Wednesday, August 1, 2018

SEA HUNTER 8-1 FLUKE REPORT

We couldn't fish where we wanted to today due to the winds and seas. we stayed in the sheltered waters of Raritan and Sandy Hook bay. We had good action with the shorts in certain areas but the keepers were far and few between. We only ended up with a handful to take home but the action kept everyone at the rail. Again the weathermen scared most people and it was a beautiful day on the water. See you soon, Capt. Rob




Tuesday, July 31, 2018

SEA HUNTER 7-31 FLUKE REPORT

As the saying goes you should have been here yesterday. We went back to the same area today and worked it over pretty hard. We had the action but the amount of keepers was less. We will be back at it tomorrow, hopefully if the weather forecast doesn't keep everyone home. See you soon, Capt. Rob





Monday, July 30, 2018

SEA HUNTER 7-30 WHAT A DIFFERENCE A DAY MAKES !!! WILLIE MEYER 11.88 POUND FLUKE TODAY

A good day today with action al day and some nice big Fluke mixed in. !!.88 was the biggest and a few between 4 and 6 pounds. Hopefully things are looking up in the keeper Fluke department .A couple guys  had the  three keeper limit a few guys with two some with one but everyone caught plenty of fish. Hopefully we can duplicate it tomorrow. Don't let the weathermen scare you they are wrong more times then they are right. Except for you George. Here are some pics. See you soon, Capt. Rob
Willie with his 11.88   Congratulations!!



















Sunday, July 29, 2018

SEA HUNTER WEEKEND UPDATE

Sorry for the late report but I was a at BBQ, Saturday was slow. today was better with plenty of shorts but not enough keepers. I'm hoping for a better things on Monday.
See you then, Capt. Rob

Friday, July 27, 2018

SEA HUNTER 7-27 FLUKE REPORT

Today was a struggle. We had more keepers yesterday with far less people then we did today. We hit a few areas today that have been producing, some had some short action but the keepers were far and few between. We will be back at it tomorrow.
See you soon, Capt. Rob







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