.

Hey gang. We got into some big fluke today in the deep water. Our best drift was the 1st one of the day with 6 nice keepers along with plenty of shorts in the mix. Big Joe, Wayne and Artie had 3 big ones in their cooler fishing the bow today. Captain George of the Angler caught two big fluke and Prowler 5 regular Kurt had his limit with 3 keepers. We got into double digits on keepers for the day. It kind of died off a little in the afternoon but all in all not a bad fluke day. We fished in 80' feet of water. We will see what tomorrow brings, Thursday is 5 to 10 northeast with showers in the forecast so we will be sailing. Friday's a no go with the 30 East winds, but Saturday and Sunday look okay for fishing.

Hey gang. We were not sure what to expect today due to the swell and strong winds left over from Dorian. It was a nice surprise when we rounded the hook and were greeted with a nice calm ocean. We started off fishing down the beach but the action was pretty much non-existent so we took a ride offshore to find some fish. Our first drift Prowler regular Gary Mann from Clifton N.J. landed a beautiful 8.9 lb flattie which took the pool. There was a fair amount of short action throughout the day and some quality keepers too. It should pick back up after a few more changes.

Hey gang, we had 17 customers and fished the port side so we had less tangles. Fished in the deep today. Lots of fluke, just hard to get the keepers. Over 100 fish went back with some beautiful sea bass that had a go back also. It was a beautiful day out on the ocean today, nice and calm. We will be fishing tomorrow, Wednesday. After that it looks like we might have a couple days off. See you in the morning 730am. Thanks.

Hey gang, well it was another beautiful day out on the ocean again. We didn't have the great fishing that we had on Friday's trip with the big fish. We had to release at least over 200 fluke that were 16 to 17" we did manage to land some nice big sea bass with multiple limits plus we picked away at keeper fluke. We didn't see any of the big fish like we caught on Friday's trip. With that being said.... they say you should have been here yesterday... that was the case if you wanted to catch big fluke. Anyway, Jack has the boat out today, Sunday. I'm sure he'll give a report later. Weather looks great for Monday Tuesday and Wednesday. We will see you at the dock so come on down. There's not too many fluke days left. Remember we always have a place to fish in calm sheltered waters for fluking.

Hey gang, it was a beautiful day to be out on the water. I knew it was going to be a good day when we had 16 keepers fluke on our 1st drift. Was a nice way to start. Doug Meeks of Old Tappan, New Jersey had the biggest one on our boat at 10 pounds 3 oz and big Joe landed a big fluke also fishing the port bow. Tom known as the hammer also his limit. Ralph had his limit and a few others had limits also. Trisha and Pete had four nice fluke in the cooler and had their limits on sea bass. We had a lot of nice keeper sea bass today but that's over after Saturday's trip. The bow of the boat was the spot to be today, plus that's were the big fish were caught. Great bunch of people today and all in all a fun day. The weather looks great for the next 3 day so dont miss out. See you at the dock 7:30am.

Hey gang. We had a nice crowd of customers today for a rainy cloudy day. The fluke were biting again. Couple limits on the boat, Pete from Middletown, New York, our regular, had his limit and released a ton of other fluke. Joe and Wayne had 4 in their cooler, several other guys had 2 keepers, some with just 1 and some with just short action. All and all not a bad fluke day. Capt George of the Angler came out to do a little fishing and even made a couple drifts. He said he's going to set up one of his fluke trips either Thursday or Friday on the Prowler5. Will keep you updated on that.

Hey gang. Good day to be out in the ocean with the heat on land. We were able to enjoy the nice cool conditions where we have been fishing the last few days. Great drift again today and once again lots of Fluke with nice keepers in the mix. Had a great set of people aboard today. We’ll be back at it again tomorrow. See you in the morning. Sailing every day 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Thanks.

Hey gang. Real nice cool breeze out on the water on this hot humid day. Had nice keepers on the boat today. Big Joe and Wayne fishing the bow today had 4 nice keepers in their cooler and Tom the ‘Hammer’ had his limit on keepers. We also released lots of 17" fish again. All in all great day to be out on the water with some great customers. See you in the morning. Sailing 730am to 230pm everyday. Thanks.

Hey gang. It was a strange kind of day. We had dense fog on the way out and we had dense fog on our way in. We boated over 100 fluke and we had to work hard to get our 11 keepers today with several 17 and a half inch fish that went back. Had some nice quality fish though. Doctor Ford was high hook with 2 keepers from the Red Bank Veterinary Hospital. All in all another nice day to be on the water with some great people on the boat today. Captain Jack will be at the helm tomorrow and he will bring his A game like last Sunday. Thanks.

Hey gang, we boated well over 200 fluke today a lot of them went back so many 16” to 17” and 3/4. It really hurts to see the gut hook fish go back, what a shame. Anyway, we got into double digits on keepers today with four guys with two nice keepers. Jimmy Custer also had two. Keith from NY lead the pool with a nice 5 pounder. We’re still fishing, so we will see you in the morning. Thanks P.S. Carlos Vigario of the Fishermen from Hillside N.J. won the pool with 5.8lb fishing the port bow today.

Hey gang, we didn't have the great fishing like we had yesterday but it was still a beautiful day on the water a with some great people aboard. We picked away at keeper fluke and plenty of shorts in the mix and we also had multiple limits on some really big sea bass we can keep them until the end of the month. Anyway our next trip will be Wednesday August 14th at 730 to 230 going offshore. Thanks.

Hey Gang, as Captain George would say "it was a great day to be a party boat fluke captain"! Overall it was an excellent day on the fishing grounds. The weather and drift conditions were perfect and the fluke were hungry. We were the first boat on the offshore grounds and landed a dozen nice keepers on the first drift before the rest of the fleet dialed in on us. The fares onboard worked hard all day and were rewarded with landing quality fluke throughout the day. There were a bunch of limits onboard with Prowler regular Dwayne being the first to limit out. There were also a lot of nice big sea bass added to the catch. Ed Cassar from south Jersey lands the pool with a nice 6.5lb flattie. It was the best day of the season so far with over 40 jumbo fluke landed. Also we're out today picking away. Monday beautiful day but we will not be sailing tomorrow Tuesday with rain wind and lightning our next trip will be Wednesday the 14th

Hey gang, good day fishing and a beautiful day out on the ocean again. Had some nice keeper fluke today with some really big sea bass. Captain Jack will be at the helm tomorrow. Don't miss out seabass season ends August 31st. Sailing everyday 730am to 230pm. Thanks.

Hey gang, a beautiful day to go offshore in the ocean today. We landed some nice keeper fluke with some nice big sea bass in the mix had to release several 17 inch fish It was OK until we lost the drift at 12:30pm. See you in the morning. Sailing 730am. We will be going off shore again tomorrow.

Hey gang, had a light crowd today we had strong southerly winds 20 to 25mph. Slow day fishing. Caught and released short fluke with some small blues and a few keeper sea bass. Anyway weather looks good for the rest if the week. See you tomorrow.

Hey gang. We had a nice crowd of family people today. Anyway, we released hundreds of 16inch to 17inch fish again just hard to get the 18" fish but a nice day out on the water we even got to see a giant humpback whale next to the boat today. They’re calling for showers tomorrow but we are sailing so if you want a light crowd come on down. Will see you in the morning.

Hey gang, hundreds of fluke today but just hard to get keepers. If we did not have to follow the 18" fluke guidelines everyone would have had keepers on the boat today. Back at it in the morning. See you then.

Hey gang, Robert Leroux of Hazlet New Jersey got a beautiful 7 LB fluke today..shorts and keepers in the mix again. See u Monday 730am to 230pm sailing everyday.

Hey gang, what a beautiful day out on the water we had some great family people on the boat including Captain Glenn Hilliard's daughter Grace and members of the Redbank Animal Hospital lots of short fluke with the some keepers mixed in great people, fun day on the water. Back at it tomorrow. See you guys in the morning 730am to 230pm.

Hey gang. Hundreds of fluke but not a lot of keepers today. We had no big fish today, had the biggest one of the week on Tuesday at 6 pounds. Anyway we've been fishing the navy Pier and other areas close to that and plan on fishing there for the weekend. We look forward to having you on the boat. Thanks.

Hey gang. Wow can't believe that the summer is flying by. Anyway, what a beautiful day out on the water the 1st customer asked me if we were going fishing today I told him I would take him alone I wouldn't put any stock with the weathermen has to say about thunderstorms. We are sailing every day fluke fishing the only way we don't sail if its going to blow gale force winds. Anyway Jay from Staten Island nailed a beautiful 6 pound fish on the 1st drift this morning picked away at shorts and some keepers. See you all in the morning.

