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Saltwater Fishing Report

Report from Monday, January 30.

| Atlantic Highlands | Neptune | Belmar | Brielle | Point Pleasant Beach | Absecon | Ocean City | Sea Isle City | Cape May | Last Week's Report |
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Brielle
Good ling fishing kept up on Sunday’s trip on the party boat Jamaica II, Capt. Ryan said in an e-mail. Bigger ling bit than before, and the angling was a little more difficult than previously, because of current, “but if you were breathing, you caught at least 20 to 25,” Ryan said, and sharpies nailed 35 to 60. Large ocean pout and 4-foot silver eels showed up on a couple of drops. “Good day to be fishing,” Ryan said. Anglers and their catches included: Mark Adamarek, 64 ling to 5 pounds and 2 cod; Dennis Symons, 52 ling; and Bernie Jones, 48 ling. Igor Andrulavich won the pool with a 14-pound cod, and bucketed 36 ling. Dave Torres grabbed the most cod: six of them to 9 pounds. He bagged 41 ling, and on Thursday’s trip was high hook with 76 ling. Thursday’s trip also served up good ling fishing, Capt. Joe said in an e-mail. In addition to Torres, anglers on the outing included Sam Gonzales with 53 ling and Ray Bryant with 47 ling. Anglers and their catches aboard last week also included Gene Everett with 54 ling and an 18-pound cod, and Ted Nolan with 57 ling, 2 cod and a 4-pound lobster. Trips for cod and ling are sailing to the Mudhole 5 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesdays through Fridays and Sundays and 3 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays.