SEA HUNTER 9-14 FLUKE UPDATE

Yesterday was a miserable day. The wind was blowing hard out of the NE and we were stuck hiding from the waves all day with only a few keepers. Today was a better day the waves subsided and we could fish where the fish were. The first fish on the boat was 9.4 lbs caught by Joe Carnevale. a little bit later a 8.6 hit the deck caught by RJ. the last fish on the boat was caught by 11 year old Dylan Podlinsk and that was the twin brother to the first 9.4 lber. So two nine plus pound Fluke for the morning today. Most of the keepers caught in the morning were nice 3lbs and up caught today. The afternoon we had more short action then we did in the morning and most of the keepers were 18 to 19 inches and the pool winner went about 4 lbs. Only two weeks left till the end of the Fluke season,there are some big fish around so pick a nice day and come try and get yours. Here are some pics from today. see you soon, Capt. Rob

Joe with a 9.4 lber

Dylan's dad holding his 9.4

RJ with his 8.6

SEA HUNTER 9-12 FLUKE UPDATE

After three days of NE wind we finally made it out on Thursday and what a hack it was only a couple keepers on the boat. We didn't make it out in the afternoon, . Today started out with a North wind blowing pretty good we did not have much success till late in the morning as we started to catch some shorts and a few keepers. The afternoon was beautiful with lite winds and seas were nice and you could see a definite improvement in the water clarity and in the fishing. It wasn't great but it was much better. We had some nice Fluke the biggest being 8,7 lbs. There were a few people with a couple keepers and a few with one and a few with none. Hopefully the weather cooperates and the fishing will be good for the next couple weeks. Only time will tell. Tomorrow, Saturday we will be running our normal morning trip from 8am till 12:30 but the afternoon we have a charter. Here are a few pics from today. See you soon, Capt. Rob

SEA HUNTER 9-9 FISHING UPDATE

It looks like Thursday will be our next shot to get out. The wind has the seas pretty riled up and its looks like not till late Wednesday that they will be calming down. If it was earlier in the season we would be OK as there are spots in the bay we could get out of the weather and catch a few fish but those spots are pretty barren now. So make your plans starting Thursday to get out to go fishing, 
 We are chartered this Saturday afternoon but we will be running our usual schedule in the morning.
And just a reminder the last day of the Fluke Season is Saturday Sept. 27th. We can fish Saturday the 27th.  See you soon, Capt. Rob
                               

SEA HUNTER 9-7 FLUKE UPDATE

We are still catching plenty of shorts and some nice big Fluke. Our biggest in the last few days was caught by Cliff Roberts. Last weekend he caught a 9.8 lber today he had a 8 and a 6 lber. 4 5 and 6 lbers are not uncommon.around the boat. If you plan on coming down tomorrow morning check the winds. We may be able to get the morning trip in but the afternoon doesn't look good. They are calling for East to North East winds with gusts to 30. If your not sure and plan on coming down tomorrow morning  you can give me a call 732-291-4468. here are some pics. Capt. Rob