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Report from Monday, June 27.
Fluke fishing improved much during the weekend, said Capt. Mario from the Down Deep Fleet. High hooks aboard landed eight keepers apiece, keeping no more than a limit of five apiece. The fish weighed up to 6 ½ pounds, and open-boat trips are fluking at 6 a.m. daily, and special open trips will fluke at 3 p.m. Wednesday, Friday and Saturday. That's all on the Down Deep Bull, one of the company's two 40-foot boats, and fluke charters are available. The Down Deep, the other vessel, is fishing open for ling, cod and winter flounder at 6 a.m. daily, and charters are available for that angling. Open striped bass trips had been running on certain evenings, and one of the trips Thursday crushed a 51-pounder, the angler's personal best, a 44-pounder, a 40-pounder and a 37-pounder. But the angling was slow the next two evenings, and stripers might've moved on. Join the Short Notice List on Down Deep's website to be kept informed about open trips. See available dates on the site's calendar.
Conditions just began to drift the party boat Atlantic Star, when Capt. Tom gave this report at 10 a.m. today in a phone call aboard. A handful of keeper fluke were already bagged and some throwbacks were picked so far on the outing, and a 5-pound keeper was decked while he spoke. The angling, at Reach Channel, was off to a slow start. Still, those fish were already claimed, and he hoped the fishing picked up, as the drift became faster. A ship had sailed past, and sometimes ships can disturb the water at the channel, slowing the fishing, but the ship was light, not heavy. Fluking's been okay in general on the boat, and pretty good when conditions were good. Trips fished Reach Channel when possible, including when ships failed to disturb the water, and fished Sandy Hook Bay otherwise. Saturday morning's trip gave up some good fluking at the channel, and no ships disturbed the water until late in the morning. The afternoon's trip fished Sandy Hook Bay, because wind came up, and the fluking was tough. Sunday morning's trip fished the Reach, copping good fluking, and a ship came through but was light, never disturbing the water. The afternoon's trip fished Sandy Hook Bay, because wind blew up. Good action was nabbed with lots of throwbacks but some keepers. Tire John smashed a 9-pound fluke that morning and a 7-pounder that afternoon aboard. Another angler whacked a fluke just under 7 pounds on the afternoon's trip. And both those 7-pounders came from the bay. Action with throwbacks has been pretty darn good. The Atlantic Star is fluke fishing 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 to 6 p.m. daily.
Bluefishing was slower Saturday and Sunday than previously on the Golden Eagle, a report said on the party boat's website. Boat traffic was an issue. Blues would be seen along the water surface, and some would be caught, then boat traffic would beat them up. Blues were pitched aboard the Golden Eagle, but not enough. On the previous days, the angling was great aboard. The crew hoped boat traffic would ease up for today's trip. The Golden Eagle is fishing 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. daily. Afternoon fishing and sunset cruise trips are sailing 4:30 to 8:30 Fridays through Saturdays, reservations required.
Blues 8- to 14-pounds were clobbered Friday on the Miss Belmar Princess, an email, the most recent at press time, said from the party boat. All the trip's drifts of the boat bombed the fish, swimming from along the water surface to stacked up underneath the vessel. Ava 47 jigs and crocodiles caught them great. That was after terrible fishing for blues Thursday aboard, probably because of weather. The Miss Belmar Princess is fishing 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. daily. Family fishing and sunset cruises are sailing 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. every Friday through Sunday.
On the party boat Jamaica II, ocean fluke fishing provided anglers the opportunity to catch some nice this weekend, Capt. Ryan wrote in an email. Keepers averaged 3 to 5 pounds, and jigs out-fished bait, except bait caught best on Sunday afternoon's trip. One angler on the trip landed 11 keepers to 5 pounds, keeping no more than a limit of five. Ian Wagner won the trip's pool with a 5-pound 13-ouncer, also taking the lead in the monthly pool. A 7.1-pound fluke was nailed Saturday aboard, but the angler wasn't in the pool. The monthly pool winner wins the cash but also an amazing unlimited free trips for a year aboard. The pool leader seemed to keep changing daily. This month is almost finished, and the pool is easily beatable, but you have to be in it to win it. So come down and try your luck. This has been the best fluking of the season. Fluke trips are sailing 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 to 6:30 p.m. every Tuesday through Sunday and 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. every Monday. ***Update, Tuesday, 6/28:*** Four- to eight fluke began to be hooked at once when Monday's full-day fluke trip arrived on the fishing grounds, Ryan wrote in an email. The trip met a light southerly breeze, and picked steadily at the flatfish in the morning. Most anglers landed two to four keepers by 10:30 a.m. Then wind became stronger, drifting the boat faster, and fluke hooked were smaller than before, a bit. The trip looked in a few other places, and some of the anglers ended up limiting out. Young Park took the lead in the monthly pool with a 6-pound 12-ounce fluke.
A few keeper fluke and lots of throwbacks were swung from the ocean during the weekend on the Miss Barnegat Light, the party boat's Facebook page said. Gulps on bucktails tied into more action, "worked back along the bottom," it said. Some great-sized, out-of-season sea bass bit, and two sea bass will be able to be kept per angler beginning Friday. The Miss Barnegat Light is fishing at 8 a.m. daily.
Caveman Sportfishing was supposed to sail for tuna at 12 o'clock last night, Capt. John said before the trip. The trip was supposed to fish at Poorman's Canyon that gave up yellowfin tuna and bigeye tuna in past days. John recently had said trips would depart at midnight to be fishing at daybreak, when some of the best tuna fishing erupted recently.
Good reports about fluke fishing tumbled in from the Triangle on Raritan Bay, actually, said Rich from Dockside Bait & Tackle. Solid catches were also boated on the bay just off Raritan River, off Perth Amboy. Striped bass were trolled on the ocean, and bluefish swam nearly everywhere, like usual during the fishing season. Baits stocked include killies, all frozen baits for fluke like spearing and smelts, and fresh clams and bunker. Dockside, on Smith Creek, a tributary of the Arthur Kill just north of Outerbridge Crossing, is accessible from the water at the fuel dock and from land.
Fluke fishing, on Raritan Bay and the ocean, was kicked off with the Down Deep Fleet, and some days fished better than others, Capt. Mario said. Many throwbacks bit, and an 8-1/2-pounder was the biggest keeper. Open-boat trips are fluking daily, and fluke charters are available. Striped bass fishing's been good on open trips that are sailing for them Wednesday through Saturday afternoons. He emailed photos of a 41-pounder and a 37-pounder from the angling. Open trips are also fishing for ling, winter flounder and cod daily, and lots of ling bit. Charters are available for any of this fishing, and join the Short Notice List on Down Deep's website to be kept informed about open trips. See available dates on the site's calendar. Down Deep runs two 40-foot boats.
Fishing for fluke was so-so Wednesday on the Vitamin Sea, Capt. Frank wrote in an email. One angler limited out, and some days fish better than others for the flatfish, like in any fishing. Bait caught better than Gulps, and Frank was surprised. Gulps mostly hooked throwbacks. All areas fished gave up fluke, but throwbacks dominated. Space is available for trips Friday, Saturday and next week, and the trips next week include a Workingman's Special 4 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Charters and open-boat trips are fishing, and telephone to reserve.
Atlantic Highlands
Navesink River at the Oceanic Bridge turned out fluke fishing, pretty good, said Joe from Julian's Bait & Tackle. Striped bass were hooked there once in a while, and Shrewsbury River at Sea Bright Bridge turned up stripers pretty well, and fluke once in a while. Some fluke were boated at Reach Channel on Raritan Bay, not bad. Striped bass were trolled at Reach Channel and Romer Shoal, but especially well at Ambrose Channel, all the way on the far end, on bunker spoons and Mojos. One angler showed a spoon with the hook straightened from a striper that got off. That must've been some fish. Ocean surf fishing wasn't so good. But shore angling from Leonardo wasn't bad for cocktail blues on the bay. Crabbing was really good on Navesink and Shrewsbury rivers. All baits are stocked.
Boating for fluke was fair on Raritan Bay, dropping off a little, not a lot, said Tom from Fisherman's Den North. Still, fluke 9 and 10 pounds were seen from party boats, and the shop's rental-boaters bagged fluke. The rental boaters found fluke in the channel right off the shop. But places that gave up the fish also included off the Ammo Pier, at Reach Channel and off Sandy Hook. Striped bass were trolled at Reach Channel, across the bay from the store and at Romer Shoal. Some anglers drilled them well. Sometimes bluefish were hooked during the trolling. Stripers 30 and 40 pounds were whacked, and the run of big stripers was good this year. At the store's sister shop, Fisherman's Den in Belmar farther south, seven stripers 50 pounds or larger were weighed-in from the fishing, more than in a long time. A couple of 50-pounders usually are. Surf anglers on the ocean at Long Branch, farther south, tied into lots of throwback stripers but keepers mixed in. No customers mentioned crabbing yet, but the blueclaws were seen holding on, every time the store's bait-holding pen was pulled up. Crabs were around, no doubt. The store's rental boats are available. The shop, new this year, is located at Atlantic Highlands Municipal Marina, home of party boats, charter boats and private boats, and near plenty of surf or shore angling from the bay to the ocean.
