Blues are biting gotchas and grubs in the mornings. Some up to two pounds have come over the rail. No spanish yet, probable at least two more weeks before they show up. Sea mullets are here! As you may know, the sea mullets usually follow the giant manta rays, and there are hundreds of these giants cruising the beach. There have been sea mullet catches of more than fifty fish most nights at the pier. The bite seems to start about 11:00 pm. A few black drum and one speckled trout was caught this week. The occasional flounder that bite are still small. Bigger ones should be showing up anytime. The surf still isn't producing much. An occasional mullet or black drum, but it seems that most of the fish are still beyond the sand bar, hard to reach from the shore. Better go get you some before the crowds show up and the pier gets crowded.
NOTE: East Coast Sports, Herrings Outdoor Sports, Surf City Pier, Thomas Bait and Tackle, and One Stop Bait and Tackle have all just received their spring shipments of merchandise. From tackle to clothing, the selections are great! Visit these dealers and support the local businesses. Thank you for your support.
Till next time....
Tight lines!
Johnny
Everybody's got to be somewhere..... I'll be fishing!
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