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Popular Spotted Seatrout fishing Charters in Brigantine  , United States. Good availability and great rates. Read unbiased reviews and choose the best deal for your trip.

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Brigantine

Brigantine, United States

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<p>Brigantine, New Jersey, delivers exceptional saltwater fishing where the Atlantic Ocean meets protected back bays, creating diverse angling opportunities for all experience levels. Positioned between Atlantic City and Long Beach Island, this hotspot features Absecon Inlet and Wreck Inlet, known for year-round action across shifting sandbars and deep channels.</p>

<p>Spring and fall ignite the surf with striped bass, black drum exceeding 50 pounds, and bluefish, while summer brings fluke, kingfish, and sharks near the jetties. The Cove and 38th Street offer prime structure for drifting fluke or targeting trophy drum. Back-bay charters excel in family-friendly half-day trips for fluke and stripers in calmer waters like Grassy Bay.</p>

<p>Offshore adventures reach wrecks and reefs within 15 miles for black sea bass and triggerfish, or venture to deep canyons for pelagic giants—mahi-mahi, tuna, and marlin peak July through October. Surf casting along non-guarded beaches, especially 14th Street to the seawall and Absecon Inlet’s south jetty, remains a local staple for accessible action.</p>

<p>Brigantine’s unique blend of surf, inlet, bay, and offshore ecosystems—coupled with proximity to Atlantic City—makes it a premier Northeast fishery where every season delivers new opportunities.</p>

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	This signals the start of the season! It&rsquo;s the perfect time to bottom fish around the many wrecks and reefs, with Tautog, monster Bluefish, and other species biting hard. The annual Fish Fry takes place, too!</p>


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	There&#39;s plenty of opportunity to face off against Blue and White Marlin out near the canyons! With the warmest water temperatures of the year, you&rsquo;ll be spoiled for choice in the bays and around the reefs and wrecks, too.</div>
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	Fishing is best in the back bays, with abundant Bass, winter Fluke, and Bluefish. This is a great time to experience just how serene Brigantine&rsquo;s waters can be, and hook yourself a trophy Striper, too!</p>


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	February signals the slowing down of the season, so most charters are out of the water and undergoing maintenance. Available trips focus on heading to the reefs and wrecks, where Tautog is biting.</p>


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	Start off the new year in the right way, and head to Brigantine&rsquo;s back bays to target huge Striper before the season ends. Special Striper trips are especially popular during this time of year!</p>


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	Visit now if you want to battle Marlin, Tuna species, and Mahi Mahi. You&rsquo;ll troll at least 80 miles out to the canyons to face these beasts. The Hooked on Fishing youth tournament will also be taking place on land!</p>


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	Charters start gearing up to target big game out by the canyons, with Mahi Mahi and Marlin both on offer. In the bays, Weakfish and Bluefish are especially abundant.</p>


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	You&rsquo;ll be able to hook Stripers in March, despite the slow season, and the end of the month is especially fruitful. Alternatively, head to North End Beach and catch the &ldquo;tail end&rdquo; of the annual horse-riding show!</p>


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	The first summer Fluke begin to appear in the back bays. Black Seabass can be caught and kept during this month, so get ready to hook them out by the reefs and wrecks!</div>


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	This is the true start of Striper season! As well as cruising the back bays to hook masses of trophy-sized species, why not take part in the annual Brigantine Elks Fall Striper Tournament?</p>


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	The summer season is over, which means you&rsquo;ll get Brigantine&rsquo;s waters all to yourself! Mahi Mahi, Marlin, and Yellowfin Tuna are especially abundant around the canyons &ndash; hook them before they retreat for the winter.</p>


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	Before the waters start to cool, explore the bays for summer Fluke and Bluefish. Adventurous anglers can head out onto the Atlantic, where Black Seabass dwell around the reefs. Offshore, big game fish are biting!</p>


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	Atlantic County&rsquo;s first beach town is used to being overshadowed by its famous neighbour, Atlantic City, but the incredible angling offered by Brigantine fishing charters is truly something to brag about. Being lesser-known has really worked to this barrier island&rsquo;s advantage &ndash; come for a visit, and you&rsquo;ll discover beautifully-kept beaches, untouched waters, and fishing adventures for all types of anglers.</p>
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	What type of fishing charter is best for me?</h3>
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	Family (and Newbie!) Friendly Fishing</h4>
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	Brigantine generally attracts a family crowd. If you&rsquo;re traveling with little ones, or are new to angling, the &ldquo;bay side&rdquo; of town is the perfect place to begin your adventure. This area is home to a collection of back bays and flats, including Grassy Bay and Little Bay, and many charters are docked close to the hotspots.</p>
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	Most trips run for half a day, and you&rsquo;ll mainly be using light tackle to fish for huge Fluke, Bluefish, Weakfish, the much-sought-after Striped Bass, and more. We recommend embarking on your trip during the summer months, when these species are abundant and you can combine fishing with other outdoor adventures!</p>
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	If You&rsquo;re Feeling Adventurous</h4>
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	Most captains will take you around 15 miles from shore to bottom fish the abundant local wrecks, as well as the local reefs &ndash; a popular spot in particular is Redbird Reef. You&rsquo;ll be targeting anything from gigantic Fluke, to Black Seabass, Triggerfish, Bluefish, and more.</p>
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	Trips generally start at the six-hour mark, but we recommend opting for eight hours to get the most out of your adventure. On your journey, you&rsquo;ll pass through one of Brigantine&rsquo;s inlets (Little Egg Inlet, Brigantine Inlet, or Absecon Inlet), so you&rsquo;ll potentially get to test your inshore fishing skills, too.</p>
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	For Hardcore Anglers Only!</h4>
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	If you&rsquo;re looking for an unforgettable offshore trip, be prepared to spend at least 16 hours out at sea! This will give you ample time to reach southern New Jersey&rsquo;s famous canyons, including Berkeley Canyon, Spencer Canyon, and Baltimore Canyon. Here, water depths drop from around 100 feet to an incredible 1,000 feet &ndash; and it only gets deeper the further you travel!</p>
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	Seriously deep waters mean you&rsquo;ll have the chance to catch some world-famous pelagic predators, including Mahi Mahi, Marlin, and Yellowfin Tuna. The best time to hook these hard-fighters is between July and October. You&rsquo;ll also be targeting Tilefish, and a variety of notorious Shark species (Mako, Thresher, and Blacktip are common!)</p>
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	What to Bring</h3>
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	Most Brigantine charters provide everything you need, including rods and reels, bait, lures, and tackle. Fishing licenses are usually covered by the charter, too. Bring along:</p>
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		Snacks and drinks! Ice and water is usually provided, but you can bring your own soft drinks. Beer is usually accepted on Brigantine charters, but double-check with your captain.</li>
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		Dress for the weather. This means sunglasses and sunscreen during the summer, and a rain jacket when needed. Most captains recommend you bring a warm jacket year round, as the wind-chill can be uncomfortable!</li>
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		Motion-sickness medication. This is a must for new anglers and families traveling with little ones.</li>
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	Swap the hustle and bustle of Atlantic City for relaxed beach-town vibes, and get ready to explore the angling opportunities of southern New Jersey&rsquo;s best-kept secret!</p>


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