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Evening Tide charters is getting slpasded
2009-04-06 09:58:14
Staten Island, New York - Saltwater Fishing Report
raritan bay
April 10th we're scheduled to set in the water, it has been a long wait with all the work they're doing at marina. We'll start with winter flounder and bass combo trips, till the bass run is in full swing, then we'lll switch over. Water is warming up and things are starting to happen, been hearing of more and more bass being caught and flounder starting to bit.
Drop me an email captainkyle@eveningtidecharters.com or call 732-585-5229 to be added to my open boat list with the days you'd like to fish and for what species. Not knowing when we would go in, I had left April open, but ready to take bookings now.
Running 7 days a week
Taking bookings for open boat and charters starting April 13 to 30
Winter flouder open boat $75.00 per person
Charters $400.00 6 hrs and $500.00 for 8hrs
rods, bait and tackle included and filleting our catch
Capt. Kyle Tobias
Evening Tide Charters
(732) 585-5229
www.eveningtidecharters.com
Fish Species: winter flounder and striped bass
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About The Author: Captain Kyle Tobias
Company: Evening Tide Charters
Area Reporting: raritan bay new jersey
Bio: Capt. Kyle has been fishing since his childhood days, surf fishing Sandy Hook beach down to the Outer Banks of North Carolina. He has operated boats from the Martha’s Vineyard’s Monster Shark Tournament down to the Beach Haven’s White Marlin tournament out of Hudson, Spencer and Wilmington canyons. Fishing Raritan Bay since 1992, Capt. Kyle has always had a special interest catching Striped bass. His fishing skills and knowledge of the local waters by the marina, let him go the extra distance to cast and net his own bunker with precision using a 20-foot cast net from East Coast Nets. Capt. Kyle has a keen eye for spotting schools of bunker, the preferred bait Striped Bass Crave.
732-585-5229
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