Hey gang, a lot of short fish today though slow on the keepers. Was a light crowd again today. The weather was good and should be great tomorrow. See you again in the morning 7:30am.

Hey gang we landed a nice big 6 lbs fluke early this morning. Just a pick on keepers and shorts today with a light crowd. Going home with fluke dinner. So come out to get yours. Sailing tomorrow Wednesday. See you in the morning!

Hey gang, we got in to double digits on keeper fluke today with alot of 16 inch to 17inch in the mix. Also caught and released a large smooth back puffer fish that came up from the Gulf Coast. Had some regulars and a nice group of school kids with their Coach and chaperones on board today. Sailing 730am to 230pm everyday. See you all tomorrow.

Hey gang. We had a charter on another great day on the ocean. Capt George covered a lot of spots today and landed some nice keeper fluke and big sea bass. We sail tomorrow open boat at 7:30 am to 2:30pm. See you then.

Hey gang. We fished offshore and landed a lot of nice keeper seabass but not a lot of keeper fluke short action on fluke was not productive close to the beach today.See you guys on Saturday and Captain Jack will be at the helm Sunday. Thanks

Hey gang, we started to go off shore where we have been fishing but there was a bit of a roll on the ocean from yesterday’s weather so I changed our course and we fished the Coney Island flats all day with plenty of good fluke action the only problem is not a lot of keepers. It’s hard throwing back 17" fish.. if they could make some changes and allow us to start keeping them it would be great for everyone. Anyway we will see you guys in the morning and will be heading offshore.

Hey gang,we were out with a light crowd of 11 anglers. Lou and Maria of the voyager came out to do some fishing along with the Montana family. We had some great customers and was a fun day. Caught some really big sea bass with limits and landed some really nice keeper fluke. Doug took the pool with a nice big fluke. Anyway 100% chance of rain for tomorrow Tuesday, so that being said our next trip will be Wednesday July 24th. Thanks,

Hey gang, we started out off shore where we have been fishing and landed some nice sea bass and some keeper fluke but then we lost the conditions. Nice cool breeze around the water though we run back in shore where we did get a drift but the fish work didn't cooperate today hopefully we have better conditions for tomorrow. Thanks,

Hey gang, we had a nice group of prowler5 people on the boat today and took a ride off shore for the big fluke and keeper sea bass. Really nice breeze out on the ocean where we fish today and it was fun. Big Joe of Washington Township fishing the bow landed another beauty 8.3, that's 2 days in a row, lucky with the big fish. Anyway, we will be shaping up in the morning see you then. We even seen a giant whale jumping out of the water pretty cool I posted it on my Facebook page Thanks.

Hey gang, our regular Ron from Springfield New Jersey that's fishes the starboard stern took today's pool with a big fluke weighing 7.6 pounds we had a great drift all day and had keepers and shorts in the mix sailing everyday this week see you guys in the morning.

Hey gang, we went off shore and did good with the big sea bass and some nice fluke in the mix several limits on big sea bass. Was another beautiful day out on the ocean again today. I will see you all in the morning. Sailing 7:30am to 2:30 pm. Thanks.

Hey gang. We sailed with a pretty good size crowd onboard today and picked away at a few big fluke too! There were plenty of keeper sea bass in the mix as well. Joesph Juliano from Totowa took the pool with a nice 6.2lb fattie and Joe Cerhiglia from Reading PA was runner up with a 5.1lb fish. See you tomorrow.,

Hey gang, Another beautiful day out on the ocean today . We fished off shore and had pretty good action on sea bass with keepers and shorts also landed some big fluke. Captain Jack will be at the helm tomorrow and it’s going to be a gorgeous Sunday so come out. We fish everyday 730am 230pm. Thanks.

Hey gang, we fish the ocean today had a nice drift all day with hundreds and hundreds of shorts we didn't do well on the keepers we had some small blues and some sea bass anyway great people on the boat today. They have some rain in the forecast for tomorrow Friday that being said we're going to sleep in and we'll see you guys Saturday the 13th. Thanks

Hey gang, another great day out on the water today with Captain George of the Angler. Lots of great guys that fished hard came down to fish with him today. We landed some nice fluke with some sea bass and ling in the mix. I helped out on deck and took some pictures and thought he did a fine job today..Look . See you tomorrow at the dock. Thanks.

Hey gang, we tried fishing in some new areas today over in New York. Plenty of action on shot fluke but it's tough there to get 19” keepers. We did land a couple big jumbo sea bass. Anyway it should be a fun day tomorrow with Captain George of the Angler at the helm, hopefully he can put our boat on the meat as its going to be another gorgeous day for ocean fishing. We will see you in the morning. Thanks. also Jessica came out today with her dad Joe and won the pool at the end of the day with a nice Fluke.

Hey gang, we had pretty decent drift all day today and picked away at short fluke and some keepers in the mix. Tomorrow looks like a beautiful weather Day, and for you Angler customers, Captain George will be on the boat this Wednesday July 10th. I'm just going to take pictures and help out on deck that day so if you want to fish with him that's the day to come down. Thanks.

Hey gang, well the weather man really blew the forecast today calling for NE winds 15-20. The ocean was flat calm with very little breeze all day. We started out fishing to the south and picked away at some shorts but the keeper ratio was not favorable. Bounced around the rest of the day looking for some keepers and finally found some decent life in a new area. Pool fish was nothing big maybe 4lbs the fares also landed a bunch of sea bass and ling. See you at the dock tomorrow 7:30am - 2:30pm

Hey gang, what a beautiful day out on the ocean and it's a darn shame those weathermen ruin the day for people. We were fortunate to end up with a decent crowd as we got a couple group of family. We fished South and caught loads of fluke and had to release some but there were keepers in the mix. Captain Jack will be at the helm tomorrow Sunday. We look forward to seeing you at the dock. Thanks.

Hey gang, we fished to the South again today and had to released so many flukes ‘well over 300’ there were so many 17" fish! It’s such a shame that we have to throw them back when they're legal to keep in other States. However, we did get some really nice keepers in the mix. Tomorrow is 4th of July and it's going to be another beautiful day out on the ocean, so bring your family out. We will see you in the morning. Thanks.

Hey gang, we took a longer ride South today and caught over 250 fluke again and about a hand full of keepers. Roger of the Sea Tiger had 2 nice keeper fluke. We also had some small blues in the mix on another beautiful day on the ocean. Back at it again tomorrow. So come and make your catch!

Hey gang what a beautiful day out on the ocean we must have caught 200 fluke today the only problem is 95% of them went back. We did had several limits on sea bass today but it was good to be able to keep them again. Butch from Eastern Pennsylvania had his limit on fluke and sea bass. Looks like another beautiful day tomorrow so we will see you at the dock. Thanks.

Hey gang. All in it was a beautiful day out on the ocean and the fluke were hungry. The bad part is so many of the fish landed were short and had to go back. The pool fish was in the 4lb range. We will continue fishing for fluke and on the plus side the sea bass fishery opens back up tomorrow. So let’s go fishing. See you at the dock in the morning. Thanks.

Hey gang. We had a fairly decent crowd today on another beautiful day out on the ocean. We fished a different location today 80 to 90 feet, We only landed like 3 or 4 keeper fluke today with about 20 to 25 ling. Had to release some big seabass which really hurts to be throwing back such nice fish. We eventually left that location and ended up at Sandy Hook bay. Not a lot of short action today. Archie Stuart of Nutley, NJ took the pool with a beautiful fluke. As of July 1st we will be able to keep seabass again. Capt Jack will be at the helm tomorrow and should have a good drift with the North West wind. Now that we are fluking we will be fishing everyday So come on down.

Hey gang, we had Langan Company on board on this beautiful day on the ocean. Flat sea again although we didn't get much of a draft all day, we pick away at shorts and had a big pool winner. We will be sailing tomorrow Saturday 730am to 230pm. See you in the morning. Thanks.

Hey gang, the fluking was similar to yesterday's report. Beautiful day out on the ocean again.

Hey gang, a beautiful day out on the ocean today with enormous amount of 16” to 17” fluke being released. However we caught some nice keepers in the mix. It’s going to be another beautiful day tomorrow so come on down. Fishing everyday now 730am to 230pm, so I’ll see you guys in the morning.

Hey gang. We had a good crowd today. The ocean was calm and flat and we took a ride further out in the ocean and caught some winter flounder plenty of ling, nice sea bass and a 5lb fluke that went to the pool winner Everybody went home with mix bag of fish again. We will be back at it tomorrow Sunday at 7:30 to 2:30. The weather will be great so come on down.

