FREE PARKING LOT!     FREE PARKING LOT!     FREE PARKING LOT!     FREE PARKING LOT!     FREE PARKING LOT!		2008 Schedule May 2008 Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday               1 FLOUNDER 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight 2 FLOUNDER 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight 3 FLOUNDER 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight   4   FLOUNDER 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight 5   FLOUNDER 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight   6   FLOUNDER 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight     7   FLOUNDER 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight 8 JIGGING FOR STRIPED BASS, BLUEFISH 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight     9 JIGGING FOR STRIPED BASS, BLUEFISH 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight   10 JIGGING FOR STRIPED BASS, BLUEFISH 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight   11 JIGGING FOR STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight   12 JIGGING FOR STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight     13 JIGGING FOR STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight   14 JIGGING FOR STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight     15 FLUKE May 15 - September 1 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight   16 FLUKE   8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight   17 FLUKE   8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight   18 FLUKE 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight     19 FLUKE 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight       20 FLUKE 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight     21 FLUKE 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight       22 FLUKE 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight     23 FLUKE 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight   24 FLUKE 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight   25 FLUKE 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight     26 FLUKE 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight   27 FLUKE 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight 28 FLUKE 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight   29 FLUKE 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight   30 FLUKE 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight   31 FLUKE 8:00 AM TO NOON 1:00 PM TO 5:30 PM STRIPED BASS, BLUES, & WEAKS 7:00 PM to Midnight   CATCH OF THE WEEK:                                                                                               All below species have fins and scale's and are kosher.       _________________________________________FLOUNDER (Platichthys Flesus)_________________________________     Flounders are ground fish. There are a few species of flounder that can be found the yellow-tailed flounder and the winter flounder are two.      Flounder are very common in shallow coastal waters around the US, Flounders are Normally found close to the shore, sometimes within just a couple of feet,         When a flounder hatches, it is no different from any other ordinary fish, but within the first few days of its life, it turns on to one side of its body. The eye that would be facing down migrates to the upper side. Flounders eyes never match up and they have a slightly skewed look. The mouth of a flounder remains as it was in the immediate post-natal stage and appears to be sideways. There are both left and right handed flounders depending on which side is the upper side.       Top Baits - Bloodworm, Lugworm, Mussels, Peeler crab can be used in spring,       Tackle -15 lb mono, Lite to med action rod, 4,5,6,2/0, Hooks.      ( BRING YOUR OWN OR WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED )   Striped bass Morone saxatilis (A.K.A. Rockfish, Rock, Striper) Striped bass is a silvery fish that gets its name from the seven or eight dark, continuous stripes along the side of its body.  The body is compressed, dorsal are well separated, caudal fin is forked, olive green, blue, or black dorsally, Striped bass can grow as long as 60 inches. On the Atlantic coast, striped bass range from St. Lawrence River, Canada to St. Johns River, Florida, although they are most prevalent from Maine to North Carolina.   Striped bass tend to move north to near shore waters of the New England coast during the summer, and south to the North Carolina/Virginia Capes during the winter.  The east coast migratory population is composed of three major stocks - Hudson, Chesapeake, and Roanoke.   Food Preference: Larvae feed on zooplankton.  Juveniles take in small shrimps and other crustaceans, annelid worms, and insects. Adults feed on a wide variety of fishes, crustaceans, squids, mussels, and worms.  Feeding ceases shortly before spawning. Top Baits - Bloodworm, Sandworms, Crabs (hard or soft), Mussels, Bunker,       Tackle - 40 lb mono, Lite to med action rod, or a beef stick in the fall, 3/0,4/0 to a 10/0 hooks.      ( BRING YOUR OWN OR WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED )     Bluefish Pomatomus saltatrix (AKA blue, chopper) Bluefish are a blue green shade above with silver sides and underbelly. They have large powerful jaws that are lined with a single row of small, razor-sharp triangular teeth.  Bluefish have a large forked tall fin that pushes them swiftly through water.  Bluefish swim together in large schools of like-sized fish. Bluefish they will strike at almost any object in the water column. They are voracious predators and sight feeders. They will even kill prey they do not eat.  Every so often, they bite human swimmers who were unfortunate enough to swim near a feeding school of Blue fish Usually grow to about 40 to 45 inches and can weigh as much as 27 to 32 pounds. Food Preference: Anything that moves. (lol)  Bluefish use their sharp teeth to attack and feed on squids and smaller, schooling fishes, including menhaden (Bunker) and bay anchovies. Tackle - 40 lb mono, Lite to med action rod, or a beef stick in the fall, 3/0,4/0 to a 10/0 hooks with wire leader. ( BRING YOUR OWN OR WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED )