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

Prior to the storm, tautog fishing was productive and striper action was steady for those putting in the time.

Stripers are holding tight to the beaches, tautog to 14.5-pounds, and "pretty solid" offshore black sea bass wreck action.

The biggest black sea bass of the season can be caught at offshore wrecks on party boats.

Striped bass fishing is still going strong, but the tog bite has been a grind and many boats are heading south.

We had another wild week of winds and weather leading up to the fourth week of November, but the striped bass have continued to filter down from the North.

Stripers to 40-inches, back bay schoolies, and tautog on the wrecks.

Stripers up 30-pounds and the tog fishing continues to be tremendous.

Striped bass are migrating south and some nicer fish are being landed in the backwaters from Barnegat Bay to Wildwood.

The fall run is nearly on schedule as some inlets to our north are getting the first schools of big bass showing up as we approach Halloween.