Catches of fluke weren't as good as last week, but still came in on the party boat Atlantic Star, Capt. Tom said. Sometimes more keepers were swung in than at other times. For instance, on Wednesday morning's trip, fewer fluke gave up action, but more keepers were bagged than at other times. And on the afternoon's trip, throwbacks put out lots of action, but fewer keepers showed up. Conditions never drifted the boat well for the fishing on the morning trip, but drifted the boat well on the afternoon trip. The afternoon trip didn't fish along the channel, where fishing for keepers can be better, because of ship traffic. Sometimes ship traffic disturbs the water and would slow the angling, so the boat is moved elsewhere. On this morning's trip, anglers picked away at fluke, including a few keepers, so far, Tom said at 10 a.m. on the outing, when he gave this report in a phone call. One angler landed two keepers already, and the boat drifted well. When conditions are right, the fishing catches better. Not a lot of people joined the trip, because of weather forecasts. The sky was cloudy, but wind was calm. The boat's been making every trip, no matter. Plenty of fluke filled the water, and sometimes fishing for keepers was better than at other times. Sometimes conditions never drift the boat well, and then catching throwbacks can even be slower. The Atlantic Star is fluke fishing 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 1:30 to 6 p.m. daily.
Friday it's going to snow! a report said on the party boat Fishermen's website. If you believe that, "then listening to the weather (forecasts) yesterday," you stayed home from today's daily fluke trip, it said. For those who braved the forecasts, today ended up beautiful on the water, no matter clouds in the morning. Fluke fishing was picky on the trip, once again, it said. Conditions failed to drift the boat at the first area fished, and drifted the boat too fast at the second. When the tide finally changed, offering a better drift, ship traffic nixed fishing at the channel. The trip picked away at fluke at a couple of places, and the high hook bagged four. A couple bagged three, "and so on," it said. A 4-pounder won the pool. Frustrating day. Back at it tomorrow. Bring a shovel! it said. The Fishermen is sailing for fluke 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. daily and for striped bass 6:30 to 11 p.m. Mondays through Saturdays and 3:30 to 9 p.m. Sundays.
Conditions failed to drift the boat and fluke fishing was tough Monday on Raritan Bay with Lady M Charters, Capt. Steve said. A few areas were tried, and a few fluke chomped at each, but the angling was slow. Trips sea bassed aboard until that day, the final day of sea bass season. Open-boat trips and charters are now fluking on the ocean and bottom-fishing at the Mudhole for ling, winter flounder, cod and whatever bites. A few haddock even snapped last year at the Mudhole aboard, and anglers love those trips, because they never know what'll bite next.
Phillip and Will Rowe subdued a 142-pound thresher shark and three blue sharks at Ambrose, Marion from Twin Lights Marina wrote in an email. Al Petraco heaved in a 45-pound striped bass from Swash Channel. Twin Lights, located on Shrewsbury River near Raritan Bay and the ocean, with no bridges before them, includes a marina with boat slips, dry storage, a fuel dock, and a combined bait and tackle shop and ship's store. The fuel dock is available 24 hours a day with a credit card. Baits stocked include all for offshore.
Annual individual-reservation trips for fluke, sailing every Tuesday on the ocean, were launched this week with Last Lady Fishing Charters, Capt. Ralph said. But the angling was slow. Big, out-of-season sea bass bit and were released, and two will be able to be kept per angler beginning July 1. Kids under 12 sail free on the weekly fluke trips, limited to one per adult host. Lots of striped bass remained in the ocean, Ralph knew, and buddies boated them. Individual-reservation trips for cod are set for July 13 and 27 and August 3, 17 and 31. But some of the cod trips might be full, because Ralph for the last report here said two spots were left for July 27, and one remained for August 3. Book the trips, because they're filling. Charters are available daily.
On the Big Mohawk on the ocean, fluke fishing was pretty steady, Capt. Chris said. The angling wasn't that good Wednesday, but overall was good on trips. Catches included a 10-pounder a couple of days ago. Ninety-percent of fluke on trips were axed on jigs with Gulps, and all the big were cracked on that. The Big Mohawk is fishing for fluke at 8 a.m. daily.
Bluefish swarmed all over the water surface, and fishing for them Wednesday was excellent again on the Golden Eagle, a report said on the party boat's website. The 6- to 14-pounders were hooked on Run Off hammered jigs and crocodiles and on popper lures. Fishing for similar-sized blues was sensational Tuesday and absolutely super Monday on the boat, the report said. A few striped bass were also caught on Monday's trip, and the blues crashing hooks along the surface has been fun to see. The Golden Eagle is fishing 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. daily. Afternoon fishing and sunset cruise trips are sailing 4:30 to 8:30 Fridays through Saturdays, reservations required.
Blues were a little wild on Wednesday's trip on the Miss Belmar Princess, an email from the party boat said. Shots of 2- to 4-pounders were caught, and during some drifts, up to 14-pounders were nailed, and the angling was decent at times. Ava 47 jigs caught best, like on previous trips. On Tuesday's trip, bluefishing was great for 8- to 14-pounders and some 2- to 4-pounders. Sometimes the fish fed along the water surface, boiling water. On Monday's trip, bluefishing was epic in the morning for 12- to 15-pounders, and a 42-pound striped bass was iced. The Miss Belmar Princess is fishing for stripers and blues 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. daily. Family fishing and sunset cruises are sailing 4:30 to 8:30 p.m. every Friday through Sunday.
Ocean striped bass fishing was hit or miss, but the bass were still there, said Capt. Pete from Parker Pete's Fishing Charters. The fish bit in early mornings or before dark. Fluke fishing was so-so on the ocean, and Parker Pete's will mainly focus on fluke beginning July 1. Fluke trips will include On the Water Seminars that teach bucktailing in a non-threatening environment. Inexperienced anglers can learn the skill, and experienced can hone the fishing. The seminars sailed last year for the first time and were a hit. Don't have enough anglers for a charter? Contact Parker Pete's anyway about individual spaces on charters. Sign up for the email blast on Parker Pete's website to be kept informed about the spaces. Pete's also been running party boat trips on another vessel that liveline bunker for stripers with a limited number of anglers. See info on the Parker Pete's site.
Little change of pace: a fluke report, Bob from Fisherman's Den wrote in an email. He'd often been reporting about a steady stream of large striped bass boated from the ocean previously. Fluke bit in Shark River yesterday. Laird Smith from Neptune limited out on the flatfish to 6 pounds on the river on one of the shop's rental boats. Marty Westerfield from Wall grabbed three fluke to a 3-pound 3-ouncer on the river. The store's rental boats are available for fluking on the river.
***Update, Saturday, 6/25:*** A fresh batch of fluke seemed to arrive, because yesterday morning's fluking was the best of the year so far on the party boat Jamaica II, Capt. Ryan wrote in an email. Lots of throwbacks bit, but so did a good bunch of keepers, and some anglers limited out. Fluke trips are sailing 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. and 2 to 6:30 p.m. every Tuesday through Sunday and 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. every Monday. Monthly pool winners on the fluke trips win the money but also a whopping free year of unlimited trips on the boat. Beautiful spearing have been provided aboard, but 4-inch Gulp swim baits or mullets in Nuclear Chicken on a teaser fished above a ½-ounce Spro have caught best, especially when the boat has drifted slowly.
Point Pleasant Beach
None of today's fluke trips fished on the Norma-K III, because forecasts kept anglers from showing up, Capt. Matt wrote in a report on the party boat's website. Tonight's bluefish trip will shape up to fish, and weather looks fine. Fluking was slow the past two days aboard, and Matt hoped the west wind that began would get them in the mood to bite. Yesterday afternoon's trip locked into a few keepers and throwbacks. Last night's bluefish trip got into 1- to 3-pounders, and all anglers left with some. Lots of bait schooled the water, and Matt hoped that would hold the blues there a while. Lots of fun on light tackle, and he hopes bigger blues "show up behind these ones." The Norma-K III is fishing for fluke 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 2 to 6:30 p.m. daily and for blues 7:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. daily.
Some fluke have been around, said Capt. Bob from the party boat Gambler. The fishing wasn't great, but wasn't bad, and lots of throwbacks bit, but some keepers did. A 7-1/2-pounder was pasted on this morning's trip. A customer yesterday boated three keepers 4 to 6 pounds. Fluke definitely held in the water, and fishing just needed favorable conditions to catch. The boat drifted too slowly this morning and too fast yesterday. But even during this morning's slow drift, fluke were angled, though lots of skates were, too. Last weekend's nighttime striped bass trips fished slowly, but the crew hopes that will be different when the trips resume tonight. Fluke trips are fishing 8 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 2 to 6:30 p.m. daily. Striper trips are running 7:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. every Thursday through Saturday.