Hey gang. It was a nice sunny morning today. The southerly wind greeted us as we rounded the hook into the ocean. We started off on the drift and landed some nice sea bass and ling. Eventually the drift was too fast and we had to put the two anchors out. We picked away all day and all of the fares went home with some nice fish. Happy Fathers Day to the many dads that come out on the Prowler 5.

Hey gang, we had a big crowd today. Usually its hard to please a big crowd but we worked hard and we caught plenty of big sea bass, over a dozen winter flounders and plenty of big ling in the mix. Everyone went home with dinner! Its really good to go out and catch fish consistently and make the customers happy. Capt Jack will be at the helm tomorrow Sunday Father's Day. Our next trip after Sunday will be Wednesday June 19th 2019.

Hey gang, it was a great great fishing day for keeper sea bass and big flounders like a dozens of them today. There was limits on sea bass and lots of ling in the mix again. Sea bass close June 22, so dont miss out. It will be windy the next few days, that being said, our next open trip is Saturday and Sunday. Thanks.

Hey gang. We sailed with a fairly big crowd today and despite the rough conditions we picked fish on all of our drops. There were more ling landed than sea bass and a few winter flounders in the mix. The pool fish was a nice big knucklehead caught by one of Captain Ron's regulars as he had a charter today. Looks like tomorrow is going to be blown out so we will not be sailing. Will give an update on our next sail date. Thanks.

Hey gang. It was a beautiful day on the fishing grounds today.The conditions were perfect for spreading the anchors and the ling were hungry. We made 3 drops and caught nice size ling and sea bass on all of them. Prowler Bob landed a nice 4 lb ling that won the pool. See you all in the morning. It’s gonna be great for fishing! Thanks

Hey gang. Another great day bottom fishing. It was another great day out on the ocean with plenty of fish again big ling and nice sea bass, we even caught some winter flounder. Don’t miss out, come out and fill the coolers and buckets Saturday and Sunday with Captain Jack. Thanks

Hey gang, we had great conditions today a very good trip with a nice crowd. We had big sea bass, big ling and nice flounder. The coolers and buckets were filled with fish. We took a little further ride off shore today and caught them all around the boat. Don’t miss out. Come make your catch! See you in the morning. Thanks.

Hey gang, fluking has been slow the last 3 trips. That being said, our next fluke trip will be June the 5th. Thanks.

Hey gang. We had dense fog out this morning and South East winds that made it a little bouncy on the ocean. Was not bad though, we did caught the fish again! We’re not going to be shaping up tomorrow so we'll see you Friday May 31st for the Fluke trip at 730am to 230pm. Note: We have a charter on Saturday June 1, 2019. Thanks.

Hey gang. Happy Memorial Day to all. It was a nice day out on the water, we caught some nice fluke under good conditions today. We are not shaping up tomorrow Tuesday 28th with the weather forecast not favorable. Our next trips will Wednesday & Thursday for sea bass & ling then back at it on Friday for fluke. Sailing 730am to 230pm. Thanks.

Hey gang. Nice day 1st Fluke trip on a beautiful day out today. Nice crowd and a great fishing day. Captain George fished hard putting in some nice fluke with plenty of shorts in the mix also. Pool fish 9lb belong to Howard Tribuchar of NJ. He also had his limit on fluke keeper. Don't miss out tomorrow Sunday.

Hey gang, we were the only boat out this morning out of Atlantic Highlands with 12 anglers. Caught a lot of fish again. Even though fluke season starts this weekend we're going to stay bottom fishing from 7:30am to 2:30pm trips on Wednesdays and Thursdays. We will be fluking this weekend but not sailing tomorrow on Friday windy forecast but Saturday and Sunday look beautiful. So come make your catch! Thank you.

Hey gang, another great and beautiful day out on the ocean. Like yesterday plenty of big ling and nice keeper sea bass today, we also caught some nice big flounders. We fished with fresh clams for bait..see you in the morning for the last bottom trip this week. Thanks

Hey gang, another great day of bottom fishing with plenty of big ling and nice big sea bass filling the buckets and coolers. A little windy, but it was nice where we fished today in the ocean. My mate has been doing a lot of fish cleaning lately. Don’t miss out as we have 2 more days left see you guys in the morning 730am.Thanks

Hey gang, Capt. Jack called me earlier and said they are having a banner day out there with plenty of big sea bass, nice ling and even cod fish today. Don't forget, fluke season starts, Friday,May 24th and ends Sept. 12th. P.S. I only have three daytime charters, June 1st (Sat.), June 14th (Fri.) and July 28th (Fri.) and that is it I am not taking anymore charters for the rest of the season. We're an open boat and depend on the regulars.

We put the anglers on the fish today with alot nice big sea bass and nice ling. With the good fishing we are now going to stay bottom fishing. Next trip will be Friday May 17th 7:30am to 2:30pm and continue until fluke season opens up. On May 24th we will be doing a fluke special 6:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. See you at the dock.

We passed our coast guard inspection today so were all ready fishing Friday and Saturday for stripers fish with fresh clams for bait see you guy at the dock.

We had a pretty good bite all day with keepers and shorts. Fished with fresh clams. Will be lighting up tomorrow Wednesday at 7:30. Not sailing Thursday as we have coast guard inspection. See you tomorrow!

Hey gang, we were out today and found some bass on our 2nd drop mostly all shorts. Fished with fresh clams today. The weather does not look good the next 3 days, with rain and a lot of wind on Saturday, so our next trip will be Monday the 29th. Thanks.

Hey gang we were out today with a nice light crowd of anglers and had plenty of shorts and some beautiful keepers. We used fresh clams for bait. We have everything on our boat that you will need. We welcome the nice weather forecast and will be sailing everyday now 7:30am to 2:30pm. See you at the dock! Let's go fishing!

Striped Bass Fishing - Hey gang. We have officially switched over to striped bass fishing 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. everyday starting Tues., April 23rd until fluke season opens up on May 25th. Striped bass fishing has been slaughter fishing for all the boats. Big, medium and small fish. All the fish have been caught on lures and jigs and we have fresh clams aboard just in case we have to fish that way. Capt. Jack, myself and the crew look forward to seeing you at the dock. Thanks, Capt. Scott

Hey gang. We will begin blackfishing 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. everyday beginning Sat., April 6th. Fresh green crabs supplied.

Update and 2019 schedule - Hey gang I'm not sure when I'm going to start fishing Saturday April 6th or Saturday April 13th it depends on the water temperature will be fishing for blackfish or possible maybe striped bass depending on which is better also our boat will sail 730am to 230pm year around no more 8 o'clock trips the fare is $70 full fare $65 for seniors and $45 for junior fair rods are 5 dollars thank you Captain Scott

Hey gang we are out with a light crowd of 9 anglers today. Our 1st drop we were able to keep our anchors tight and we had a bite of about 40 short blackfish and 1 keeper Codfish. After that we had difficult conditions with fog and no wind. Not a lot of keepers today with the offshore conditions..next trips will be Saturday and Sunday January 12th and 13th. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang we made 3 drops from 70' to 115 had some nice blackfish on the boat today. Steve's high hook with 3 nice ones Jake had 2 big ones Jimmy Custer with several and other guys have 2. All in all not a bad day for this time of the year. Weather does not look good for Sat; and Sun; but Monday's going to be the next nice day,I'll keep you updated

Hey Gang, we had a pretty nice day on the tog grounds today. We started off fishing some shallow water with only landing a few keepers so we took a ride to the deep and it paid off. We had some nice roasters coming over the rail with Prowler regular Ahab winning the pool with an 11lb white chin. The rest of the fares picked away with high hook landing 4. Thx., Capt. Jack. Capt. Scott will see you in the morning. PS we are out again today January 1st New Year's Day trip is cancel with the 40 mph wind. Will keep you updated of any changes. Thanks

We did not sail today Saturday December 29th we only had 4 customers that we sent to sea tiger, plus rough seas

Hey gang, we were out today with 18 anglers. A respectable day 20 keepers on the boat for this time of the year with like 150 short togs released Big Al won the pool at the end of the day with 6lb fishing the starboard bow and Mike from Staten Island was High hook with 3 keepers. Our next trip is going to be Sunday December 30th. Going to be some rain and wind the next couple days also Captain Jack is going to be doing a special marathon blackfish trip 730am to 430pm on New Year's Day and the fare is $90 for that day. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang I'm off today but Captain Jack called and said they have a nice crowd today of customers and they are catching blackfish keepers with shorts. Will do a follow up report later with pictures Also our next blackfish trip will be December 26th Wednesday. Thanks Captain Scott.

