Fluking is good as the season's end nears, while hardtails become more active along ocean beaches in the early morning.

The "inshore" bluefin jig bite has picked up this week and fluke fishing continues to yield quality catches, meanwhile schoolies and cocktail blues bite in the bay.

Fluke fishing is hot across the board, and our tropical hardtails are showing up around the beaches and reefs.

The fluke bite is red hot on all fronts this week, and mahi are finicky but plentiful offshore while tuna fishing slows.

Inshore anglers enjoy excellent fluke action this week with plenty of shorts and sizable keepers, while tuna move further offshore and the mahi bite slows down.

Fluke fishing around the rivers, beaches and bays remains productive, and offshore anglers enjoy tuna, mahi and wahoo.

Ocean fluking picks up steam, striper fishing slows in the surf, while mahi and tuna fishing offshore remains steady.

Tuna fishing has been mostly hit or miss, but schools of yellowfin kept things interesting; meanwhile, fluking is productive in the surf and the rivers.

Bluefish, bass and fluke bite well in the surf and back bays, meanwhile, the bluefin and yellowfin bite picks up within 10-miles of shore.

Tuna have pushed into mid-shore waters, Spanish mackerel make an appearance, and fluking improves on the beaches.