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| Written by Capt Rich |
| THIS SATURDAY, APRIL 21, WE WILL BE RUNNING AND OPEN BOAT TRIP FOR A FULL DAY OF STRIPED BASS CLAMMING. 7AM TO 2PM. EVERYTHING INCLUDED AS USUAL. RODS, REELS, BAIT, CHUM, TACKLE, ICE, AND FILLETING YOUR CATCH AFTER THE TRIP. YOU WILL GO HOME WITH FILLETS IN ZIP LOCK BAGS!! EMAIL OR CALL TO RESERVE YOUR SPOT. 908-472-2684. THESE TRIPS ALWAYS SEEM TO PRODUCE LOTS OF STRIPERS.
THE WEATHERMAN IS SAYING THE RAIN IS GOING TO HOLD OFF TO LATE AFTERNOON ON SATURDAY, OR EVEN MISS US COMPLETELY NOW. WE WILL BE IN THE DOCK BEFORE ANY RAIN HAPPENS. THANKYOU. |
| Written by Capt Rich |
| Sunday, 08 April 2012 12:42 |
| HAPPY HARRY EASTER to all my fishing friends out there. Friday we had out the Ron Rand charter which included his two sons, Rayan, and Ranger, and their friend Pasquale. We spent the first half of the day looking for some winter flounder. But with 3 drops we only had 3 hits. So it was off to the striped bass grounds for the second half of the trip. The first striper of the day was also the largest at 32.5″. That was landed by 15 year old Pasquale after a great fight. And that was his first striped bass ever that he caught. Congratulations Pasquale!! The total for the day was six bass landed and we even had our first double header of the season. Two bass on at one time. Sandy Hook and Raritan Bays are starting to come alive. In the afternoon, the water temp. went up to a high of 53.6 degrees. Striped bass fishing is only going to get better from here on. We have not seen a bluefish yet, but I know it won’t be long.
OPEN BOAT TRIP! The next open boat date will be this Wednesday the 10th. of April. 7am to 2 pm. Full day of striped bass clamming. Everything included as usual. Rods, reels, bait, chum, tackle, ice, and filleting your catch after the trip. You will go home with fillets in zip lock bags! Bring a family member or friend and get in on some great striped bass fishing. Call me or email me at 908-472-2684 to reserve your spot. Charter Dates Available: April 10- 21. These are dates available to charter the whole boat with your own crew. There are even some prime weekend dates in there!! |
| Written by Capt Rich |
| Thursday, 29 March 2012 13:37 |
| THE STRIPERS ARE HERE!! Yesterday we had the first striped bass trip of the season. We had aboard Bluefish Bob Donahue, Bill Stephens, and Nick DiSarrio. We fished down the back of the Raritan Bay after passing through Sandy Hook Bay with no readings. Conditions were tough to fish correctly with a lot stronger SW wind that was predicted at nearly 25 mph. That gave us a wind against tide condition which sent the chum and the baited hooks towards the bow. But we still landed the striped bass. The first striper landed this season was caught by no one else but the nearly famous Bluefish Bob. It weighed 15 lbs.and measured 31″. The largest of the day was landed by Nick. It gave him a really nice fight and was 18 lbs.and 32″. It was quite a fat one. Some shorts were released and I know we would have done a lot better if we had a little better conditions. No bluefish yet, but there are reports of some choppers being caught already down south a little.
Congradulations Bob on catching the first striped bass of the season on the “Just One More”!! OPEN BOAT TRIP !! Due to the stripers being here and the nice weather prediction for this Sunday, April 1, { no joke} we will be running our first open boat trip of the season. Full day striped bass clamming. 7am to 2 pm. Everything included as usual: rods, reels, bait, chum, tackle ,ice, and filleting of your catch after the trip. Fare is $100.00 per head. First call or email first served. This is a great way to get out on the water if you can’t get enough guys together to book you own trip. 908-472-2684 THANKYOU, CAPT. RICH NEWALLIS JR. ‘JUST ONE MORE’ SPORTFISHING www.just1morecharters.com |
| Written by Capt Rich |
| Sunday, 25 March 2012 13:45 |
| SPLASH!!! The ‘Just One More’ is back in the water!! The big day was Friday and everything is set to go! The striped bass are being caught in the back of the bay on clams and stretch 25’s. Sandy Hook and Raritan Bays are coming alive with fish. When I was taking the boat up the river, I saw a friend of mine cleaning striped bass at the end of a dock, and he was throwing racks in the water which were from around 20lb. stripers! The water neaver got cold this winter and some of the bass never left and more are coming in early. There were even reports of bluefish being caught down the beach by surf casters already! So the season is definately starting, no sense to wait to June when the stripers are here now. Time to book your trip. I will be going out early this week and will let you know how things turn out.
As soon as the ‘Just One More’ puts striped bass in the box, we will be running some open boat trips right away! Keep tuned in for these early trips. THANKYOU, CAPT. RICH NEWALLIS JR. ‘JUST ONE MORE’ SPORTFISHING www.just1morecharters.com 908-472-2684 |