Thursday, Apri1 1, 2010 /\/\/\ 5:57pm
There was just a little bit of striper activity reported today at Graveling Point. Huge amounts of fresh water dumping out of the Mullica River might have made the bass be picky. Anglers found that holding the rod gave them an edge on catching the stripers. There wasn't much of a difference between a perch bite and a bass bite.
Last night, anglers fishing Pebble beach reported slower activity too. Anglers I spoke to this afternoon were hopeful that this evening --with a combination of sundown and the incoming tide-- might bring an improved bass bite.
Sea Ya

Wednesday, March 31, 2010 /\/\/\ 5:00pm
The bass have not been bothered in the least by all the rain. Anglers have had keepers every evening this week at both Graveling Point and Pebble Beach. Bigger fish have just been over the twenty eight inch mark with no sign of those twenty pounders the last couple of days.
A few anglers checking Batsto Falls, but there have been more anglers then fish. The run-off is incredible and might cause some delays with the fish coming up the river, no idea when or if they will show this Spring.
Sea Ya

Name: Gary Mangle
Email: geeman8918@aol.com
Boat Name: Rachel Marie 2
----------------------
Report Details
Date of Trip: 03/28/2010
Location of Trip: Mullica River
Species Sought: White Perch
Time of Day Fished: Morning After Sunrise
Tide Fished: High (Incoming water)
Weather Conditions: Cloudy/Light Rain
Wind Conditions: 10-20 kts. SE
Sea Conditions: 2-4 ft.
Primary Bait: Grass Shrimp
Secondary Bait: Bloodworms
Lure Used: No Lures Used (Rig or Hook Only)
Fishing Report:
Hey Scott, Stopped at your store and picked up the grass shrimp and bloods, also my reels that you refurbished for me. Excellent job! They look and feel like brand new. Headed out of Chestnut neck to Collins cove for the perch. Nadda. Got one really fat bass about 21 inches. Changed spots to the west and started getting little perch and another 24" bass. As the tide receded caught all 3 to 5 pound bullhead catties. 12 in all. The wind started kicken my butt, so called it a day. Gary
~Gary Mangle

Sunday, March 29, 2010 /\/\/\ 5:02pm
Rainy and wet as it can get... Anglers whooped up on the stripers at Graveling Point today. Not much action until late morning when the water crested the banks and most of the outgoing. A lot of shorts and a handful of keepers up to thirty two inches. Good news is that the action is on. I was worried that there wouldn't be much with action with a water temperature drop, but those fears are put to rest.
Sea Ya

Sunday, March 28, 2010 /\/\/\ 1:10pm
Word today is skimpy on the stripers this morning, though we did have one weigh-in. Greg O' thinks the cold snap dropped the water temps just enough to make the fish sluggish. So they are still there, just not biting as much this morning. Hopefully, the activity will pick up more this afternoon on the warmer dropping tide.
Sea Ya

Name: Tom Burns
----------------------
Report Details
Date of Trip: 03/26/10
Location of Trip: Batsto
Species Sought:
Time of Day Fished: Late Afternoon
Tide Fished: High (Incoming water)
Weather Conditions: Sunny
Wind Conditions: less than 10 kts. Do not know info
Sea Conditions: Do not know info
Primary Bait: (Other)
Secondary Bait: (Other)
Lure Used: (Other)
Fishing Report:
Went to Batsto Friday afternoon. Water extremely high and moving fast. No signs of herring.
~Tom Burns

Scott's Bait & Tackle
945 Radio Road
LEHT (Mystic Island) NJ 08087
Phone (609)296-1300
Fax (609) 294-1300
http://www.scottsbt.com
http://www.pennparts.com