Hey gang we were out with a very light crowd of 10 anglers nice flat ocean fishing was okay tho no limits high hook was 4 keeper tog caught by Mike in the stern others with 2 keepers and again a lot of 13 and 14" fish released anyway they have a Gale warning up for Friday and Saturday so the next day will be fishing will probably be Sunday thank you captain Scott

Hey gang we were out today with a decent amount of regulars. Bucktail Bob was Hi hook with 3 nice keeper tog today. Several guys on the boat with 2 keepers some just 1 alot of 13 and 14inch Blackfish released. We'll be sailing tomorrow December 20th for sure.. Friday and Saturday will not be good weather-wise so come tomorrow. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang pretty big roll out on the ocean today but we had blackfish chewing. A couple limits on the boat. Chet from Linden had his limit by 11:00 a.m. other guys with 4 keepers togs others with 3 others with 2 and 1. Decent short action pretty much all day. All in all not a bad day. The bad news is the weather's not looking good the next few 3 days. Realistically, next trips may be Wednesday December 18th. Thanks. Captain Scott

Hey gang we had high hook 4 keeper blackfish today caught by Tom from Tom's River N.J he was fishing up in the port bow today, we picked away at other blackfish but lost the conditions in the afternoon hard to lay on the anchors anyway the calling for some winds tomorrow so we will not be shaping up tomorrow Wednesday our next 2 trips the weather looks great for Thursday and Friday the 13th and 14th Thanks Capt.Scott

Hey gang, very slow day today, a handful of keepers togs with the short action moved around. We tried some different areas offshore but no good. Tomorrow Monday December 10th it's gonna blow North 25 so we will not be sailing. Our next trip will be Tuesday December 11th. We also put Captain Al's ashes on one of his favorite drops at the end of the day. God-bless him. Thanks Captain Scott.

Hey gang, we were out today with 17 customers. Pretty nice day on the ocean. We had a high of 3 keeper togs caught by Kevin, several guys with 2 keepers. Mostly everyone had 1 keeper and a few with just shorts, Jimmy of Vernon New Jersey was today's pool winner of with a nice 8 pound blackfish. I'll be back running the boat tomorrow Sunday and Captain Jack will be back next week Saturday and Sunday at the helm. We look forward to seeing you guys at the dock. Thanks
Captain Scott

Hey gang we had 15 customers on this very cold blackfish day they were bitting again no limits today Gary was high hook with 4 keepers and alot with 2 and 3 keepers with tons of shorts going back again,
nothing really big for the pool 5lb, Archie and the boys said they're coming back out Friday although we will see what tomorrow brings thanks Captain Scott

Update no big boats sailed from Atlantic Highlands today Tuesday December 4th with the high winds they had more wind then they forecasted today only a handful of customers down in the Harbor this morning.. tomorrow looks great for all the boats.. will be going tomorrow for sure Wednesday November 5th see you in the morning thanks Capt Scott

Hey gang, we had 16 customers had a little bit of a big swell out there from yesterday Sunday's blow and wacky current but I was pleasantly surprised the fish bit all day 5 or 6 limits with a lot of other keepers caught today. We were releasing hundreds of 14"inch fish and had blackfish action all day long.. Mike fishing the stern won today's pool with a 10lb tog and had his limit also Jimmy Custer and Archie Stewart and the rest of the good guys that have been coming out with us lately did very well today. Anyway here's a few pictures that I took this morning. We are lighting up tomorrow Tuesday 530am hope to see you soon. Thanks. Captain Scott

Hey gang, the ocean was like a pond today as you can see in the 1st picture. Had 22 customers, good guys on the boat. Made 3 drops at blackfish chewing on all 3. We are still fishing. Jimmy Custer one the pool with a 9 pounder biggest one this year for us. Eddie in the corners high hook with 3 keepers and pretty much everyone averaged 2 keepers on the boat today with many many shorts fish released. Captain Jack will be at the helm tomorrow Sunday. I'll be back Monday. Looking forward to getting back out here we hope to see you at the dock. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang we did ok with the fishing today Chet of Linden had his limit of 5 keeper togs and Jose Reyes had 4 keepers and others had 3 and 2 and some with just 1. All in all not a bad day. Forecast tomorrow Sunday is windy with gust of 30mph. Rain on Monday with more wind. Think we're going to let everything settle down. Our next trip will be Thursday November 29th. Thanks. Captain Scott

Hey Gang, We had a good crowd of regulars down today to go fishing on a chilly morning. We made our first drop in 70' and picked away at some short with a few keepers in the mix. The bite died off and we bounced around inshore and never really got anything great going. Pool fish was in the 5lb range. Back at it again tomorrow!

Late bite ok blackfish bite Monday November 19th Hey gang good crowd of regulars today good guys on the boat ocean was like upon started out slow with hard anchoring conditions but we made a move to a different area and had them chewing good at the end of the day, Stop fishing at 2:30pm today so will be get in late.

Hey Gang, Sailed with a good size crowd today and the ocean was like a lake. We fished a bunch of drops which all had some fish but just not enough to go around. No limits today high hook was 4 keepers and some with one, two and none. Pool winner was Carlos Santos from Newark NJ. Tomorrow looks great and we will be sailing 7:30am to 2:30pm.

Hey gang the report was similar to yesterday's report had fish coming 1st thing in the morning with keepers and shorts until we lost to tide anyway the weather looks terrible the rest of the week I have no idea when we're going to sail again Maybe Sunday November 18th Very disappointed with the weather coming up we get things going and then we get knocked down again Anyway I'll keep you guys updated thanks captain Scott

Hey Gang, It was a beautiful fall day for blackfishing today. We had a nice crowd. Our first drop had plenty of life and we banged away at some nice tog. Unfortunately, you can only keep one per person. Pool winner was Mike Salerno from Keyport with a nice 6lb tog. We sail tomorrow (Veterans day) so come on down.
Thanks

OK fishing - Hey gang 19 people aboard today pretty much the same guys that have been fishing with us and we even had captain George of the Angler come out and do a little fishing on this beautiful summer like day.. we made 3 drops today caught fish on 2 out fo 3 with plenty of action.. Not looking good the next couple days weatherwise that being said our next trip will be Sunday November 11th with Captain Jack. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey Gang, It was a beautiful day on the water today. We started off fishing in about 65' of water and had great action on the tog up to 8lbs. The action slowed with the change of the tide so we tried a couple of different drops but just could not get them going again. The lack of anchoring conditions did not help. The pool winner was Louis from Harrison NJ with an 8lb blackfish. The weather does not look good for tomorrow so we will not be sailing. See you Wednesday Nov; 7th 7:30 to 2:30pm.

Hey gang, Good day fishing. We were out on another beautiful day with calm a ocean again. We had 20 customers and some good guys on the boat again today Archie Stewart, Jack Joe the Plumber, Dennis Fuchs,The Hit Man and Dameon and his Father of Rutherford New Jersey. Was Good to see Bucktail Bob back and healthy. He beat up on the Tog on the jig..Lou Mazzuca (The Stud)High hook catch and release again. Al of Hillsborough took today's pool fishing in the bow. We are Not shaping up tomorrow Friday with rain in the forecast. Our next trip will be Sunday November 4th 730am to 230pm. Thanks Captain Scott.

Another great day. Hey gang, Good crowd of customers today 19 people and the fish were chewing again. Everyone had their one keeper blackfish with many others released with plenty of big sea bass in the mix again. As you can see in the pictures, the ocean was flat calm it was a great day to be off shore bottom fishing today. Green crabs did the trick again today. See you guys tomorrow morning Archie Stewart and Jimmy Custer will be aboard (Thursday)and remember don't come down to the boat Saturday November 3rd because we have a corporate private charter. Thank you Capt Scott

Great day fishing Hey gang decent crowd of people today everyone on the boat had their one keeper and released many other togs with some big sea bass in the mix also Louis Mazzuca had some nice double headers and was high hook playing catch and release all day on green crabs and archie Stewart of nutley n.j and the boys from the angler were aboard again sailing the rest of the week see you in the morning thanks captain Scott p.s we we are charted this coming Saturday November 3d so dont come that day

Hey gang, really the calm before the storm! We were out today and the fish were biting.. blackfish chewing all day on green crabs plus nice catch of sea bass. We had Archie Stewart aboard of Nutley NJ and Chet Linden from NJ today's Pool Winner. Had some customers from the Angler (Larry Newark Sinker and Jim Custer) some of George's Finest..Welcome aboard the ProwlerV Guys! Our next trip will be Tuesday October 30th 7:30 to 2:30. See you then! Stay safe over the weekend. Thanks
Captain Scott.

