Subject: Navesink River, New Jersey

Submitted by Cliff (ip 70.21.232.128)

• Fished on 6/19/2010

  Water Temperature: Unknown
  Water Clarity: Murky
  Seas: 1' or Less
  Weather: Sunny w/Light SW Winds early; Switching to South 10-15 by afternoon
  Fishing_for: Fluke
  Boat: Rental
  captain: Jim
  

  Report:
  Jim & I began the day fishing the river under ideal conditions as light SW winds coupled with the ebb produced a find drift. We fished bucktails tipped with Gulp exclusively and began catching fish immediately, albeit most were shorts. When the tide changed @10:00, so did the conditions and the bite, as the south wind started and continually increased in intensity. With the drifting conditions deteriorating rapidly, we picked for the next couple of hours, eventually calling it a day in the early afternoon. Todays catch was @45 fluke, most of which were caught in the early AM, with only 3 being of keeper size. Tight Lines! TINKOCKER

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