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Saltwater Fishing Report

Report from Thursday, September 2.

| Keyport | Atlantic Highlands | Neptune | Belmar | Brielle | Point Pleasant | Tuckerton | Margate | Ocean City | Wildwood | Last Monday's Report |
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Brielle
On the Big Kid sea bass to 2 pounds and fluke to 4 pounds were dusted from the ocean on a trip Sunday with Mark Razz from Philadelphia’s country station XTU, Capt. Ken said. On Monday more than 20 fluke, including four keepers, and 83 weakfish, including one keeper, were rounded up from the ocean on Dr. Zega’s charter for son Steven’s eleventh birthday. Anglers aboard Tuesday from Princeton Van Service limited out on bluefin tuna, catching and releasing more, on jigs 60 miles from shore. The Big Kid is also fishing farther offshore at the canyons for tuna and big game. Trips this fall for blackfish, a specialty on the boat, are booking up, and space is full for the first three weekends after the bag limit increases to six from the current limit of one. The Tuna Stakes Invitational, kicking off September 20, running through that week, is available for charter.