Toms River
Surf anglers still beached striped bass, said Virginia from Murphy's Hook House. The biggest were 28 inches to maybe 19 pounds. Fresh bunker, fresh clams and sometimes swimming lures and popping plugs hit them. Anglers really had to wait out the bass, and lots of dog sharks bit, and a couple of brown sharks did. Boaters had still been scoring well on stripers on the ocean, mostly north of Manasquan Inlet. Party boat fluke fishing improved on the ocean, since the water warmed somewhat. Single-hooked fluke rigs caught. So did S&S Bucktails, and 3 ounces was probably most popular. Chartreuse and Nuclear Chicken were the most popular colors for Gulps fished for fluke. Fluke were boated on Manasquan River on high tides near Route 70 Bridge, the old hospital, Clark's Landing and the Brielle party boats. Fluke bit in Barnegat Bay behind Barnegat Inlet on small jigs like Spros. A couple fluke chewed in the inlet. Blowfish nibbled toward the BI and BB markers in the bay. Murphy's, located on Route 37, also owns Go Fish Bait & Tackle on Fischer Boulevard in Toms River.
Seaside Heights
A couple of blowfish were nabbed from the dock the last couple of days, said George from The Dock Outfitters. A couple of small fluke were, too, and in the surf, small blues and fluke were banked. A couple of small striped bass were beached in mornings. Crabbing was picking up and pretty good from the dock and on the store's rental boats. The Dock Outfitters, located on Barnegat Bay, blocks from the ocean surf, features a bait and tackle shop, a café, a dock for fishing and crabbing, boat rentals and jet-ski rentals. Bait stocked currently includes killies, fresh clams, fresh bunker and frozen local spearing.
Forked River
Fluke were boated at the 40 can and the research buoy in 7 to 9 feet of water on Barnegat Bay, said Brian from Grizz's Forked River Bait & Tackle. Blowfish reportedly hovered near the Barnegat docks in the bay, and blowfish were seen from off Berkeley Island Park in the bay. Grizz from the shop saw bluefish near the research buoy while fluking the other day. Fluke were sometimes boated at ocean reefs. One customer bagged two on the ocean off the bathing beach at Island Beach State Park. Ocean striped bass fishing kind of shut off beginning this weekend. Anglers said they marked the fish but didn't hook any. They had been catching from Seaside to Lavallette. Crabbing was good, including for some 4-1/2- to 5-inchers. Fresh, local spearing was stocked for the first time this year two days ago. Baits carried also include killies and frozen local and Canadian spearing. Shark baits are still stocked, and Brian heard nothing about sharking recently.
Barnegat Light
Barnegat Bay's fluke fishing wasn't bad, and maybe 2 or 3 in 10 were keepers, said Rob from Van's Boat Rentals. The back side of the Dike and Double Creek Channel gave them up. Bluefish could always pop up in the bay, and no fish like kingfish were heard about yet. No weakfish were reported. On the ocean, striped bass or bluefish were trolled here or there, but very few. Crabbing should begin locally in a couple of weeks, beginning later than at some places, because of cool ocean water from Barnegat Inlet locally. Clamming's usually good locally. "We have delicious clams," he said. Bait stocked includes minnows, fresh clams when available, fresh bunker when available, frozen spearing, all the different types of frozen squid, and practically all bait fished locally, including chum for blowfishing on the bay. All tackle and supplies are carried, including minnow buckets, chum pots and so on. Van's rents boats from tillers with a 9 h.p. engine to center consoles with a 50 h.p. for three to five people for fishing, crabbing, clamming and pleasure. Kayaks are also rented, and facilities include a complete tackle shop and a complete marina with slips, gas and full boat servicing.
A few more keeper fluke were belted today than during the previous few days on the Miss Barnegat Light, a report on the party boat's website said. Plenty of throwbacks, some skates and some sizable, out-of-season sea bass were tossed back on today's trip. The Miss Barnegat Light is fishing for fluke at 8 a.m. daily.
Fluke fishing's been good on Barnegat Bay, and lots, including many sizable, were docked at Bobbie's Boat Rentals, Vince Sr. said. The fish were boated including between the shop and the Dike, at Double Creek Channel and at High Bar Harbor. Bluefishing slowed, but some were landed. Blues might've swum Barnegat Inlet, but rental boaters fought the blues on the bay. Two boats returned with good catches of big striped bass from the ocean yesterday, even if that was surprising, because the fishing was slower recently. Crabs began to be trapped, and nobody clammed recently from the shop. But the clamming's usually good. Bobbie's features a complete bait and tackle shop, a fuel dock and boat and kayak rentals. The boats are used for fishing, crabbing, clamming and pleasure. The store is known for bait supply, including live bait in season.
Mystic Island
Similar to last week, the bay's summer flounder fishing was mostly slow, said Brandon from Scott's Bait & Tackle. The fishing was hit and miss, good one day, bad another. A few flounder were bagged from the ocean, no numbers. No striped bass were heard about from the ocean, really. Maybe anglers would find one under a pod of bunker. Bluefish 2 or 3 pounds were sometimes found in the bay under birds working baitfish. A few spike weakfish were around, but anglers who find them don't tell where. None of the small fish like baby sea bass schooled the bay yet, really, that sometimes make up a fishery in summer. Those catches can include the sea bass and weakfish, blowfish, croakers and snapper blues. Boaters anchor and chum for them. Lots of sharks haunted the bay, and Brian tried for blues on the bay last evening, and hooked a 20-pound brown shark. Browns are prohibited and must be released, and many of the bay's sharks are prohibited like that, but anglers let them go, and some of the sharks are large sand sharks that aren't prohibited. Boaters chum for them in evenings to fight big fish. Lots of bait schooled waters like a creek Brian fished that came alive with herring and peanut bunker at dusk. But only sharks bit. Crabbing's been "real fair," he said. Some were big, too, like a 7-incher trapped in the pot in the lagoon behind the store. One crabber reported trapping two 8-inchers. That's huge. Plenty of minnows are stocked. Bloodworms, live grass shrimp, fresh clams and fresh bunker are carried.
For summer flounder anglers on the back bay, catches still steadily increased, said Capt. Dave from Absecon Bay Sportsman Center. The anglers still hoped for better, but the average angler caught pretty well. They fished the tide, tackling a few keepers, usually including a sizable over 4 pounds, in a trip. So flounder fishing was pretty good. Weakfish still "snuck around" back waters, and most trying for them kept quiet about details including location, but a quite a few shedder crabs were sold for bait, and that's how Dave knows they caught. Plenty of shedders are stocked from Delaware Bay, and that also means plenty of soft-shell crabs for eating are carried for the moment. The shop raises them, and get them while they're in, and click the link and Like the store's soft-shell Facebook page to keep up on when they're available. Eeling for striped bass was good at night at bridges and other structure. Stripers and weaks were winged from the mouth of Mullica River, like previously. From the surf, kingfish gave up good catches, and one angler landed more than 70 from Ventnor Pier yesterday.
Kingfish moved into the surf pretty well, said Capt. Andy from Riptide Bait & Tackle. Pretty steady pick, and bloodworms were the bait to soak, because the water was 65 degrees, cool for Fishbites artificial worms. Brown sharks, a prohibited species, also moved into the surf, and anglers release them, fishing with a kingfish head, a mackerel head or any kind of head. A chunk of mackerel or similar bait can be fished, but heads are choice. Drum were beached from the surf here and there, but mostly moved on, like they do this time of year, after good catches recently. The annual Team America Tackle Sale will be held Saturday at the store. The sale is buy-one, get one free for all Team America tackle and gear, like rigs, hats, koozies and everything. An angler can buy 100 rigs, and get another 100 free.
Atlantic City
Anglers on foot bailed kingfish, numbers and good-sized, from the surf near Absecon Inlet and from the inlet, said Noel from One Stop Bait & Tackle. They sometimes yanked summer flounder from the same waters. They banked an occasional striped bass, not many, from the inlet at night. Sometimes a weakfish came from all these waters. For the kings, bloodworms and head-on shrimp, both stocked, were fished. A Fluke Candy Rig the shop stocks worked well on the flounder, like last year. The rig features a floating jighead that floats bait 18 or 19 inches off bottom, trailed behind a bucktail. All baits, a large supply, are stocked. Two dozen bloodworms are $20. Fresh clams are $6 a dozen, and fresh bunker are three for $5.
For anglers on the party boat Keeper, back-bay summer flounder fishing was sometimes spotty, and a little slow yet, but was much better than a couple of weeks ago, Capt. John said. The fishing kept improving, and the keepers were all sizable, often 19 to 21 inches, and 4- to 6-pounders were taken each week. No other fish bit, except sharks and sea robins. Lots of bait schooled the bay, including lots of peanut bunker. That looked promising for flounder fishing. Flounder bit minnows and mackerel that's provided and Gulps that anglers brought. All worked, and anglers should bring Gulps. The Keeper is fishing for summer flounder 8 a.m. to 12 noon and 1 to 5 p.m. daily. The trips are only $30 for adults, $25 for seniors and $20 for kids, because fishing is near port, and the pontoon boat is economical on fuel. Rental rods are free.
