Ken Counts caught a nice 5.3 lb Fluke
This weekend’s report kicks off with Ken and his jumbo 5.3 lb fluke.
Many rental customers reported back limiting out on fluke, mainly fishing in close within great bay. Although some customers are unhappy throwing back the extra 18″ overs “for someone else’s dinner” as Ken Counts put it on our Facebook page.
Just in case you needed a refresher on regulations for 2022, we got you covered.
New Fluke Regulations Facing Crisitism
Moreover, many critics of the new fluke regulations believe once summer gets in the swing of things more anglers will begin to report smaller fish outside the slot range. It will be interesting to see fluke catch size throughout the summer.
However, at Captain Mike’s were a glass half full kind of a bunch especially with Great Bay’s quick tide turnover, giving anglers plenty of opportunities.
Speaking of the bay, Bluefish were caught caught in Great Bay this weekend. It was reported cocktail size blue fish were wandering into the bay from the inlet over the weekend.
For more reports, scroll down below to see our Facebook feed. Plenty of fish being caught in Great Bay. Call (609) 296-4406 to book your rental or to inquire about bait and tackle in-stock.
Finally, lets get after it and let’s go fishing!
It's carp…. not eating
I caught them in the Philippines..
Try Florida
Florida they are everywhere.
Lol
Photos from Captain Mikes Marina (Backbay Marina LLC)’s post
Nice fish , They only bite when i'm not there
Rainy, windy but great day fishing.. my grandson and son out fished me today… 🎣
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When this happens, it’s usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it’s been deleted.Those were cool boats. The canins were the best greenhead enviroments around. My favorites were the pointed bow ones at Capt. Mikes.
I remember as a kid in the mid 70s (around 6 or 8 years old) going fishing out of Captain Mikes with my dad and his buddies and always renting those garveys, I believe they were powered by little 6 hp Johnsons, those cabins saved us a few times from the rain out on the bay, I would love to have one for old time sake!
Thanks for sharing!
Great story. The first boat i was ever on was a rental garvey from Chestnut Neck boatyard. It was aa little larger, had an inboard engine, with a floor gearshift, a cuddy cabin and a hardtop. It was named the "Me Too". Was about 1958
That’s funny that you just posted this Gary was just speaking of remembering those boats 
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When this happens, it’s usually because the owner only shared it with a small group of people, changed who can see it or it’s been deleted.Bob and Dan’s catch today 🎣👍
awesome !!!! Doormats!!! Did they win the tournament? What did they use for bite gulp?
Another Soupy Saturday.
Sure is. My hair🙄😁😁
My hair needs taming. Singular
Who let the boss go fishing
Turned out great by 5!! Bay was excellent
Is it clear now
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The 🐢 terrapins are here! Please be aware and let them cross safely.
We helped 6 across the road! Most we’ve ever seen coming here! ❤️
A bit foggy this morning but sun is breaking thru 🌞
Sheryn Molineaux It came in quick
Such a beautiful spot you have there.
Yeah so I heard! None here That's really thick!!!!
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Thomas had a great day today and brought in these 2 nice fish 🐟
Captain Mikes Marina Tuckerton !! JW Allen Sr, Great Grandfather, 1954 so many years later…. great grandson Thomas picking up the slack🎣🎣 4 generations fishing out of Captain Mikes Marina
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A little about the road where our marina is located …..
Great Bay Blvd., also known as 7 Bridges Road actually only has 5 bridges……Bridges 6 and 7 were never built.
The 4 mile peninsula was to be connected to Brigantine then to Atlantic City during the early 1900’s. If completed, it would of saved 20 miles of driving to get to Atlantic City.
There are a few reasons it wasn’t completed –
#1 – It was going to cost millions to complete the bridges (over $35 million in today dollars).
#2 – The water was too deep – about 40 foot – which made it much harder to complete the connection.
#3 -It was volatile around the inlet and the powers that be worried about shifting and the land sinking. This would have caused flooding and the road to be washed out at times.
It would have been nice if it had been completed, but now it is just a road into our pristine wifelife preserve.
Rented kayaks at your place around 20 years ago. Have been in love with that road and surrounding beauty ever since!
Cool to know !
That’s pretty cool never new whole story
TU Went There Growing Up Fishing With My Dad RIP Fun Times He Would Rent a Boat From Captain Rands and Captain Mikes That Was 65 Years Ago 👌
Very cool Thanks for sharing!
Better this way! It’s beautiful all the way back on that road unless you have tailgaters! People need to slow down and enjoy this gem! AND WATCH FOR THE TURTLES 🐢
Interesting!!