Fishing Reports

Another great day both fluke and porgie fishing!!

Jays Limited Load Noreast Charter saw continue excellent fluking yesterday!! 20 anglers had 900 fluke on the day, 50 keepers to 6.8 lbs!!!!
High hook was Bill reelcranky with over 60 fluke! The first part of the Ebb was some hot fishin!

Joe Crab man continued with his unprecedented and astonishing display of fluke angling skills. His streak rivals that of Dimaggios hit streak, Ripkens consecutive games, maybe even Nicholas' Majors, as he won his 3rd consecutive Ralph Rod WInder Rod for the largest fluke on the day! Amazing! 🙂 Joe had 50 fluke for the day with 5 keepers including the game winning 6.8 lbder to keep the streak alive!!

Bill(forgot his screen name) on the other hand was more reminiscient of the Pre 2000 Red Sox or the Buffalo Bills of the 90's as he finished second yet again for the 2nd consecutive trip losing to Joe and his unparrelled skill, or luck depending on who you talk to. Nonetheless Bill (forgot his screen name 🙂 put on quite a show as did Bill reel cranky as the two of the fished side by side to put in well over 100 fluke easy!

Dont know how long this will last….so dont wait too long to find out!!! Headed back again tomorrow on the Capt Neil Invitational Noreast Charter!

The Evening Porgie trips was on fire as well!! 10 anlgers slayed the scup as they have been hoarding up on the shoal every evening now. FUll boat limit in no time!!!

Solid fishing all around right now!

Last nights porgie trip was excellent!! Caught em real good and limits were not a problem at all for most aboard.

Todays 9-1 trip was very good as Capt Chris found a huge pile of bass and blues to jig! very good trip

Capt Paul reports the fluke bite on our east end trip was very good again on the outgoing. Conditions deteriorated second half of the trip and the bite slowed but still ended up with close to 300 fluke on the day, over 20 keepers.

Another good day of fluke fishing today. 20 Anglers managed 18 Keepers up to 7Lbs. 400 plus total fluke. the short life filled in the gaps nicely keeping everyone busy even with wind against tide conditions. Quinn was high hook with 44 fluke.

It appears that the bigger fluke prefer the outgoing tide. We only had about an hour left of the outgoing tide when we got out there and bailed a majority of our keepers in the first few drifts. As soon as the outgoing tide dropped out so did most of the keeper action. On the incoming tide we moved a little closer to home and kept a pick of fluke going with a few more keepers coming over the rail. If the fluke continue to prefer the outgoing tide the fishing should only get better as the week progresses as we will have more outgoing tide each trip.

Last nights porgie trip was excellent as we had a full boat limit on a beautiful evening! Today we had fluke to over 7lbs again with 10-25 fluke a man average, keeping 30. Here is a nice report posted by Capt Neil about yesterdays Fluke Fundraiser Trip:

Yesterday was the Fund Raiser trip. Capt Des donated his boat to help me raise funds for a person in need. Thank you my friend for always being so generous.

After concern and worry all week long my friends came thru and we sailed with 55 women, children and men. Beautiful weather, calm seas and a cooling air conditioning wind.

Capt Chris had us in fluke country out east. Pool fluke was 8 lb 12 oz. What a beauty Glenn boated on his new fishing rod. Sean had a 7 1/2 and a 5 lb fluke also on a new rod. The keepers were fine keepers. Morning drifting conditions were difficult and kept mates Caroline, Mark and Joe hopping around the deck untangling lines. Thanks for your hard work.

TommyTeaser donated a dozen of his fluke catching teasers to be raffled off on deck. Thank you Tom as the raffle generated $355, all going to the Fund.
Fred Azaiter had the most punches, 24 and won the rod that was donated.

Glenn won the pool and donated a good portion to the Fund. Thanks Glenn.

My grand daughter Mary Kate and I had lots of fun on deck punching the cards along with my valuable friend Jason who handled all the paper work and finances of the trip.

Thank you one and all for your support.

God is good!