Egg Harbor Township
The back bay's summer flounder fishing was picking up, actually, said Austin from 24-7 Bait & Tackle. "Getting better as days go on," he said, and usual areas produced, but Rainbow Channel was one of the best. Minnows and squid hooked most, and Gulps failed to land so many. Sometimes the bay's boaters ran into a school of bluefish, fish that were "average-sized," not as big as earlier this year. Sometimes boaters in the know – about how, when and where – reeled in striped bass from the bay, mostly toward Longport. Crabbing was improving, and was good whenever a day's weather was. The shop's rental boats are available for fishing and crabbing from Patcong Creek, running past the shop, where they're docked, to the bay and Great Egg Harbor River. Patcong is one of the best places for crabbing and is a tributary of the Great Egg, meeting the river at the river's mouth on the bay. Minnows are a whopping half-price at the store throughout the fishing season: $3 for a half-pint, $6 for a pint and $12 for a quart. Shedder crabs are stocked, and fresh bunker and fresh clams were arriving today. The company also owns 24-7 Bait & Tackle in Marmora.
Anglers will resume fishing Friday through Sunday on trips for summer flounder on the ocean on the Stray Cat, after the vessel was repowered, Capt. Mike said. Trips for up to six anglers will sail then, and the Coast Guard is supposed to inspect the vessel Monday for up to 22 passengers. If nothing unforeseen happens, the boat then will be back to fishing at full capacity. Mike fished on the vessel the other day, hanging a few good-sized sea bass and ling, before sea bass season was closed beginning Monday.
Ocean City
Eight-hour charters for up to six people are available on the party boat Captain Robbins, said Capt. Victor from the party boat Miss Ocean City. The company also owns the Captain Robbins, and will also run another party boat beginning next week that will fish on open-boat trips for summer flounder on the bay in mornings and on the ocean in afternoons.
Back-bay summer flounder fishing turned on a little, said Pat from Fin-Atics. The keeper ratio was low, but the flounder were found at Ships Channel and off the islands off 17th Street. Flounder swam the surf in numbers, and anglers fished for them with bucktails with Gulps or strip baits, sometimes with a trailer. Surf fishing was pretty good, including for blues and kingfish. The blues were 12 to 18 inches, and the kings bit bloodworms or Fishbites artificial worms. A couple of schools of weakfish in the surf were heard about. From the ocean, no mako sharks were talked about in a week or so. Not much was mentioned about tuna. Many customers crabbed, trapping a slow pick, Brian thought.
Sea Isle City
Many reports about the back bay's summer flounder fishing said that while there were keepers, not a lot of flounder bit, not the droves of small that the fishing usually beats up all day, said Mike from Sea Isle Bait & Tackle. That was unusual, but some good flounder fishing was reported from ocean reefs and other bottom structure in the ocean, on a regular basis. Sounded like kingfish moved into the surf pretty well. Decent numbers of striped bass were played at night under lights, like at docks and bridges, on soft-plastic lures like Fin-S Fish and Bass Assassins. A couple of sharks were heard about from the surf. Good catches of tuna and mako sharks had been reported from Wilmington Canyon. Not a lot of reports rolled around about boating for sharks closer to shore. But sharks including makos and threshers were still around in those waters.
One of the inshore shark trips sailed Monday afternoon aboard with a family, releasing three dusky sharks and two brown sharks, said Capt. Joe Hughes from Jersey Cape Guide Service, affiliated with Sea Isle Bait & Tackle. The fish were fought on mackerel fillets on conventional rods, and Joe also fly-fishes for them. The trips, usually within 10 miles from shore, anchor over structure known to attract sharks, and chum for them. Duskies and browns are required to be released, and the trips are a chance to fight big fish without the long haul offshore. Joe hasn't fished for them much this year, but the sharks are in. A charter fished for summer flounder on the back bay aboard Wednesday, pulling in 10 including one keeper 20 inches. The flounder fishing's been slow compared with other years, but is improving, and Joe's trips are "grinding it out." A flounder trip with an angler Monday morning on the bay caught and released a bunch of throwbacks aboard. Tides weren't ideal for striped bass fishing this week on the bay with popper lures that Joe specializes in. High tides at dusk, ideal, happen every two weeks. Keep up with Joe's fishing on Jersey Cape's Blog.
***Update, Friday, 6/24:*** Fishing for summer flounder was spotty on the back bay, and weather didn't help, said Mike from Canal Side Boat Rentals. The fish were there, but maybe were hunkered down in weather. Yesterday was windy, but not bad, better than forecasts. Crabbing was pretty decent, steady, on the bay. Another nice weakfish, he said, was brought in from the bay. No bluefish were seen from the bay, but a few blues around were heard about. Baits stocked include plenty of minnows, and they're good-sized. The supplier said catching minnows became somewhat more difficult. Maybe that was because of weather, but a healthy supply of good-sized is stocked. Canal Side rents boats for fishing, crabbing and pleasure and kayaks. ***Get a $5 discount*** on a rental boat if you mention Fishing Reports Now. A large supply of bait and tackle is carried. Crabs for eating are sold, and the price changes according to market price. Crabs were currently $35 per dozen live and $40 per dozen cooked for No. 1s. No. 2s were currently $20 for the first dozen live or cooked, and $15 for each additional dozen live or cooked. Customers enjoy the crabs at picnic tables with umbrellas on the water at the store, or enjoy them at their own location.
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Five yellowfin tuna 30 to 35 pounds, some mahi mahi and a bunch of false albacore were boated at Baltimore Canyon in 100 fathoms Monday with Caveman Sportfishing, Capt. John said. Some boats caught bigger or smaller yellowfins, and the catch with Caveman, all trolled, wasn't as good as he expected. The yellowfin fishing had lit up earlier in the morning, from 4:30 to 7 o'clock, mostly before the boat arrived at 6:30 a.m. After 7 o'clock, a yellowfin would be picked here and there. John expects to arrive long before daylight, departing at midnight, on the next day trip, he wrote on Caveman's Facebook page. Boats that overnighted and met the early morning fishing scored better. He doesn't know how many times he's seen excessive boat traffic scatter or sound tuna, he wrote on the page. A friend the next day arrived at 9 a.m. on the tuna grounds, catching one yellowfin in morning, a bigeye tuna that evening, and 12 yellowfins the next morning at daybreak. Bigeyes showed up this weekend for the first time this year, really. Loads of pilot whales swam the Baltimore, usually the first sign of bigeyes, he said. A strong, fish-attracting temperature break from 66 to 73 degrees was seen on satellite charts before Caveman's trip arrived at the area. The fish-holding water had shoved 40 miles south on arrival. Goodness knows where it'll be now. Forty miles farther south was extremely south for boats from farther north in New Jersey, like from Manasquan Inlet and Belmar. It was far for Cape May, too, but the angling from Cape May was way better than for boats farther north that fish places like Lindenkohl, Toms and Hudson canyons. Tuna fishing's been best from Cape May this time of year in recent years, and Caveman is taking advantage. Caveman specializes in big tuna, too. Bigeyes. In 2014, almost 22 trips in a row landed at least one bigeye aboard.
Tuna fishing was weathered out because of wind Wednesday on the Heavy Hitter, Capt. George said. More tuna trips are slated for the weekend, and shark fishing is still possible, if anglers want sharks. The ocean remained in the 60 degrees, a temperature for sharks, and sharking usually lasts until the end of the month. Ocean summer flounder fishing is available. Private boaters were known about who scored well on flounder at the Old Grounds on Sunday on the ocean. Some put together good catches at Cape May Reef on the ocean. Some scored well, and some didn't. The wind that weathered out the tuna trip was only supposed to blow 10 to 15 knots, kicking up 3- to 4-foot seas, in Monday's forecast. Then the forecast changed to 10 to 25 knots and 6- to 10-foot seas. Wind must've blown 20 knots on land Wednesday in Cape May, though skies were sunny, and weather was warm.
Some rough, northeast weather barreled through at times, including strong wind Friday and fierce wind Tuesday that near Cape May snapped telephone poles and knocked out electric that was still down 24 hours later, said Capt. Paul from the party boat Porgy IV. That seemed to scatter summer flounder that the boat fished for on the ocean, making catches hit and miss. The angling was better earlier in the month, but some of the fluke were around, and they'll bunch up again. Maybe that could happen this weekend, but anglers will see. The number of good-sized flounder that were decked previously didn't bite. A big swell remained on the ocean Wednesday from the wind, and not many of the fluke bit on the day's trip. On Tuesday, one of the anglers bagged four flounder to a 4-pounder, winning the trip's pool with the fish, not big. Another angler also bagged four on the outing. On Monday's trip, conditions failed to drift the boat, never good for flounder fishing. Craig Constantino from Voorhees sacked three keepers to a 6-pounder on the outing. Sunday's trip also had no drift. "You had to make a bite," Paul said. "You couldn't wait for a bite." Few flounder were landed, but John Riccardi from Williamstown limited out on five to a 5-pounder that won the trip's pool. The Porgy IV is fishing for summer flounder at 8 a.m. daily.
