Reel Class Point Pleasant Fishing Charters

Reel Class Sportfishing Charters sails from Clark's Landing Marina in Point Pleasant, New Jersey which is located on the Manasquan River - ten minutes from Manasquan Inlet and the Ocean. Point Pleasant is centrally located along the Jersey Shore at the northern end of Ocean County - this location allows us access to many productive fishing areas to our north and south. We fish from Sandy Hook to Barnegat Light, NJ, covering all waters in between and around the Point Pleasant/Manasquan Inlet area, and out to nearly 100 miles. We will do our very best to put you on fish and will run wherever we have to so that the job is done!

Seasonal Specialties/Targets:

Spring Stripers: World Class Fishery! (April-July)

Spring/Summer Fluke: Summertime Tradition! (May-Sept)

Bottom Fishing: Tautog, Seabass, Ling, Cod, Scup aka Porgies (Spring-Fall)

Fall Stripers, bluefish, false albacore: (Sept-Dec)

CATCH AND RELEASE FISHERMEN AS WELL AS HARDCORE MEAT FISHERMEN are welcome aboard - YOUR sportfishing charter will be our top priority!! We will make your day a memorable experience and WE WILL PUT YOU ON FISH!!!

The NEW Reel Class is a Albemarle 305 Express Fisherman. Reel Class features a HUGE cockpit that can fish 6 anglers comfortably. She has an over all length of 30' 7" with an 11' Beam, and is powered by Twin 300 HP Caterpillar Diesels. The new boat also features a 5kw Westerbeke genset, a full head, and a full cabin that can accomodate 6 anglers.

The boat also features a full array of electronics (2 Furuno fish finders, Furuno plotter/GPS, Furuno Radar), ICOM VHF, Auto-pilot, AM/FM stereo, and 2 livewells.

For safety, the boat also has an EPIRB, liferaft, and enough PFD's for an entire crew, along with all other USCG mandated safety devices.

Book EARLY for PRIME 2011 Dates!

201-248-5281

captallen@reelclassfishing.com

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Sunday 5/5 Bass Report

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Written by Capt.Allen

We had a full crew for an open boat trip today consisting of Dave, Ryan, John, Bill H, Scott, Steve - a small "mechanical" issue on Reel Class made us relocate to another boat, so we had the pleasure of teaming up with my long time neighbor at Clark's Capt Dan McGivney on his 38' Henriques Megan Beth so that we could get the trip in.

We were greeted early by a stiff NE breeze, making seas generally lumpy, sloppy, and confused as we worked our way north. Once we got up in the Deal-Monmouth Beach stretch we started marking some fish on the machine, and the guys started working the big kroc spoons, stingo's and hammered 67's. We had 2 good cracks at the fish when they were really stacked up, but only hooked a few - drift was wicked fast!

We then wound up putting the wire out and started pulling shad rigs behind the boat, and we picked and plucked away for the rest of the morning. We went 8-10 on the troll with bass, all nice healthy fish in the 32-38" range with the biggest fish pushing 22# and close to 40". We also had 2 small bluefish on the rigs.

Another pass with the trolling gear late in the day just N of our inlet came up empty - but we put in a long day and got the guys on the meat.

We wound up with 9 bass in the box, all nice fish, and the 2 bluefish. Great crew onboard as well, and it was good finally seeing some of my regulars after a LONG/extended winter since Sandy and this crazy spring. And, it was great teaming up with Dan to put these guys on some fish - thanks again!!!

PICS ARE IN THE GALLERY!

Monday/Thursday Bass (Or Lack Thereof) Reports 5/13-5/17

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Written by Capt.Allen

Monday/Thursday Reports (5/13 & 5/16)

Capt Kenny was at the helm for two trips this week on Monday and Thursday.

Monday they got one fish early on the troll up north, then made a move down south and didn't have another bite.

Thursday, they ran from our inlet up to north of the rocks, then back south of our inlet, and only got one skinned bunker and not even a fish in the boat :(

Tough fishing this week, hoping this coming week is better. The water temps went from 60ish to the low 50's, and the bass are starting to spawn, so those two issues could be contributing to the poor fishing.

Saturday we'll be fluking!

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