Incredible week of fluke fishing this week. Monday was one of the best fluke trips we have ever had. 17 anglers had 1,100 fluke on the day. Low hook was 50 fluke! High hooks were double that. Over 50 keepers. Had several other stellar trips this week as well. Today was "slower" ( relative ) 🙂 as 30 keepers were landed and high hook in the 20's. Back again tomorrow! Come on out while its hot flukin!!! now is the time!! Pool today was 9 lbs! (sorry for the delay in reports. was out of town for a few days! )

Here is a report posted by Rob Crane on Noreast.com:
"fished aboard the Noreast charter on the little CQ and had some sick fishing.Capt Chris at the helm took a 1.5 hr. steam to the east and put us on the mother load of fluke.Average catch was 50-75 fish per person.We had a full boat limit with Crabman getting the pool winner at 8.1 lbs and Mickiebelle with a 7.5lb 2nd place.Plenty of 4 to 6 lb. fish in the mix with consernative estimate of well over a thousand shorts released for 17 people and im not exagerating with those numbers.Fish bit white or green 3/4 to 1 oz. spro bucktails and everything else you tossed at them with or with out any bait.Many of us only used gulp and didn't bother with spearing as the bite was savage.

Awesome Job done by Capt Chris and Mate Caroline today as they were always there when you needed them.Jump on the CQ soon as you can as light tackle fluke bucktailing doesn't get any better than this! "

The bass fishing on the outgoing tide during the day remains HOT!!! Capt Chris mohawked the Bass on yesterdays charter! Absolute bonanza! Unfortunately our mid day charter missed the tide and only caught a few. The night trip was also slow. This morning bounced back and was very good with lots of nice keeper bass coming over the rail. 10 year old Quinn Nenninger had 4 keepers himself this morning!

The fluking remains excellent. Both Locally and on our East End trips! Tons of action and some very big fluke in the mix as well.

Thursday, June 23, 2011

Crazy Fishing on our East End trip today!!!! the DEC was onboard to count every fish and by days end 9 fares had tallied over 400 fluke!!! and most of the before noon time! We had 18 keepers with some great quality as well. Jack won the pool with a 8.9 lbs doormat! Bill P was high hook with 64 fluke and 6 keepers!! (orl) The weather turned lousy early afternoon and we headed home after an awesome trip!
Wednesday, June 22, 2011

Crazy fishing today on our charter. Capt Chris had em on the meat all day. Slayed the bass to start the day, then had a great catch of porgies, then caught some fluke, and then finished up the trip with another awesome catch of bass!! What a day!!

The East End had the change of tide this morning and the bite was slow. Had to look around a bit and had a good shot of big fluke as the current picked up. 9 fares put 13 keepers in the box, many of them 5lb class and a few larger ones, including two fish close to 8lbs!!

East End fluke was very good today!!! 250-300 fluke, 37 keepers, to 8.2 lbs. The first push of tide was exceptioanlly good and then a pick for the rest of the day. !! Excellent fluking now!

The local diamond jigging for bass is still excellent as well as is the Porgie fishing!! Love this time of year!!

We had some awesome bass fishing today on a few of the trips!! The morning was a pick of porgies, bass and blues. The mid trip was awesome as Capt CHris found a big pile of Striped Bass and blues! Over 30 keeper bass were landed in no time and lots of blues. Great trip! The evening was slow on the open boat as 4 keeper bass and some blues and porgies were landed.

On the Cq 2, Capt Paul also had a very good day. Several hundred nice porgies to start the day and then some excellent jigging for Bass and BLues. Our evening charter had some slammer fishing as well with lots of keeper bass and blues for the cub scouts. A great night!

Unfortunately, the night trip was slow. We read a ton of bass, just like the day trips but couldnt get em to bite.

Headed out on our Jfish/east end trip trip today. Fluking was red hot to start the day! Then unfortunately the wind and the current really picked up and the drift sped up to over 2 knots and the bite slowed dramatically. Nonetheless, we had 300-400 fluke on the day, 25-30 keepers. Fish are there and with good conditions it would have been savage!

Capt Paul ran the local boat and also had very good results as 6 fares had 60 fluke on the day, 14 keepers, 1 keeper bass and some blues. Nice day!

Due to the large amount of fluke around we are going to sail Monday-Friday 6am on these East End Special until further notice!

Capt Paul reports some very good flukin today on our first East End Special of the year!

6 fares had over 100 fluke on the day, over 20 keepers (orl).Carol was high hook with 30 plus fluke on the day!

The striped Bass fishing is still hot on certain tides and the local fluking was very good yesterday as well!