The ocean's summer flounder fishing seemed really to turn on, said Nick from Hands Too Bait & Tackle. Good catches were reported from the Old Grounds, Reef 11 and Cape May Reef. The back bay's flounder fishing was pretty slow, but the flounder bagged were quality-sized there. Rumors began to be heard about flounder from Delaware Bay. Weakfish, good-sized, schooled at Delaware Bay's stakes, and shedder crabs hooked them. Kingfish, spike weaks, some flounder and croakers swam Cape May Channel off Cape May Point. Kings and blues were beached from the surf. Weakfish were angled along surf jetties, and sharks were fought from the surf at night. Use mackerel for the sharks, and sharks in the surf are often prohibited species that must be released. Shark fishing picked up in Delaware Bay, and those are usually prohibited species that are released, too. But they can be sizable and full of teeth. Nothing was heard about sharking on the ocean, and anglers who do that seemed to turn to tuna. Tuna fishing had been great for yellowfins and a few bigeyes between Wilmington and Baltimore canyons. Baits stocked include plenty of minnows. Bloodworms, fresh clams, shedder crabs and eels are on hand.


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Elvis Presley Vinyl LP Record Release News
Read all the latest news of Elvis Presley Vinyl LP releases.
Unheard Elvis Presley 'Way Down in the Jungle Room' sessions coming in August
In early May, we reported some interesting Elvis Presley happenings afoot at the Phillips Recording Service. Although details were vague, officials from Sony/Legacy - the custodians of the Presley catalog - and longtime Elvis TCB band members were on hand at Phillips to work on tracks for an upcoming project. Though unconfirmed officially, the work was reportedly for a 40th anniversary package marking the King's 1976 home recording sessions at Graceland's Jungle Room. 'We mixed 18 tracks from the Jungle Room sessions, and the really cool thing is James Burton, Norbert Putnam, David Briggs, Ronnie Tutt - all those guys who played with Elvis came to town and hung out while I mixed', says Ross-Spang. 'It's pretty interesting mixing with James Burton standing over your shoulder'. Ross-Spang's work offers a sparer-sounding version of the Jungle Room material. 'Those songs were originally done on 16-track at the house, but afterward, (Elvis producer) Felton Jarvis took the tracks back to Nashville and added strings and horns and overdubs. Which was cool, but it's really great just to have the original kind of swamp-y tracks, real bare bones. I think that's where some of the material really shines'.
Elvis Presley : 'Way Down In The Jungle Room' 2 LP Record Set
RCA Records and Legacy Recordings, the catalog division of Sony Music Entertainment, will release 'Way Down In The Jungle Room', a definitive new 2 LP record collection of Elvis Presley's last studio recordings, on Friday, August 5. The recorded in Graceland's Legendary Jungle Room includes Studio Masters, Rare Alternate Takes and 16-page Booklet. With original recordings executive-produced by Elvis Presley with producer Felton Jarvis (who'd helmed most of Elvis' records from 1966-1977), 'Way Down In The Jungle Room' brings together, for the first time in one collection, master recordings and rare outtakes laid down during two mythic sessions (February 2-8, 1976 and October 28-30, 1976) in Graceland's den -- known as the Jungle Room -- which was converted into a professional caliber recording studio for the purpose of capturing these indelible performances. The outtakes have been newly mixed by Grammy Award-winning engineer Matt Ross-Spang at Sam Phillips Recording in Memphis, Tennessee.
'Elvis : Way Down In The Jungle Room' Sony Legacy 2 CD and 2 LP Releases
RCA Records and Legacy Recordings, the catalog division of Sony Music Entertainment, will release 'Way Down In The Jungle Room', a definitive new 2-CD collection of Elvis Presley's last studio recordings, on Friday, August 5. The recorded in Graceland's Legendary Jungle Room includes Studio Masters, Rare Alternate Takes and 16-page Booklet. According to the album's producers, 'Way Down In The Jungle Room' has been resequenced to 'bring a fresh perspective to the material'. The material on Disc 2 - The Outtakes was mixed for this collection at the Sam Phillips Recording Service in Memphis and includes both outtakes and in-the-studio dialog, providing a 'fly-on-the-wall experience of what the sessions were like'. With the exception of track 13 ('She Thinks I Still Care'), the performances on Disc 2 have been sequenced in the order they were recorded. 'Way Down' will also be available on 150g 12' vinyl in a 2LP gatefold sleeve.
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'Elvis Christmas Album 140 gram HQ Red vinyl' Limited to 1,000 Worldwide w/ Bonus Tracks.
Elvis Presley '55 Recorded Live At The Louisiana Hayride in GOLD vinyl
'Elvis Presley '55 Recorded Live At The Louisiana Hayride' in GOLD vinyl is a 15 track collection of material recorded live in 1955 on the set of the legendary radio program, the Louisiana Hayride.
Elvis Presley 'The Signature Collection' Vinyl picture disc EP 45 RPM and compact disc
We are pleased inform you about the imminent availability of our newest release from our reissue studio. The Elvis Presley 'The Signature Collection' is limited to 500 units numbered and remastered for optimal listening : Each of the ten (10) 'Signature Collection' releases will contain both a Vinyl 45 RPM picture disc EP and a compact disc vinyl replica including 4 titles EP vinyl + 4 rare and unpublished alternative versions thereof, and cover Rock'n'Roll, Classical, Gospel, Blues, Soundtracks, Country, Ballads, Sun Studio and Christmas Songs: With these 10 45 rpm color vinyl EPs and their associate Compact Disc you will find all facets of the talent of the King! There is a new release every 3 weeks: Number 1 (Rock 'N' Roll) is already available. Start collecting!
'Didja' Ever - 1960' (part III) 150 NUMBERED copies 12" YELLOW vinyl record
'Didja' Ever - 1960' (part III) is a limited Edition of just 150 NUMBERED copies 12" YELLOW vinyl record album featuring classic Elvis recordings from 1960.
Record Review : Elvis : Such A Night In Pearl Harbor 'Record Store Day' 2 x LP Record
When it is said of Elvis' return to the stage in Las Vegas in 1969 was his 'first live performance in 8 years', this concert is the one referenced - and as a 'last' concert for so long - fittingly it was a powerhouse performance, exciting for what it was, but disappointing in that the 1960s were not full of, and known for such performances instead of just movies.
Record Review : The Complete Louisiana Hayride Archives 1954-1956 RSD 2 LP
Memphis Recording Service (MRS) released 'The Complete Louisiana Hayride Archives 1954-1956' as a limited edition 1000 copies only double vinyl LP Record for 'Record Store Day' (RSD) April 16, 2016. The first thing that immediately strikes you with this latest package from MRS is the high-quality that MRS releases have now become famous for. 'The Complete Louisiana Hayride Archives 1954-1956' is a gorgeous 24 page Gatefold with many rare and unreleased photographs. It contains extensive linear notes, with informative and historical facts on Elvis' time with the Louisiana Hayride. This double LP focus' on one of the earliest parts of Elvis' career ... perhaps one of the most important parts of Elvis' career. As fine a release as the CD version was, it just can't compete with a 12 inch by 12 inch 24 page booklet!
Record Review : Elvis, Showroom Internationale 'Record Store Day' 2 LP
'Legacy Records' Elvis Presley 'Record Store Day' release for 2014 was, 'Showroom Internationale', a special numbered 2 x LP deluxe gatefold (picture below) pressed on 180G vinyl and is one of the best 'RSD' offerings so far. This show was recorded on August 12, 1970 at the Dinner Show concert when Elvis was filming the documentary 'That's the Way It Is'. This is Elvis performing at an absolute peak of his vocal prowess. The sound quality on this 17-track double LP is as stellar as is the selection here making this a must-have!
'The Complete Louisiana Hayride Archives 1954-1956' 2 LP Vinyl for RSD
Memphis Recording Service (MRS) have released 'The Complete Louisiana Hayride Archives 1954-1956' as a limited edition 1000 copies only double vinyl LP Record for 'Record Store Day' (RSD). This Limited Edition 180 gram 2 LP set contains for the first time ever, the complete archival live recordings of the Louisiana Hayride by Elvis Presley from 1954-1956 on vinyl. All of the 33 tracks herein are re-mastered using the most sophisticated technology and include recently discovered material, including a live version of 'I Forgot to Remember to Forget' and a brand new song 'Little Mama', released for the first time ever on vinyl. The bonus 24 page booklet has many rare and unreleased photographs. It contains extensive linear notes, with informative and historical facts on Elvis' time with the Louisiana Hayride.
FTD are re-pressing the following 'Sold Out' Titles
FTD are pleased to announce that the following items are being re-pressed. It's hoped that some will be available for the new release ship out. The MOST notable are, Sold Out, Hot August Night and The On Stage Season. The other titles; FTD 94 Elvis (Fool), FTD 125 Elvis (2nd Album), FTD 131 Flaming Star, FTD 134 King Creole, FTD 137 Live A Little, Love A Little, and FTD 128 The Return To Vegas. in vinyl, FTD advise that all catalogue Vinyl is sold out except the latest release, FTD 312 'He Touched Me : The Recording Sessions'. (ALL these titles can be ordered from ElvisPresleyShop.com).
