Yesterday we had aboard the Jeremy Wisser charter from Pa. What a great day of bassing!!  We started out looking for the birds, but could not find any. We could not even find any large concentrations of bait. We went quite a ways down the beach but had no luck. I immediately swung the wheel around hard left and proceeded to the eeling grounds. Before I could rig up the second rod with a live eel, the first angler was yelling he was “ON”. We had stripers on every drift and even had on a double which we landed. That is good eeling. We ended up the day with a full limit of striped bass including trophy tags. And we released more. The fish we up to 36″ and near 20 lbs. !! We also had some large bluefish. Water temp. is droping and  was 53. 3 degrees. Very clean green water.

8lb Weakfish

The largest fluke ever landed on the “Just One More” was boated on Friday, the 11th. of July. We had aboard the Shawn Mallery charter. We were fishing in pretty deep water, about 45′. We had plenty of short fluke and some more keepers as well. A lot of the fluke were just under the limit at about a 1/4″ to 1/2″ below the legal size. Havi Rodreguez had never been salt water fishing before and broke in with some fluke and sea robins. Around 11am, he started reeling in a fish and thought he was stuck on the bottom or the drag was too light. I slighlty tightened the drag and the “bottom” started to move! After a short battle it was netted and I immediately weighed it. The fluke was 10.1 lbs. !! It was the largest ever landed on this “Just One more” or my last boat. We had come close many times but never broke the magical 10 lb. mark. But Havi did it!! It was a beautiful fish that measured 28.5″ long!! Congratulations Havi !! Pictures will follow in a later email as I forgot the camera on the boat.

We need 1-2 more anglers for the OPEN BOAT fluke trip this Wednesday the 16th. of July. $80.00 per head fishing from 7am to 1pm. Just give me a call at 908-472-2684.
THANKYOU.

CAPT. RICH NEWALLIS JR.
‘JUST ONE MORE’ SPORTFISHING
www.just1morecharters.com

Hello from the crew of the CAPT. DAVE,

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Striped Bass fishing this week was a hit or miss situation. We only had one trip and it produced a decent catch of blues. Several other area charter boats who tried did not catch anything. On Sunday, one of the 6 pack charter boats using Gorilla Rigs and wire line did pick a few bass, but that’s no sport. Fluke fishing is very good with a lot of action. Lots of shorts and nice-sized fish are coming over the rail, but 18-inch fish are a challenge. We still have an opening on July 4^th to see the fireworks at the Atlantic Highlands Harbor and the Firemen’s Fair will be in town that night. It will make for a fun filled evening for all.

June 12^th: Steve Myers, a regular aboard the CAPT DAVE, from Sun Light investments took a group of fellow portfolio managers on an outing for a try for stripers. A solid pick of nice-sized hard-fighting blues for this group. Gary Mould from Paramus took pool honors with a 10 lb fish. Always a great time with this group, see you guys again for fluke.

June 14^th: The Casey Systems group from NYC, headed by Mike Magliocco. It was the first time out for this group on the CAPT DAVE. Several drifts at the tip of the tip of Hook, along the beach, the Knoll and the Chapel Hill channel produced a solid pick of fish for the crowd. Mike Magliocco took the pool with a 23in fish using his special fluke rig. Nice going Mike - you have bragging rites ‘till you next charter. A special thanks from the crew of the CAPT DAVE to Casey Systems for their generous gratuity. We try very had to be the best, and when someone acknowledges it, it make us fell good. See you guys again soon - you are always welcome aboard.

June 15^th: The Pequannack DPW party headed by David Seuging. There were a lot of familiar faces on this charter from other trips. A little slower fishing on this Fathers Day charter. Drops at the tip of the Hook, the Knoll, the TC buoy and drifts tight to the beach produced a slow pick of fish, but no pool fish. Time was running out, and at the last drift by the range tower, John Diamond from Pequannack pulled the pool fish over the rail. Congratulations John - you worked hard all day and got your fish. We will see this group again on Thursday.

Thanks again for your generous gratuities, we’re always happy to be out on the water with you and we’re looking forward to seeing you all this season!

Best wishes,

Brett Chamberlain

First Mate and Fishing Guide

CAPT. DAVE

Atlantic Highlands, NJ

(862) 485-1358

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