Well it ended up beening just me and one other person.We left Atlantic highlands launch ramp around 8:30 am.
As we went around the rock wall, Debries of all types and sizes were floating around along with a reddish copper colored water.
The water had a line goin north to south one side was clear blue the other side was reddish brownish, almost like an algee bloom?
We headed out to buoy #5 in the hook channel we were greeted with 2-3 foot chop we set up at my"spot" and we got NOTHING. After 35 mins we went down to the highlands bridge area in the ocean along with some nice size swells and NOTHING .We then went back around the hook to the reach channel and NOTHING we then drove all over the bay and NOTHING...As it hit 130, we went back in the ocean only to be greeted with some more chop and again some nice size swells and a current that was intense.. we turn around as soon as we got there never even dropped a line and went back to the ammo pier and I got a sea robin that was the size of a snapper and a fluke that was 11 inches.
We Called it a day and headed back to port with EMPTY fish holds, Empty fuel tank but enjoyed the day on the water. Till next time.......