Follow That Dream (FTD) will issue 3 new releases in May
Follow That Dream (FTD) will issue 3 new releases in May. There are 2 double CD releases, 'ELVIS - NBC-TV Special' (2-CD) in the Classic Album (7") Series, 'Las Vegas 1975' double soundboard CD in the FTD Soundboard Concert (5") Series, and a special limited edition vinyl release, 'King Creole - The Mono Monitor Mixes'. (1x LP 180 gram Clear Vinyl Hand Numbered Limited Edition). Pre-order now.
'Still Wielding The Old Magic!' CD | DVD | Double Vinyl Soundboard Box Set
VV records, presents a 400 copy only CD, DVD and double Vinyl LP box set, : 'Still Wielding The Old Magic!', a limited edition box set housed in a deluxe 350 grams gatefold sleeve that includes: - a double vinyl edition of the album with the remastered show from Richmond April 10, 1972 - a CD with an unreleased show from Buffalo April 5, 1972 - a DVD with the remastered show from Hampton Road April 09, 1972.
Live In The 50's : The Complete Tour Recordings 2 LP Vinyl Record for RSD
Memphis Recording Service (MRS) will release 'Live In The 50's - The Complete Tour Recordings' as a limited edition 1000 copies only double vinyl LP Record for 'Record Store Day' (RSD) in April. This limited edition 180 gram 2 LP set contains for the first time ever, the complete archival live tour recordings of the 1950's by Elvis Presley. All of the 34 tracks are re-mastered using the most sophisticated technology and includes a bonus track of recently discovered material. The bonus 24 page gatefold photo album has many rare and unreleased photographs and every show listing (including the Louisiana Hayride) of the 1950's.
I Gotta Know - 1960 (Part II) transparent ORANGE vinyl 12" LP
I Gotta Know - 1960 (Part II) transparent ORANGE vinyl 12" LP featuring classic Elvis recordings from 1960. A limited Edition of just 120 NUMBERED copies. This is the first release of this title on coloured vinyl as a twelve inch record (formerly a 10"release).
Elvis : I'm Leavin' : Elvis Folk-Country 1-LP Black Vinyl (RSD Exclusive)
Elvis Presley - I'm Leaving: Elvis Folk-Country 1-LP Black Vinyl (RSD Exclusive) is limited to 5000 copies and includes masters from Elvis' sessions at RCA Victor's Studio B in Nashville in May 1971, a period in which several folk writers' material surfaced spontaneously amid gospel and holiday recordings, plus others with similar provenance: from Dylan¹s 'Tomorrow Is A Long Time' in 1966, to then-contemporary pop-folk such as 'Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues' in 1973, this is Elvis in an introspective mood, masterfully creating definitive versions of iconic compositions that resonated with him for his friends in the studio - and for us. The very best of Elvis Folk-Country 1966-1973. Pre-order now.
RSD : Le Retour D'Elvis Blue Vinyl & His Hand In Mine White Vinyl 2xLP
For 'Record Store Day' release only is the 2 LP Set, 'Le Retour D'Elvis' / 'His Hand In Mine', limited to 1000 copies and 180 GRAM COLORED VINYL (x 2) - this is ONE PRESSING only. Pre-order now.
'Rockers : 16 Good Rockin' Tracks' 100 copies only, transparent RED vinyl LP
Rockwell records will release on transparent RED vinyl with 100 copies only, 'Rockers - 16 Good Rockin' Tracks'. A fast moving compilation of some of Elvis' greatest Rock 'n' Roll classics. Only 100 NUMBERED copies.
Review : If I Can Dream Deluxe Box Set, 17 track extended limited edition
The deluxe box set of 'If I Can Dream' contains a beautiful 17 track double vinyl LP, a poster, a 12' size booklet, and last but not least, a 17 track CD, yes both the CD and the double vinyl record have an extra three bonus tracks, 'What Now My Love, 'Heartbreak Hotel' and 'Anything That's Part of You'. And all in a nice box! The regular version of the CD includes 14 tracks in the UK, as per the US and Australian versions ... So what do we think of the three extra tracks? In this new review we use a selection of the feedback we have received. We have scooped up the last remaining ORIGINAL PRESSING and they are on the way to us NOW.
MRS Record Store Day LP Release Titles Revealed
Memphis Recording Service (MRS) will release three (3) limited edition 1000 copies only double vinyl LP Records in April. The titles are, 'The Complete Louisiana Hayride Archives 1954-1956', 'Such A Night In Pearl Harbor' and 'Live In The 50's - The Complete Tour Recordings'. Read more and view art.
'The Essential Elvis Presley' 2 LP Vinyl Release March 4
In 2007 Sony Music honoured the 30th Anniversary of Elvis' passing by introducing 'The Essential Elvis Presley' to their critically acclaimed Essential Series. Since being released, this album has become one of the most popular offerings to date. On March 4 this definitive career-spanning album will be released as a 28 track double LP Record set that truly represents the soulful and uplifting tracks that include 17 number one hits and multiple milestone recordings. A must have for the serious Elvis fan. Features 28 Elvis hits
'Record Store Day' Release from MRS : 'Such A Night: Live In Pearl Harbor'
Memphis Recording Service will release the limited edition 2LP 'Such A Night: Live In Pearl Harbor' for 'Record Store Day'. Originally released on CD in 2012 extra material will be on the vinyl version! Also included is the debut of the recently discovered press conference for the show which was not available at the time of the CD release. The included 24 page booklet is illustrated with many rare large images and extensive, informative linear notes that recall historical facts up to and including Elvis' arrival and performance in Pearl Harbor. MRS will release the 'Elvis Live In The 50's' in February.
As Long As I Have You on transparent GREEN vinyl from 'Rockwell Records'
Following the recent vinyl LP releases, I Was The One a 12 inch record album on CERISE PINK Vinyl and I Want To Be Free a 12 inch record album on TURQUOISE Vinyl, 'Rockwell Records' will release 'As Long As I Have You' on transparent GREEN vinyl. This 12" 'coloured' vinyl LP record album features classic Elvis recordings from 1957 and 1958. This is a limited Edition of just 270 NUMBERED copies
'He Touched Me - The Recording Sessions' 2 LP Vinyl from FTD
FTD Vinyl is pleased to announce the the release of its 2x LP, 180-Gram, 'He Touched Me - The Recording Sessions' this February. This album completes on vinyl the trio of Elvis' religious albums.
Elvis at Stax Newbury Comics Release 1000 numbered copies 2LP Record Set
A 1000 limited numbered, coloured 2 x LP vinyl edition of Elvis at Stax was recently released by Newbury Comics USA and we have only a few available of this two LP set.
'My Happiness' and 'That's When Your Heartaches Begin' 7-inch 45rpm Single
From Jack White's Third man Record's, a 7-inch 45rpm featuring newly restored versions of the two songs, 'My Happiness' and 'That's When Your Heartaches Begin'. Working from a transfer done by industry expert Alan Stoker at the Country Music Hall of Fame, the audio is as clean as modern technology can make it without losing the feeling and soul that makes these two songs both haunting and breath-taking.
Good Rocking Tonight Limited numbered (1000 copies) BLUE Vinyl LP
To celebrate 'That's All Right' 60th anniversary, VPI are proud to present a Special Collector's Edition of the most sought after Elvis French 10' LP 'Good Rockin' Tonight', originally released in 1957 and considered for a long time as the only album to include the Sun recordings in their original unaltered sound ! Available april 18, 2014. Exclusive and limited reissue (1000 numbered copies) in 12' blue colored vinyl (180g) 19 remastered tracks : 8 original songs + 11 bonus tracks (alternate takes & rare tracks).
Elvis Presley Christmas Album White 180 Gram Vinyl LP
Elvis Presley Christmas Album White 180 Gram Vinyl LP limited edition was recently released by the French Elvis fan club, and is now sold out. We have 10 copies available.
Elvis Presley : I Want To Be Free TURQUOISE Vinyl, LP - 1957 (Part II)
I Want To Be Free a 12 inch record album on TURQUOISE Vinyl, featuring classic Elvis recordings from 1957.
Elvis Presley : I Was The One, CERISE PINK Vinyl LP - 1954, 1955 & 1956 (Part I)
Elvis Presley : I Was The One a 12 inch record album on CERISE PINK Vinyl, featuring the earliest studio recordings from 1954, 1955 & 1956. I was the one - He most certainly was. A limited edition of just 250 NUMBERED copies.
