Fluke fishing is hot with opportunities for keepers along the inshore reef sites and inlets.

Reef sites have been excellent for keeper fluke, the surf has been very good for kingfish, croakers, and snapper bluefish, and the canyons are producing good yellowfin tuna action.

Yellowfin action has been red hot at some of the inshore lumps in the 20 to 40-mile range and bluefin have been landed around the Princess.

The weekend looks like it will be fishable, especially in our bays, and with the inside temperatures being on the high side, look to the deeper channels for keeper fluke.

The fluke action has begun to hit its stride at the artificial reef sites along South Jersey, while offshore, the action for yellowfin tuna has been excellent.

Flounder fishing has been solid just about every location in the back, but areas south of Brigantine seem to be producing better on the larger sized doormats.

It was a solid week of fishing for most of our area with a variety of species being prime targets for bay, beach, and inshore fisherman.

A week of hot weather, storms, and decent fishing for most locations in southern New Jersey, and we are finally hearing of some offshore life in the canyons.

Fluke action is excellent and striper fishing has been productive.

We have had great action this past week with most of the reef sites and wrecks supporting copious amounts of sea bass and ling.