6/6/13 Afternoon Fluke Report

[evening tide]

Today was a little harder then most days. Since it was blowing 18mph, waves 2-3ft, cloudy, and drift was a little fast but we still manage to get them in the box. With us was Jim and his dad, also Jeff, George, and Larry a returning customer we took out last year. Only for a 4 hour charter. We stayed in the back knowing the weather was going to be crappy. Picked up some shorts and then some keepers, also sea robins and some small stripe bass. This weekend will be a blow out so not even going to try. We are booked for next weekend. Next week Mon-Friday is open starting to head out for some sea bass. don't wait to long and miss out ;) ;) ;)

First pic Larry and is 22 incher

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[BottomBouncer13]

nice job cappy...tough one out there today but looks like u got it done

[hartattack]

It was therapeutic to get back out on Evening Tide on Thursday. Knowing that the upcoming blow would prevent us from getting out this weekend, I jumped on CAptain Kyles' open boat PM trip. Well it was blowing out there and Raritan Bay water was brown with whitecaps. Captain Kyle and mate Kyle Jr. know the bay intimately. Unfortunately whenever we zigged to get out of the wind, the wind zagged but we persevered !! Fishing throughout the Triangle we managed to put together a few keepers.

Evening Tide is a sweet Parker that always finds the fish. Captain Kyle's passion and local knowledge is commendable. Nothing better than blowing off from work early and getting out on a week-day. Aqua therapy at its best !! Thanks Kyle + Kyle :)

[Gerry Zagorski]

We all need a little therapy once and a while Larry :D Glad you guys managed some fish in those less than ideal conditions.

[XxXStriperBait98XxX]

Wow guys I see weather doesn't stop you from going out hahahaha