The best bet for this weekend presents more variety than the past few weeks as tog, striped bass, weakfish, perch, and even drum are on the table.

The Raritan bay bite is still on-fire with lots of anglers continuing to make the trip up the parkway.

  The turn in weather has pumped up the fishing over the past weekend with the Raritan Bay bite being on fire, but the bite closer to our area is producing also.

Striped bass have been more active, especially with the warmer temperatures, but the winds have been very tough.

Get the New Jersey tautog bite dialed in for the next 8 months with tips breaking down each season of the year.

The warmer temperatures the past week provided some better action to anglers as bay temperatures are hitting 57 to 58 F on certain parts of the tide.

Schoolies, perch, and winter flounder have been hitting this past week, but the colder temperatures slowed some of the action on the fish and angler fronts.

  It’s that time of the season that brings spring training baseball, warmer weather, and of course boat and tackle work.

Use our fluke migration map to pinpoint when and where to find summer flounder in New Jersey.

“Farewell and adieu to 2020” and all of it’s issues—I hope 2021 will welcome in better health and good fishing.