Fishing Report
by The Dock Outfitters
@ Today at07:57 AM
If you were out yesterday AM casting ava's with teasers or bucktail jigs you more than likely found yourself into a bunch good size shorts. This action stopped as the weather deteriorated later on in the day. As soon as this storm passes today and th
Fishing Report
by The Dock Outfitters
@ 11/14/1806:46 AM
The surf remains a mixed bag of short and keeper bass, not a ton but some nice fish never the less. The anglers that are scoring are doing so under the cover of darkness. Just because you are fishing at night is still no guarantee you will hook a kee
Griff, nice job as usual. You’re on fire this fall. I only managed 1 fish that went around 30lbs. She fell for the ol’ white Maja #4 spoon. The carabiner and line that you manufactured worked excellent. No doubts from me.
Fishing Report
by The Dock Outfitters
@ 11/13/1807:31 AM
Yesterday was another good day for boat fisherman. Flat calm seas added to the enjoyment of the catch. Just ask Pat Jolly, he was trolling bunker spoons out side of Shark River Inlet and weighed in a nice 20.75 lb. 41" bass as part of his day's
Broke BI at 6:30 and headed north up to the CG Station and dropped in the Maja spoons and mojos and trolled north for about an hour without a touch. Chatter on the radio sounded like a few fish were being caught both north and south of us so we conti
Fishing Report
by The Dock Outfitters
@ 11/12/1809:09 AM
Sorry we were unable to post a report yesterday on one of the most important days of the year, Veterans Day! Our special thanks from all of us here at the Dock Outfitters to all the veterans who served this great country of ours and the sacrifices th
Fishing Report
by The Dock Outfitters
@ 11/10/1806:28 AM
The surf bite remains spotty, but the few fish that are finding their way to the local scales seem to increasing in size. With more favorable wind direction today from the west and air temperatures in the upper 40's this will make the surf conditions
