Bass, blues and fluke are biting well in the surf; meanwhile, tuna fishing continues to steadily improve offshore.

Excellent fishing for fluke and black sea bass continues heading into Father's Day weekend.

This week, anglers enjoyed black sea bass limits, giant stripers and better fluke fishing in the surf.

Better weather means better fishing, and this past week anglers enjoyed a spread of blues, bass, fluke and more.

Black Sea bass fishing has been great, fluke continue to bite around rivers, and stripers eat clams in the surf.

With black sea bass on back on the menu, anglers have another species to target in what has already been an excellent spring season.

Stripers and blues are thick in the surf, while early season fluke fishing picks up around back bays and rivers.

Bluefish storm the back bays and beaches while great bass fishing continues.

Tautog fishing improves, striped bass begin to move into the surf, and winter flounder fishing remains futile.

This week's report covers kids trout tourneys, tautog, and some bigger striped bass pushing into North Jersey.