Hey gang not a lot of people down at the Harbor today. I think we were the high boat with 11 customers. Two other party boats sailed. The wind was wicked today. We had a gust of 37 knots when I was putting my anchors out on my wind meter today. Nevertheless, we picked away at blackfish and sea bass. If you wanna go fishing come on down tomorrow and Friday when it will be less windy as the weekend looks terrible. Thanks. Captain Scott.

Hey gang it was a beautiful day to be out on the water today we made 3 drops caught fish on all did well with the Blackfish and did good with some really nice keepers Seabass double headers we also had porgies in the mix we'll see what tomorrow brings thanks captain Scott

Hey gang, another great day out on the Prowler5 with our customers. We made 4 drops from 50 to 70' banged away at the porgies and sea bass. A little snotty out here but certainly did pretty good with the blackfish and green crabs today. With the Gale force winds 35 mph tomorrow (Sunday) we will not be lighting up again until Tuesday October 23rd. We will see you then. Green crabs fresh clams for bait. Sailing 7:30am to 2:30 pm weather permitting. Thanks Capt. Scott.

Hey gang, a beautiful day out with our customers today. We had some nice catch of big Porgies and Sea Bass, we even had some lace keeper togs along with some beautiful trigger fish. Lots of fish out there for the catch so come out and fish tomorrow Saturday 7:30 a.m. returning to 2:30pm because we will not be lighting up Sunday with the high winds. We have fresh clams and green crabs for bait. See you in the morning.
Thanks

Hey Gang, It was a great day of fishing all around today. We were fishing to the south in the ocean and it was like a pond. The fares had great action throughout the day landing porgies,trigger,sea bass, blowfish and tog. We fished a new area towards the end of the day when some of the boat traffic left which ended up keeping us late due to drop and reel fishing with jumbo sea bass and porgies. Prowler regular "T" won today's pool with a big old white chin. Lots of fish to catch so come hop on the Prowler5.
Thanks.

Wednesday Oct. 10th - Banner Day - Great Trip - Sea bass, Porgies, Blackfish

Hey gang. What a day. We took a further ride to a different area. We had dense fog and we fished by ourselves. We loaded up with plenty of big sea bass and all the big porgies. Nice trigger fish. Non-stop action all day. Many double headers. Everyone on our boat went home with plenty of fish. We have Lou, the deckhand, formally of the party boat Angler on the Prowler 5 team now. He'll be helping us out from now on. He brought some of the Angler customers aboard today. Mr. Kim and Ms. Kim along with other party boat Angler customers. Marvin from Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn in the stern won the pool today with a giant sea bass. Not too many tog, only a couple shorts today. Anyway, not sailing the next couple days. Hopefully we will be able to get back out on Saturday. I'll keep you updated. Thanks, Captain Scott. Sailing everyday 7:30 a.m. returning at 2:30 p.m., weather permitting.

Hey gang not a lot of people down the harbor today we had 10 regulars aboard our boat today what a change from yesterday the ocean was flat calm We made like 5 drops today beat on the porgies for the first hour and also caught in released some false albacore and then went offshore for the sea bass, Plenty of sea bass action we had to weed through the 11 and 12 inch fish so many of them thought we were able to put some real nice keepers in the coolers not a lot of tog today only a couple, tomorrow is going to be a nice day out on the ocean so come on down because Thursday and Friday don't look good, Thank you Captain Scott.. fishing ever day now 730am to 230pm weather permitting

Hey gang We were the only boat that made it offshore in the ocean today and had a strong east wind 25mh and a hard out going tied and it was nasty and super rough we fished 3 drops from 50 to 70 feet we beat on the porgies again big fish we caught about a dozen keepers sea bass with alot of shorts in the mix and like 7 or 8 keeper togs with shorts action also Considering how rough it was we actually didn't do to bad Should be a lot nicer tomorrow Tuesday and Wednesday so come on down and do some fishing with us I'm not liking Thursday and Friday's forecasts so see you the next couple days thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang we loaded up on big Porgies and had to release many sea bass today None stop action all day many double headers. Lots of fish to catch so come on out tomorrow morning. See you tomorrow.
Thanks
Capt Scott

Hey gang we were out today with a light crowd for a Saturday too bad because there are plenty of porgies to be caught. Will be lighting up tomorrow morning again 530am. Don’t forget about opening day October 8th for Sea Bass fishing so come down and do some fishing with us. We look forward to seeing you at the dock. Thanks.
Captain Scott

Hey gang are next trips will be this Saturday and Sunday October 6th ,7th for Porgies trigger fish and blackfish from 8:00am to 2:30pm and Monday the 8th sea bass fishing opens sailing.

Hey Gang, We had very good action bottom fishing today. Made the first couple of drops in the ocean and picked away at some nice trigger fish and porgies. The sea bass were a nuisance as they all had to go back. We finished up the day on some porgy bottom and it was drop and reel fishing once they turned on and we left them biting. I did not get the pool winners name but it was a jumbo triggerfish. Look like we have some weather coming in so our next trip will not be until Thursday or Friday with Capt Scott. Will post updates on our website and Facebook.
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Capt Jack

Hey gang not a lot people down the Harbor for any of the boats today. We sailed with 6 customers and fished the Ambrose channel in the deep pretty much all day, mostly shorts Gary our regular did get a nice keeper fluke to take today's pool. Our next trip will probably be Wednesday or Thursday due to weather conditions.
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Captain Scott

Hey Gang, the ProwlerV finally went out today. It was a beautiful day on the water and the fishing was excellent however the catching was very tough today. There was still a good size swell left over from the storm which most likely is killing the bite as even the sea bass had lock jaw. ProwlerV regular Dwayne won the pool with a 3lb fluke and was a fish shy of his limit. We will be fishing until the end of the season, there are still fish around we just have to find them! Capt Scott will see you tomorrow morning!
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Capt Jack

Hey folks, unfortunately there will be no fishing until sometime next week due to the approaching storm. Will keep you updated.
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Capt Scott

Hey gang, We fished today with a nice crowd. We started out at the Verrazano bridge where got into some big cow nose rays. We then proceeded to Coney island and caught at few keeper fluke at Ambrose channel. Picked away at shorts but very slow day we couldn't fish the ocean because of weather today. Next day to sail will probably be Tuesday. So come on down.
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Captain Scott

Hey gang we made it offshore today plenty of action out there but not enough keepers only a handful of keeper fluke and many 16 to 17 inch fish released along with sea bass had to go back to the bay at noon time as you can see in one of the pictures of my grandmothers chair I be down in the morning to fish the bay if you want to go fishing thanks Captain Scott

Update not fishing Wednesday September 5th We shaped up today and only had 4 customers plus the super hot temperatures and throwing Seabass will wait until Thursday thanks Captain Scott Prowler 5 P.S. no more 330pm trips until spring time also thanks Captain Scott

Hey Gang, It was another beautiful day on the water. The action was on the slow side where we have been fishing and we had to cover some ground and fish a couple of new areas. We did have a couple of limits and the pool fish was caught by Al Severson from Hillsborough NJ weighing in at 8.2lbs. Look like it's going to be a nice hot week so pack your lunch and come join us fishing for jumbo ocean fluke.
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Capt Jack

Hey Gang, It was a beautiful day out on the water and we saw a big improvement over yesterday's fishing. We started out with some great action picking away at some nice keeper fluke and good short action. No limits today and high hook was 2 fish. The pool fish was 6.1lbs. It's really a shame that we have to throw back all of the knucklehead sea bass we caught today because the season is closed! Tomorrow's weather looks great, so grab your gear and come join us fishing for some jumbo ocean fluke.
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Capt Jack

Hey gang, good day fishing with action all day. We had 5 limit on fluke. Tom the ‘hammer’ had his limit on the 1st draft. Multiple limits on big sea bass. We had a wonderful crowd and like I said on other reports, flukes and sea bass

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Capt Scott

Hey gang we had a good crowd today and another big fluke caught by Wayne Horner of Allentown PA. We had a lot of big sea bass again and picked away at fish all day. We had Wayne’s and Joe from the Seahawk fished the bow today. Another great day to be offshore on the ocean. Customers were happy, the weather was great and the fish were plucked out of the ocean and onto the ProwlerV. Join us and let’s go haul them Fluke and Sea Bass in. End of season approaching at the end of the month. See you in the morning.
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Capt Scott

Hey gang, nice light crowd of 17 customers today. Carlos Santos of Newark, NJ caught a big fluke 7.11oz. The drift was a little better and was comfortable to fish today. Some nice big sea bass to go along with the fluke. We picked away at a lot of fish most of the day. Only 3 days left until the Sea Bass season closed. Was a great season so far. So come on down and make the most of it. Maybe you will be the one to make the biggest catch yet! See you tomorrow morning.
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Capt Scott.

