Point Pleasant Beach Striped Bass Fishing Charters

This trip will take you further out than the 5-hour one and you can go after a wide range of species. Your captain will provide all the gear, lures, and bait you need for a successful trip. Pack enough drinks and snacks to keep you going and you're all set! Later departure times are available upon request.

Spend the whole morning on the water, exploring the Raritan Bay and New York Harbor for Striped Bass, Flounder, Weakfish, Bluefish, and much, much more.

Fin Chaser Sportfishing operates for 20 consecutive seasons around New York and New Jersey, offering premium-quality fishing charters. Launching out of Manasquan Inlet, Point Pleasant Beach, you will be perfectly placed to enjoy incredible sportfishing bo

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This is a 4-hour trip to explore the local flats, coves, and bays. You'll mostly be using the captain's light tackle, but feel free to bring along your own fly fishing gear if you'd like. Included in the price of the trip is the fishing license for the group. You'll need to bring a small cooler of food and drinks along with you, as well as sun protection and appropriate clothing for the weather. Bass, Flounder, Bluefish, and more can be targeted on this trip. The starting time is flexible!

This is a private charter for up to 20 people. Boat leave dock at 7 am returns at 3pm. Tip for mates not included in charter price

You'll fish Striper using eels at night.

Six-hour trip or 3/4 day for in season species. Stripers, dea bass, fluke, blues.

3/4 day fishing targeting striped bass, bluefish, weakfish, and false albacore. All gear provided. Mostly run and gun style casting artificial lures on light spinning tackle to schools of blitzing fish under diving birds.

A full day trip leaves the dock at 7:00 a.m. and returns at 3:00 p.m. These trips can be customized to whatever species you would like to target, but work best for Fluke, Black Seabass, and Bluefish in the summer as well as Stripers and Bonitos in the fall. A full day trip can also be broken up to fish for multiple species using multiple methods such as trolling, etc.