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Seaside Park catching report
 The fishing that we have been dreaming about all year is here and even better than we had hope for. Even though we at Fishguts Inshore Charters specialize in catching good number of quality seabass during the hot summer months the fishing that we have experienced in the last week is nothing short of incredible for any time of year. Anglers catching limits of seabass have been common and some days the quality is outstanding with plenty of 15" plus fish. Well today the bar just got set even higher with the best single day trip of quality and quantity that we have ever experienced on-board "Fishguts". Bill Morgan,his son "Boo" and boat regular Pat enjoyed  the type of fishing we dream about. Light winds and current,tons of fish,and plenty of jumbos seabass. The 3 anglers boated some big stuff today with top keeper being  a jumbo knucklehead that taped out at 23" and weighed 4.75lbs. They also had 8 fish over 2.5 lbs mixed in with their 75 fish limit. I even got to add 25 nice fish myself to the box for an even 100 big seabass and boat limit.  The anglers also released blackfish up to 6lbs and a few 20" codfish for more fast action. This was a trip that I am sure we will all remember and talk about for years to come. On 7/11 I had Brian and his Two buddies out for a bay fluke trip. This 3 anglers enjoyed some of the best light tackle fluking of the season racking up 127 released fluke in a few hours of fast pace action. The also had the bonus of nailing 3 fine keepers at 19",19" and 22". Again for fast paced light tackle action this is about as good as it gets. August dates a filling fast. If you are interested in one of the trips we offer please email or call for more details. More great pictures in the gallery to check out. Thanks for 712seabassslam_010.jpglooking.    712seabassslam_004.jpg
 
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Capt Rob "Birch"

Birchmeier

Seaside Park NJ

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