Hey gang, had a nice and happy crowd on the boat today. Very hot out on the ocean with no breeze and could have used a better drift. Picked away at nice keepers and Sea Bass. Season closes on the 31st so don’t miss out. Come out and make your catch of Flukes and Sea Bass. See you guys in the morning as the weather should be good.
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Capt Scott

Hey Gang, We had another beautiful day out in the ocean. The customers onboard landed some nice big fluke up to 8lbs. Few limits onboard along with a boat limit of sea bass. French Ruffin from Teaneck NJ Won the pool with a 7.9lb fluke and also landed his limit. Last nights magic hour fluke trip was excellent. Perfect conditions and the fishing was excellent. Multiple limits on big fish with some nice sea bass in the mix. Kole Devany from Middletown won the pool with a 8.4lb flattie. Conditions look great for tomorrow, get down early it's Senior day and will be busy.
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Capt Scott

Hey gang Captain Jack had the boat out and found some of the biggest fluke of the year great action big fish another great day don't miss out hes running the boat again tomorrow morning

Hey gang we had 37 customers all kinds of multiple limit on the big sea bass and plenty of nice big keeper Fluke, A few limits on fluke with a lot with 2 keepers on the flukes I'll keep it simple we caught a lot of fish today on our boat had a lot of happy people with everyone going home with fish see you in the morning thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang, nice crowd of regulars today. Multiple limits on big sea bass again, plus some really nice keeper flukes, few limits on fluke also. Nice day to be offshore the ocean is calm and the chub mackerels have been there every day for the catch. So come on down to the dock and jump on the ProwlerV and let’s go make a bigger catch tomorrow!
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Capt Scott.

Hey gang we've been burning a lot of fuel lately but whatever it takes to put fish in the coolers and buckets anyway we had 14 customers today we had our 4 Newark police officers back again that were on the boat last Tuesday they did very well today they had 8 nice keeper Fluke along with their limits on Big Sea bass Officer Craig also took the pool on the last drift of the day with a 6.2 pounder had his limit on Fluke also everyone else on the boat did well with limits on the Sea Bass plenty of action all day had great conditions all day caught another 50 or 60 Boston mackerel Great day out on the water for me and my crew and the customers so let's go fishing tomorrow see you guys in the morning Thanks Captain Scott

Update Fluke and Sea Bass report Saturday August 18th Hey gang it was a good call not to shape up down there this morning. Only one half day boat sailed today. Everyone else is tied to the dock. Rainy nasty east wind. We had 70 customers on the boat yesterday. Normally we don't carry that many but I had a group of 25 show up at 7:55 a.m. We went off shore again where we've been fishing. We had tough conditions, fast drift to start the day, as conditions slowed down we started to pick away at fish. Nothing great yesterday. Doctor Ford had his limit on fluke. Only about 9 or 10 keeper fluke with around 35 keeper sea bass on the boat yesterday day. Captain Jack had a private corporate charter and went back to that same area off shore and did very well last night on the 3:30 pm trip. I'm not liking the forecast for Monday. I don't think we'll be able to get out in the ocean tomorrow but I'll be down there to light up and see what goes on thanks. Captain Scott

Hey Gang, after listening to the updated weather forecast I'm not going to BS you like some other 8:00am boats. Save your money and pick a better day because conditions are going to suck tomorrow. I'll keep you updated about Monday.

Hey gang we had a nice crowd of 30 customers today with some new customers aboard also we had multiple limits on big sea bass again. The ocean was flat calm, we landed some big flukes with plenty of shorts in the mix. Great action all day. See you guys in the morning.
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Capt Scott

Hey gang we were out with a light crowd on an exceptionally beautiful day. Honored to have some Newark Police Officers on the boat today also. Had great action all day, fished the channel Had a high hooked of 20 short flukes today with some nice keepers in the mix. Customers were happy to go home with fish for dinner. Back at it tomorrow. So come on out to fish. See you in the morning.
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Capt Scott
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Hey gang, despite the weather, we went out for the long ride to where we've been catching the fish. Unfortunately, the ocean was a little unstable and the drift too fast at 1.9 but at least we gave it a shot for our customers and just had a slow pick on the Sea Bass and Fluke. A few people caught a couple of nice ones but we had to retreat back to the Bay Area. We are picking away at flukes now. Overall not a bad day for my customers. Hope to see you guys in the morning. Lets go fishing!
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Capt Scott
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Hey gang we had a very good day despite the weather with multiple limits on big sea bass and had several flukes from 6 to 7lbs We fished off shore today with happy customers and some family members. We are out on a private charter this evening and there are whale sightings. Captain Jack will see you in the morning with our competent crew. I will see you all on Monday for Senior Day.

Hey gang, we went off shore again on this beautiful day on the ocean. Landed some more big flukes. Joe and Wayne from the Sea Hawk fished in the bow and got 4 keepers in their cooler along with some sea bass. Regulars Gary landed a beautiful one close to 7 pounds. Here are a few pictures from today couldn’t get more as I lost charge on my phone. Captain Jack will be at the helm on Sunday. See you in the morning.
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Capt Scott

Hey gang we sailed with a light crowd of 12 customers today. Some nice flukes in the boat today with plenty of short fluke in the mix also few nice big flukes in the 7 lbs class. We fished a new location today, every day is a different place. We cannot specify a particular location as it all depends on the conditions, but we will find the fish! So join us tomorrow morning. Pool winner was Don Rettew of Linfield PA with a 7.4 lb Fluke
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Captain Scott

Hey gang we had 15 regulars on the boat today and fishing was a lot better with more keeper fluke and plenty of action all day on Sea Bass and short fluke. I think the key was the fresh peanut bunker that Marko netted last night that worked great today for bait. What a beautiful day on the ocean. Looking forward to getting back out here tomorrow. We can still keep the sea bass until August 31st so don't miss out.
PS: Captain Joseph Jack will be back at the helm on Sunday after a long deserved vacation.
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Captain Scott

Hey gang nothing great today we covered a lot of area no limits a few guys had a couple nice keepers hawk regular Bob had a couple nice when off sure for the sea bass only land that about 30 keepers with a lot of shorts in the mix will see you tomorrow for senior day. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang we had a light crowd of 8 customers today with the rain turned out to be a nice day for us we had 2 limits on keeper Fluke. Gary a regular had his 3. Zavier also caught 3 keepers. We had a few guys with 2 and everyone had a least 1 keeper with plenty of shorts in the mix. We fished a local area in the ocean today. I'm getting ready to go back out on a private charter at 3:30pm. I'll see you guys in the morning. Thank you. Captain Scott

Hey gang I was pleasantly surprised that we sailed with 20 customers today all regulars anyway it turned out to be a pretty nice day for us great action all day we went straight Offshore where we caught fish on Monday we were out there by ourselves and had the fish flying over the rail again 15:to 1 ratio on the keepers to shorts but it was well worth it as we put some nice fish in the coolers before conditions changed, even caught a couple of nice trigger fish and everyone went home with fish dinner not a bad day great people on the boat today will see what tomorrow brings thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang not a lot of people came down today certainly not enough to fish where we fished yesterday anyway not liking the Southwest 15kt to 20kt with gust to 30kt Wednesday and Thursday not that the boat can't take it I don't want people getting seasick and getting bounced around looks like the next day I can make it offshore would be Friday or Saturday I'll keep you posted thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang we had a full boat of customers today 33 Prowler5 regulars and 23 Sea Hawk people that Captain Mike sent to our boat as he had a charter today the good news for him he's going to be ready to sail again this Wednesday he told me at the dock Anyway I had the crew working deck today and we took a long ride offshore today and it was well worth it for our boat we had fish coming over the rail all day big Fluke and lots of shorts in the mix plus we had 100 keeper big Sea Bass and we released so many other Sea Bass all day the crew filleted the whole ride in I was even down on deck today helping out we had the right conditions to fish where we did I'm going to go back to that same area tomorrow another nice pool fish boated today athough not as big as the 12.4 oz caught by Alfonso Toxtli of Clifton N.J. on Saturday's trip I'll post that picture for those that having see it yet the crew said we had a lot of happy customers today that went home with fish kudos to my crew they busted their tails today all day.. see you guys in the morning thanks Captain Scott

Hey Gang, We started out with some great action picking away at keepers and a lot of shorts. Once we lost the drift it slowed up. We went to try another area and the wind picked up and basically shut the fishing down. We finished up in the bay with a slow pick of shorts. The weather looks great for the weekend so come on down and join us for some fishing.
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Hey gang good thing we didn't shape up this morning not one big boat got out with the rain this morning fell good to have the boat rest at the dock we've been out every day since the beginning of Fluke season on our new Summer Time Schedule from 800am to 230pm if you want to come out fishing Saturday come in the day trip because I have private charters from 330pm to 830pm trips for the next 4 weeks the next open 330pm to 830pm is August 25th. Joseph Jack of the Sea Horse and Bingo and the crew look forward to having you on our boat I must say we have a very professional crew aboard the Prowler5 this year one of the best we have ever had thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang we were out again with the light crowd everyone went home with fluke dinner everyone got a couple keepers with plenty of short action I'm not liking that forecast with the 90% rain Wednesday and Thursday realistically the next lays day is Friday thanks captain Scott.