Sam Phillips: The Man Who Invented Rock 'n' Roll 2 CD and 3 LP Releases
Sam Phillips: The Man Who Invented Rock 'n' Roll is a 45-track 2 x CD companion to Peter Guralnick's forthcoming biography of the same name, and a personal, idiosyncratic survey of one of the most important bodies of work in recording history. Also released as a deluxe 3 LP Record set, it features songs mostly spanning the years 1950-1961, hand-selected by Guralnick, who also wrote an exclusive track-by-track essay for the release. Mostly spanning the years 1950-1961, the set shines a light on Phillips' unique approach to recording, his cosmic genius, and revolutionary role in the evolution of blues, country, R&B, gospel and the birth of rock 'n' roll. Featuring big hits, near misses, and never-even-close tracks.
Too Much : The British HMV Singles '57-'58 Vinyl LPs (black and blue vinyl editions)
Too Much : The British HMV Singles '57-'58 comes hot on the heels of Love Me : The British HMV Singles '56-'57 Volume 1 (VTRLP2038). This stunning must have special blue vinyl offering from Vee-Tone Records, concludes their homage to Elvis Presley's highly collectible British HMV singles. Featuring all 5 HMV singles from 1957 to 1958, and including 'All Shook Up" (HMV POP 359), Elvis' very first UK number 1 single (plus bonus tracks from Elvis' two HMV EPs, 'Love Me Tender" and 'Good Rockin' Tonight"). When Elvis signed his new recording contract in November 1955, taking him from Sun Records in Memphis, to national music giant RCA Victor, nobody could have predicted the influence he would have on the course of popular music worldwide. Elvis' pioneering, early UK singles were released on EMIs, HMV label before being moved by British Decca over to RCA/RCA Victor in 1958. Love Me : The British HMV Singles '56-'57 (volume 1) and Too Much The British HMV Singles '57-'58 (volume 2), chart Elvis' meteoric rise in Britain.
'If I Can Dream'/'Bridge Over Troubled Water' 45RPM Vinyl Single' No. 1 in the UK
The numbered, limited edition 'If I Can Dream'/'Bridge Over Troubled Water' 45RPM Vinyl Single' has debuted at No. 1 on the UK's Vinyl Single Chart. Probably it does not take huge numbers to make this chart, but it is a number 1 just the same as we start to watch the global impact of the new 'If I Can Dream: Elvis Presley With The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra' CD. We have a small number of this single in stock now.
Limited Edition original discarded art layout Moody Blue vinyl for release
Moody Blue is the final studio album by Elvis Presley. The album was a mixture of live and studio work, and included the four tracks from Elvis' final studio recording sessions at Graceland in October 1976 and two tracks left over from the previous Graceland session in February 1976. NOW, continuing on from the excellent Follow That Dream vinyl editions, FTD is pleased to announce the release of 'Moody Blue' in its original discarded art layout for the first time. To create a unique collectible, it is issued in clear vinyl and each Pressing is hand numbered. This is edition is limited to 1500.
Deluxe Box Set : If I Can Dream: Elvis Presley With The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra
The super deluxe version of the 'If I Can Dream: Elvis Presley With The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra' album includes 3 additional tracks on CD, 2 heavyweight LPs, a poster and a 12" booklet, all housed in a box. This is is a remarkable new album featuring classic Elvis vocal performances with brand-new orchestral accompaniment, along with a duet with Michael Bublé on Fever.
It's A Sin. Limited numbered Edition Vinyl LP, 100 copies from Rockwell Records
It's A Sin. Limited numbered Edition Vinyl LP, 100 copies from Rockwell Records.
'Moody Blue - 2x LP Limited Edition' Hand Numbered, Clear Vinyl
Continuing on from the excellent Follow That Dream vinyl editions, FTD is pleased to announce the release of 'Moody Blue' in its original discarded art layout for the first time. To create a unique collectible, it is issued in clear vinyl and each Pressing is hand numbered. This is edition is limited to 1500.
'Elvis Love Songs' 3LP Gatefold 180g Red Vinyl
'Elvis Love Songs' 3LP Gatefold 180g Red Vinyl has just been released following the 'Love Songs 3 CD Set' earlier this year. The Elvis recordings collected here have now retained their appeal for over half a century. As Eighties chart-topper and confirmed Presley fan Huey Lewis says, 'The best way to appreciate his greatness is just to go back and play some of the old records. Time has a way of being very unkind to old records, but Elvis' keep getting better and better.' In other words - if you love music, you'll love Elvis' love songs ... especially on this superb 3LP gatefold edition on glorious red vinyl!
Behind the scenes at re-release My Happiness
On March 15 we reported that Jack White, an American musician, record producer, and occasional actor. bought the My Happiness of acetate at the Graceland auction on January 8 this year. Now the latest update we have is that on February 26, White took his $300,000 acetate to Alan Stoker, a specialist from Nashville's Country Music Hall of Fame, to digital transfer the acetate. You can now view a video clip showing the beginning of the work, looking at and playing the acetate. White will release the acetate again for Record Store Day in America on April, 18, and later a 7" version will be released.
Jack White to Reissue Elvis Presley's First Acetate
It was recently revealed in a Billboard Magazine interview that rock 'n' roll musician Jack White purchased Elvis Presley's first acetate, considered the holy grail of rock 'n' roll, Auction January 8, 2015. White will release a reissue of the acetate, which features covers of 'My Happiness' and 'That's When Your Heartaches Begin', for Record Store Day on April 18 via his Nashville-based label, Third Man Records. The Record Store Day version will be a limited facsimile 10-inch 78 rpm disc, while later this year, Third Man will release a widely available 7-inch 45 rpm featuring newly restored versions of the two songs.
Elvis Presley : The British HMV Singles '56-'57 PINK Vinyl release
Vee-Tone Records will will release 2 versions of Elvis Presley : 'Love Me The British HMV Singles '56-'57'. Just announced is a Pink Vinyl to be released May 16. 'Elvis Presley : The British HMV Singles '56-'57' is a 12" album, limited to 500 copies, bringing together in chronological order, all of Elvis' electrifying and now highly collectible British HMV singles released between March 1956 and March 1957.
Elvis Presley : 'Love Me The British HMV Singles '56-'57' 12" Vinyl LP
Hot on the heals of the recent release of 'Such A Night : Rockin' In The Early 60s', Vee-Tone Records will next release, 'Elvis Presley : The British HMV Singles '56 - '57' on April 20. This is a 12" album bringing together in chronological order, all of Elvis' electrifying and now highly collectible British HMV (His Masters Voice) singles released between March 1956 and March 1957. This limited edition of only 500 copies. Quality 180g black vinyl : Printed colour inner sleeve : Liner notes : Stunning artwork : Contains all 8 singles from between March '56 to March '57 in chronological order : 500 Limited Edition.
Elvis Now .. And Again FTD double LP Vinyl Set
Follow That Dream (FTD) will release 'Elvis Now ... and Again' a 180 gram vinyl LP release featuring an alternative extended version of the original album. Mastered at Abbey Road Studios, it includes mainly outtakes. Hey Jude is omitted as it will feature on a forthcoming at American Sound vinyl release.
My Baby Left Me (MRS) 'His Master's Voice' 45 r.p.m. 10 inch Vinyl
We have a few copies of the My Baby Left Me 10" vinyl single, a 1000 copies only limited numbered edition that was released in 2007 only through HMV Stores in the UK (For one week only) by the 'Memphis Recording Service'. The single entered the UK Top 40 chart at #19. The single also made the 2009 edition of the 'Guinness Book of World Records' as it took nearly 52 years from the time it was recorded, to be a hit, the longest time a recording has taken to become a hit. This is the longest time it took for a track to become a hit. This 10" vinyl is packaged in high grade stock cover, again replicated to the original HMV sleeve and the labels are replicated to the original HMV EXPORT version of the original. Only 10,000 were made of these and all are individually numbered.
'Showroom Internationale' numbered 2LP vinyl set : Released
Sony Legacy released 'Showroom Internationale', a numbered 2LP vinyl set for 'Record Store Day's' Black Friday on Friday, November 28, 2014, and we have just a few copies. The film 'Elvis: That's The Way It Is' provided fans with their first real glimpse of Elvis performing at an absolute peak of his vocal prowess in August 1970. This individually numbered, 17 song, 2 LP set features the King's full August 12, 1970 dinner show and includes 13 previously unreleased performances.
Released : 'Such A Night : Rockin' In The Early 60s' 10" Vinyl
The Such A Night : Rockin' In The Early 60s', 10" Vinyl, from Vee-Tone Records, has been released. This impressive 10" album features 12 rockin' floor-fillers recorded and released by Elvis Presley between 1960 and 1962 and is a special collector's edition limited to only 1000 copies. Great sound quality and stunning artwork make this a must have addition to any record collection!
Released : The Something For Everybody Sessions 2-disc 180-gram vinyl set
FTD vinyl have released 'The Something For Everybody Sessions' Limited Edition 2LP 180-gram vinyl set.
Released : La Collection 25cm en couleur (French Limited Edition Vinyl Box Set)
Elvis Presley : 'La Collection 25cm en couleur' (French Limited Edition Vinyl Box Set) has been released. This Ultra Limited Edition (1000 only) box set contains: 'Rock and Roll Elvis Presley', 'Jailhouse Rock', 'Noel Avec Elvis', 'King Creole', 'La Retour De Elvis' and 'Loving You'. Each record contains the original art work, and different alternative takes and live versions.
