I know I keep talking about these king fish, and If you have never had them for dinner you don't know what you are missing. They are sweeter and whiter than flounder and the only problem is that you have to catch 20 of them to make a meal. It is well worth it and you have to try it to understand what I am talking about. All you need is blood worms and a king fish rig and you are set.

 They are still nailing stripers in the back drifting spot or plugging, and the flounder are still all over the back bays with a 20:1 ratio. For the tuna anglers that have not been thinking about it, you should start. Starting to get reports from several boats that have been heading out. Schoolie blue fins at the AC ridge. We will see after this weekend what happens.

 Good luck to all