Hey gang not a lot of people down the Harbor today just us and one other boat out today Marko told me he had around 12 or 13 people asking about fishing today he told him to wait for a better day it actually was'nt a bad day just the rain in the morning we sailed with 4 customers but they were happy customers Bri and her dad Brain enjoyed the day she caught 13 fluke and beat her dad as he had 12 shorts they came from Union N.J. Bri told me last time she was on our boat she caught a 7 pounder and won the pool I told her I thought I recognized them as I had her picture up in the cabin with that fish they told me they were going to go on a half day boat and they decided to go with us I told them I'd still get them back in a little earlier today good action good drift all day Steve and Branden of Binghamton N.Y. had 2 keeper Fluke we had 4 happy customers that thanked me for taking them fishing today and they said they will definitely be back with us again see you in the morning thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang here is the follow up report. We had to retreat back to the bay. We had a total of eight keepers. Kevin Cichon of Sea Bright NJ landed a beauty 8.4 lbs. Most of the boats docked 1 hr early today because of the strong winds this afternoon.
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Capt. Scott

Hey gang were out today would 50 customers William of Jersey City got the 1st keeper fluke one the free T-shirt still on the 1st drift with the wind this afternoon we will not be sailing the 330 trip

Hey gang we have 33 customers great action all day with the shorts with some limits several guys with 2 keepers some with 1 we had 28 keepers for the day total. We fish by ourselves today The crew did a great job today with the working man Zavier we will see you in the morning thanks Captain Scott .Also did the free Prowler5 shirt for the 1st Keeper today again..

Hey gang had the boat out today with a light crowd of only 14 customers. Too bad because we had a great fishing day a lot of big Fluke on the boat today with limits Vick had 8 pounder and had his limit. We had some Big Sea Bass also regular Mike was runner up with a 6 pounder and had his limit and a couple other limits on the boat. Captain Mikey from the Sea Hawk sent a couple of his guys over today. Lloyd and Joe fished the bow and they had 5 nice keepers in the cooler they said they released over 40 shorts. Great day to be out on the water. We took a further ride with the speed of our boat and it was well worth it. Can’t wait to get back out there tomorrow. So come join us. Thanks Captain Scott

Hey Gang. We sailed with a pretty nice size crowd of regulars today despite some early thunderstorms. I made the first couple of drifts in-between the channels and we landed a few nice keepers. We bounced around a bit and ended up finding a nice patch of fish that we stayed on until it was time to go home. There were a few limits onboard with a nice spread of keepers and some with just shorts. The pool fish was a nice 6lb fluke landed by Prowler regular Vic. Final count was 32 keepers. Captain Jack's report

Hey gang My report is similar to yesterday's report lot of action on Fluke shorts and nice keepers we had 27 customers aboard today one limit several guys would 2 keepers some with 1 and some with just shorts we had good conditions all day until late afternoon when we had to retreat back to the Bay when the drift got to fast once again the oceans been flat calm and will be tomorrow Saturday so come down and see us tomorrow morning one footnote we're not going to go 330pm trip tomorrow so if you want to fish come down in the morning daytime thanks Captain Scott PROWLER5.com see you in the morning

Hey gang 17 customers today we had a slow pick until we went out to where there was some fish being caught this afternoon in the new area will be fishing there tomorrow morning come on down and join us also Prowler5 shirts are $20 Thanks Capt. Scott

Hey gang we had a decent crowd of 27 customers for another beautiful day out on the water we didn't have the fishing that we had yesterday we did manage to boat some nice big keepers in the morning until we lost the drift one limit today and just slow pick on the keepers with the shorts anyway looking forward to getting back out there tomorrow pretty much all regulars came up to the boat today we look forward to having you on our boat see you in the morning thanks Captain Scott

Senior day good Fluking with limits- gang we had some really quality big fish on the boat today Bob of Somerville had his limit with others and several had 2 Keepers beautiful day to be out on the grounds we ended up with 28 customers not bad Captain Jack had 40 customers yesterday the crew worked the deck today and did a great job all day thanks Captain Scott

We started out in the ocean. Some big swell on rough bottom with good short action and some nice keeper fluke up to 7 pounds along with sea bass. Pool fish was caught by Jay Jung of Staten Island. Weather looks great for tomorrow. Don't forget, it's Senior day tomorrow (Monday). Report from Captain Jack.

Hey gang we fished in the ocean 1st time this year down off Monmouth Beach some big Fluke a lot of short fluke and some nice big sea bass beautiful day out on the ocean 23 customers with Marko for my crew great people on the boat Had my friends Keith Resorl and his daughter Cheyenne and Bennett Jackson formerly of the New York Giants now plays safety for the Baltimore Ravens great people on the boat today anyway it's going to rain 90% tomorrow so our next trip will be this Saturday July 7th thank you Captain Scott we look forward to having you on the boat

Great day with limits July 3rd Tuesday easy day Hey gang we sailed today with only 4 customers,after having 50 customers the other day go figure. Sometimes it's fun to experiment, try new areas that haven't been fished. I found fluke at the mouth of our river including myself and 4 other anglers everyone had their limit plus we released another 30 or 40 fluke great drift all day back at it in the morning.

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Captain Jack had the boat out today with the crew they had 50 customers on the boat today mostly all regulars Jack said he worked hard to put 20 Keepers in the boat with the short action he did not really have a drift all day hopefully tomorrow conditions are better, he said it was so hot today out there he finally broke down and put the air conditioning on today see you guys in the morning for Senior Day thanks Captain Scott

Hey Gang Captain Jack had 23 customers yesterday afternoon and had very slow fishing no conditions no drift only a handful of keepers on the Fluke Captain Jack has a full boat of customers today and will give a report later I will see you guys for Senior Day tomorrow morning Monday
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Capt. Scott

Good fluking with limits hand 12 anglers today, everyone on the boat had at least 2 and keepers 4 limits. Jack and the crew will see you in the a.m.

Hey gang, we had 37 customers on a hot sunny day. Always a little cooler out on the water. We banged away at keepers and short action all day. Kids and the girls did well today. I have the boat tomorrow, Saturday with the crew. Captain Jack has the 330pm to 830pm trip. Captain Jack will also be at the helm on Sunday. We look forward to seeing you at the dock. Come down and join us. Thanks, Captain Scott

Hey gang. Not a lot of people down at the dock today. Only the Sea Tiger, the Angler and the Atlantic Star sailed out of Atlantic Highlands Harbor today. Tomorrow looks great though. We will be sailing tomorrow with good conditions. See you in the morning. Thx. Capt. Scott

Hey hang, I had the boat out again with the crew. We had 19 customers on the boat. I flew out to the grounds where we've been catching fish. I didn't have the right conditions with the wind against the tide and I couldn't keep the boat in the channel. I used the speed of our boat today on the prowl for fish and put a couple extra fish in the coolers. Nothing great today. No limits, some nice fish, some did better than others, some with 2 keeper fluke, some with 1, some with just shorts. Have a few regulars coming tomorrow so we'll see what happens in the morning. Well Saturday, I ended up with 27 customers and it was raining. So hopefully we'll be back out again tomorrow. Thx., Capt. Scott.

Hey gang I had the boat out today with the crew on this gorgeous day out on the water anyway we had 22 customers 16 of them being Seniors and we pick at keepers and shorts we had one good drift where we were pulling some fish then we had ship traffic come through slow our fishing down at the end of the day, had the engines running all day. Looking forward to getting back out there again Tuesday thx Capt. Scott

Hey gang, only 3 open boats sailed this morning from Atlantic Highlands Harbor. Us and the two half day boats, the Star and Sea Tiger. The Sea Hawk and Fisherman had charters. I kind of new we'd be getting out today from the emails (even with the rain). I was pleasantly surprised as we ended up with 27 customers today. The deckhand from the Anger, Louis Mazzuca, is with out with me today and he brought a couple regulars from the Angler with him. One being Chet Turko who landed another beauty 8.4 lbs. It's actually pretty nice out here. Not raining and very calm. We're banging away at keepers and shorts. I'll add some more pics later this afternoon. And, as I posted, the new Prowler5 shirts are in. They come in grey, black and navy blue. Thanks Jose of the Angler they came out great. Capt. Jack will be at the helm tomorrow, Sun. June 24th. with the crew. I was telling Capt. Mikey of the Sea Hawk, that kid is so good, he's a natural. I'll be back at the helm on Monday morning for Senior Day, $45 fare. That trip seems to be working out well. Also, $5 off the fare for police officers and firemen of this great country of ours. Thank you to the great women and men who serve. 8:00 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Come on out and do some fishing with us. We look forward to seeing you at the dock and having you on the boat. Thx., Capt. Scott

Another Good Trip - Hey gang we had 15 customers on our boat today and had good fishing again, we had a good drift all day with 5 limits and our Philadelphia came out again and had their limit- those guys are so much fun to have on the boat ,Joe the wood butcher was going to go half day because of the weather told me he was glad I talked him out of it as he had his limit also, We boated some really big nice quality Fluke again I think it's like 6 trips in a row now we've also been out 11 straight days with the new summer time schedule 800am to 2:30pm plus I've been using the power of our boat flying out to the grounds at 23 Knotts, the crew worked hard again today and did a great job, I have peeps coming even if it's raining tomorrow Saturday June 23th so we will see you guys in the morning and Captain Jack will have the boat on Sunday and don't forget about our special Senior Day on all Mondays $45 fare, I also have the Prowler 5 shirts for all you guys that were asking for them .. The colors are Gray - Navy Blue - and Black . Double X extra Large. Large and Mediums My favorite is the Grays they look awesome thx Captain Scott

Hey Gang I spoke to Capt Jack earlier this morning he said they have 12 keeper fluke still on the first drift. We have 50 customers on the boat today. We also have a special senior citizen trip every Monday for the rest of the year for $45. Also $5 off for Police Officers and Veterans. Group rates any day of the week. Capt Jack, myself and the crew look forward to having you on the PROWLER 5.. Everyday 8:00am-2:30pm plus Saturday 3:30pm-8:30pm.. Thank You Capt Scott..

Update - Much better fluking today with limits, the crew was very busy today. Getting ready to go back out at 3:30pm..

Update - Jack said he left the fluke bitting pool was a beauty 7lb , limits and alot of nice fish on the boat, I have the boat out now for the 330pm trip with 15 peeps.. Captain Jack said to come on down tomorrow morning he's looking forward to getting back out with the crew.

Big fluke 330pm to 830pm hey gang I had the boat out and it was a good trip I had the engines running pretty much all afternoon we landed some real nice quality fluke everybody had a great time I had 15 people on the trip very comfortable to fish on this Saturday afternoon trip people really enjoy it

Hey gang we had that strong wind again 1st thing this morning we had 25 customers on our boat today, couple guys even came from Philadelphia.. we picked away at Keepers and short Fluke, I was using the speed of our boat today 20 knots I fish hard today, not the great Fluke fishing that I wanted today, several guys had 2 keepers some had 1 keeper, some with just shorts and a few with none.. no limits for us today, the pool fish was a nice fish, great people aboard looking forward to having them back again, the good news is Captain Jack going to have good conditions where he caught fish last week and we will not have that strong wind that we had the last two days I'll see you all at the dock tomorrow for the 3:30pm to 8:30pm trip thanks Captain Scott.

Gang a few of the big boats didn't even make it out today but we sailed with 13 customers had a few limits on fluke today little bit of a ride where we've been fishing found fish in the deeper water and pick away at keepers and shorts again.. New summer schedule sailing 8 a.m. everyday returning 2:30 p.m. I really like the new time because I'm always getting emails that they get stuck in traffic and missed the boat, plus it's a little cheaper on the fair $60 for full $55 for senior citizens and $35 for kids when we start blackfish in the fall I'll return to 7:30 a.m. see you guys in the morning thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang me John Mcgivney and Al had the boat out today with a good crowd of prowler5 regulars..we picked away at keepers and good short action all day..Bad whether the next few days with 30mph east so our next trip will be Tuesday June 5th thanks captain Scott..

Hey gang we had a much better day than yesterday, we had dense fog this morning we had 12 fares Dwayne Coppinger was back on the Prowler5 again today.We had several limits others with 2 and some one..everyone had at least a keeper Fluke and we had good short action most of the day. Had a good drift all day 0.8 to 1.2. Here's a few pictures See ya tomorrow 530am thanks Captain Scott

Hey gang we were out today May 29th Tuesday with 14 Prowler5 regulars Dwayne Coppinger and others beautiful day out on the water we picked away at keepers with short action when we started to get a drift here's a few picks from today.. See ya at 5:30 a.m. thanks captain Scott.

Hi gang we had tough conditions this morning with wind against the tide we had some shorts action on most of the drifts just not too many keepers.. Towards the end of the day we tried a new area and ended up putting some nice keeper fluke in the boat..Captain Jacks report..

May 26th Saturday good Fluking continues - Hey gang Captain Jack found some nice Fluke right away 1st thing this morning with limits.. Joe Simoes of Harrison won the pool with a 6 pound fish.. family regulars on the boat again today, Captain Jack will be at the helm again Monday with Johnny and Al thx cap. Scott here's a few pic. from today PS Sunday going to be a wash out with east winds 25 to 30 and heavy rain. so next trip will be Monday May 28th.

Good 1st fluke trip May 25th Friday, Hey gang I had the boat out today with 14 regulars.. several limits everyone on the boat went home with fluke dinner.. Great drift all day.. Captain Jack and John and Al will see you guys in the morning and I will see you for the 330 trip tomorrow afternoon here's a few picks from today's catch

Hey gang Regular Joe Simoes boat beauty I have the boat out today with Johnny and big Al for my crew today, Next trip Wednesday and Thursday the last day of bass fishing we have a private corporate charter.. Fluke starts Friday everyday 730am to 230pm Captain Jack myself Johnny and I look forward to seeing you guys on the dock and having a great season thanks Captain Scott.

There's been some big bass rolling on bunkers in the morning. We were out yesterday, Wednesday with 14 customers but couldn't find them with the dense fog in the morning. It's been a morning bite with shads and jigs and have tons of fresh clams salted on the boat for bait also. Slow day yesterday we didn't tried today. We will be lighting up tomorrow Friday. Captain Jack will have Jim Benson's charter out on Saturday daytime May the 12th. So we will only be sailing the 3:30pm to 9:00pm trip on Saturday. P.S. We will not be sailing Sunday Mother's Day May 13th. It's usually a slow day and the weather doesn't look that great. Thx., Capt.Scott

Hey gang, Saturday we had 40 stripers boated with a few keepers fishing in the back Bay. Sunday's fishing was slow with just a handful of shorts. Sailing everyday now 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Also, we added every Saturday afternoon 3:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. P.S. We have a charter this Saturday, May 12th daytime 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. We will be sailing our 3:30 p.m. to 9:00p.m. trip. Me and Capt. Jack will see you at the dock. Thx, Capt. Scott

Sunday April 22nd Stripe Bass report - Hey gang beautiful day on the water fish the same area as yesterday lot of boat traffic today fishing was better yesterday but we still picked away at keepers with short action Kevin Kouch won the pool of Washington Township, Next trip Saturday April 28th 730am to 230pm and Sunday 730am to 230pm. Captain Jack and me and the crew look forward to seeing you next week thx Capt. Scott..

April 21st - Saturday - good Striped Bass trip, Hey gang had a light crowd of regulars today under a dozen people. Everyone just about landed a keeper on the boat with plenty of short action in the mix again. All bass were caught on fresh clams. Angel of Hoboken was our pool winner and Mark of Stewartsville was 2nd runner up. Going to be another beautiful day tomorrow. Me, Shane and Al will see you in the morning 5:30 a.m. Thx., Capt Scott. Here's a few pics from today.

Hey gang Captain Jack had the boat out today it was a beautiful day to start out the season for us, we had a nice crowd of regular customers and picked away at some keepers with plenty of shorts in the mix. Phat Kai of Jersey City our pool winner and Robert Howard was the second runner up from Plainfield N.J..Next trips Sat April 21st and Sun April 22nd thx Captain Scott.

Hey gang. Starting April 14th the PROWLER5 will be fishing every Saturday and Sunday for a Striped Bass using fresh clams for bait and jigs. Me, Captain Jack and the crew look forward to seeing you at the dock this 2018 Season. Thank you Captain Scott.