Elvis Presley Limited Edition Turntables 50s, 60s, and 70s period designs
Just released are three (3) Elvis Presley Limited Edition record players / turntables in 50s, 60s, and 70s period designs from Ricatech. Each player features a unique period design with a 3 speed turntable (33-45-78 RPM), Speed & Tone control, Auto return tone arm with Audio Technica needle and much more.


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#21 Mar 24, 2012
The final emphasis for the staff is to help the patient, at the orders of the doctor. The issue that holds back on the care you think is better then what you are receiving is the administration. Budgets have to be met, politics have to be played by those that are administrators, the HR Director makes personel decisions and not the directors, people are kept or let go based on if that person is liked more then if that person does their job well......payments received are based on a scoring system regarding satisfaction....that is the driving force. Employees who do not meet standards imposed by outside forces are not employeed long. There are very few issues directed toward employee satisfication because administration does not get that a happy employee is a better employee. To many jealous petty little people in supervisor positions to have a happy work place. I heard a suspervisor say he is changing things because he can and if I didn't like it I could quit...and I did....no concern for the little guys there.
"It is what it is, folks!!"
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#22 Mar 24, 2012
Nurses are NOT your personal waiters/waitresses. I've worked in many hospitals. I've had years of watching family members take advantage of the staff while they are there visiting...
*More than once, I've seen patients family members try to run a poor nurse half to death, wanting coffee, sodas, etc. Feeding time came and guess where this type of person will go? They'll leave the room while the NURSE helps feed their family member. If you have any love at all for that person, then why aren't YOU also making sure that they eat their meal? It's not that a nurse doesn't WANT to feed your loved one, but YOU should also be of some help. Just as well, don't sit there and ask the nurse mid-meal, if she will bring you a soda, water, or FOOD. One word for you: RUDE! Actually two: Lazy AND rude!
*Many family members won't even offer their loved ones a bed pan when they need it. If you're there, put it under them. When they're finished, help them cleanse, put the bedpan aside and ring for a nurse in case their intake/output is being monitored. I'm sure that your loved one would MUCH rather have your help in such delicate matters..
*If your loved one would like a warm cloth to wipe their face with, run some warm water and offer it to them along with a dry towel. You don't need to ring the nurse for a washcloth unless there are none to be found. Lotion their feet, arms, or legs if they need it. There is NOTHING against hospital policy that states you cannot help them apply deodorant, brush their teeth, or comb their hair while you're there.
*If they'd like a glass of water, don't ring the nurse to come in a give it to them. As long as they aren't on restricted liquids, give them some water! You can also get off of your lazy butt and go ask for a refill of their water pitcher at the nurses station if you see it's running low.
*Don't expect the hospital to feed you for free just because your family member is in one of the beds. You can eat down in the cafeteria. Aside from the fact that I've seen relatives actually eating the patients food themselves....
I've seen some very rude and 'needy' people come in to visit relatives. These are the type that aren't a welcomed sight by ANY nursing staff. Trust me. It doesn't take long to peg the truly "needy" in these situations. These are also the type of people who would complain that a nurse is not "doing enough". Nurses are NOT there to cater to YOUR needs. Their number one goal is to help your loved one and make THEM as comfortable as possible. Not YOU...
Keep in mind that she or he has other patients as well. So while you're there visiting, be proactive with your loved ones care. Don't sit idly by and complain because "not enough" is being done simply because YOU aren't being waited on hand a foot.
#23 Mar 24, 2012
Well folks I nor my family asked for a thing I went got my own drinks and food. The nurses flat out didn't do there job after my wife had surgery. This was our personal experience. There are good and bad nurses guess my wife's health didn't mean as much as the patient they put in the room with her.
#24 Mar 24, 2012
OMG!!! Nicely put!!!
#25 Mar 24, 2012
yeah if your sick dont go to lake cumberland hospital cause they will let you die.
#26 Mar 25, 2012
Matter of the bosses not giving a crap about nothing but themselves and if they don't have to come in and work when someone calls in. They would be better off if they made the work place good enough to not have anyone not want to come to work. To much drama, to much backstabbers, to much butt kissing by supervisors. You don't know if you will lose your job one day to the next because someone tells something, instead of looking into the issue, they just go ahead a fire people. Bosses dont understand that people who want to work in a hospital are there to help people. But sometimes the drama is to much to live with because of the lieing backstabber buttkissers. I quit last year because of all the crap and favoritism that goes on. The worse places are in the basment in the kitchen and houskeeping....a lot of 35 year old teenagers work there...crying and whining all the time. I tried to transfer out of the department worked in, but the person who interviewed me said I wasn't qualified, and the person who got the job was fresh out of high school......lol...but she was pretty and slim and I am old and a little overweight.....
#27 Mar 25, 2012
I have worked at LCRH for several years. You have your good and bad nurses and aides. Myself, I have come to learn with years of experience that you have to not only treat and care for your patients but also the family. Yes, the patients can be very sick but at the same time, you must realize that the family is under a lot of stress and pressure also. You can make your job a lot easier, instead of waiting for them to ask for that coke, cup of coffee or ice. Why don't you take a minute and offer to get it for them. You know, they are trying to hold down a job, take care of families and stay with momma or daddy to keep them from getting up and falling. Give them a break. Big deal, you are a nurse, that doesn't mean you get out of getting that coke, ice, coffee, or even that bedpan. It just means you get paid a little more. So suck it up, have a heart and do your dang job with a smile on your face.
#28 Mar 25, 2012
I don't and will not go to LCRH because I can't afford to. I have great insurance, and it covers us well at UK or Good Sam, but my bill from LCRH gets home before I do. And usually get billed from three or four different entities. Ain't no way I'm going to LCRH.
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#29 Mar 25, 2012
This is just what the problem is, lack of professionalism. You are not a professional as one might expect, but a back country wanabe that didnt get the big city job because of a lack there of, well you guessed it being PROFESSIONAL...
#30 Mar 25, 2012
No one knows how good of a nurse I am but me, my manger, fellow co-workers and patient. I don't have to prove anything to you guys who want to just bring anyone down. Like I said in my first comment, you hear this kind of stuff at any health care facility....
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#33 Mar 26, 2012
LCRH sucks and so does the majority of the people that work there...BUT, I will say that some people think when a family member goes into the hospital, that it's actually vacation time. They get to stay in a free room, at the expense of their family member, they get waited on and they leave their trash and food bags EVERYWHERE. Hell, if it weren't for the family member getting sick, they would NEVER have a fancy vacation. Just sayin.
#34 Mar 26, 2012
what would you do if you went in for pancreatitis
and they gave you so much IV fluids and etc that
they knocked your heart out of rhythm and then wanted to transfer you to another hospital?
#35 Mar 28, 2012
maybe you should go to McDonald... If your actually sick you might be a little more concerned about the status of your health. Try getting a nursing degree and figure out what we really do instead of griping because the nurse was two busy with the other patients who can't breathe or having chest pains to get you a coke (with ice). Get over yourself.
#36 Mar 28, 2012
oh so you were in ICU. You have call lights for a reason. Use it. There are other patients then yourself.
#37 Mar 28, 2012
yeah they do a lot more than give medicines and a lot more than being your personal lady in waiting. Once again get over yourself.
#38 Mar 28, 2012
that is what you see on tv on in the factory you work at. This is not true.
#39 Mar 29, 2012
It's not lack of skill of the individuals (for the most part) or lack of up to date equipment. IT's understaffing. If a nurse has to see 8 patients and one of them is coding, the other 7 will get no care. It's not any better in Lexington. IT's a national shortage and will only get worse.
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#40 Mar 29, 2012
is it really a shortage or hospital not hiring enough staff so they can reap more $$$$?
#41 Mar 30, 2012
Spent four days there last summer. Had blood clots in my lungs. Couldn't have been treated any better anywhere. Definitely saved my life!
#42 Apr 2, 2012
The care a person receives at the hospital by the nurses are germaine to two issues. The first issue is the doctors. Nursing relies on the instructions of the doctors. Any care must be ordered by a doctor that goes beyond normal nursing care. The second issue is reimbursement methods the hospital receives from insurance companies, and the governments involved, both state and federal. If reimbursment is not what is expected, a for profit hospital will therefore cut costs, and in every business, labor is the largest expense. If the issue is money, staff will suffer first. Basic business principle.
One issue at LCRH that effects the attitude of the staff is the atmosphere that is contributed by administration. Based on observation, the admin staff at the hospital has less concern for the patients and more concern for keeping their positions of prestige. Instead of making decisions based on patient care, decisions are made based on keeping their jobs and not putting themselves in jeopardy of being asked to leave. The CEO tries his best, and the new COO tries his best, but when you reach the level of director.....it is all about keeping their jobs. Most directors have no clue how to be in a leadership position, in my humble opinion. Have seen it first when when I was an employee there. Unfortunatly, expressing this opinion to the wrong person is the reason I am not still an employee at the hospital.
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