The fall fishing in Northern New Jersey is great, with stripers to 52-inches, inshore bluefin tuna, tautog to 8-pounds, and large hickory shad.

A High-Low Rig is deadly for catching trophy fluke during the summer.

As the striper migration continues south, there are reports of 40-pound bass, and large fish in the surf.

Trophy striped bass in the 40-to-50 pound range are being caught in Raritan Bay and off the beaches of Monmouth County.

The fall run has begun.

Bottom fishing remains a best-bet with plenty of action and fish to take home for dinner while the striper bite steadily improves.

What was left of Hurricane Delta blew us a goodbye kiss at the beginning of the week and made fishing impossible.

The amount of bunker off Monmouth County beaches last weekend can only be described as biblical.

Last week’s punishing winds had little impact on the tuna fishing as anglers found the yellowfin right where they left them biting, around the Triple Wrecks.

The fierce northeast wind that dropped an early curtain on the fluke season hung around through the weekend and made for some tough fishing.