101 Fishing Charters
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On this trip, if timed correctly, you can fish the entire tide for species such as Fluke. You can bring along your own food and drink. Rods and reels are included in the price of your adventure, along with bait and your fishing license for the day.
This short fishing trip is perfect for a quick jaunt on the water. You can hit any spot you'd like or let the captain show you his preferred ones. You'll be supplied with all the required equipment and a first mate will assist you with anything else. All departure times are flexible and can be discussed with the Captain prior or after booking.
This is the perfect trip if you're looking to get out on the water for a few hours and still catch a large amount of fish. Travel time is anywhere from 30 minutes to an hour each way, so you'll spend about 2–3 full hours fishing. You'll be trolling for Blues, Spanish Mackerel, and Bonito or bottom fishing for Black Seabass and Flounder. Fishing gear and licenses are included. Arrive 15 minutes before departure and get ready for a fun adventure!
Set sail out onto the back bay of Atlantic City and the Atlantic Ocean and get ready to chase that trophy without distraction. This 4-hour trip for 2 people caters to anglers who are fully dedicated to their fishing session. Departure times vary with the tides each day.
On these action-packed trips, we will be fishing inshore reefs and wrecks for sea bass and other species within 15 miles of shore.
Fish at many of NJ's famous wrecks and reefs as well as Mod Squad's secret spots. We target a variety of species on these trips including Flounder, Black Seabass, Tog, Bluefish, and more. We target specific species at different times so it's wise to contact us prior to your trip and hear what's biting. Capt. Syd has a lifetime of experience fishing in these areas. You can trust he will make good of your time out there. Conditions are never guaranteed on the ocean: Children ages 8+ are recommended.
Venture out to the productive fishing that can be found on the wrecks and snags and hangs around the Atlantic City area. Our species targeted will depend upon what season's are open. This trip is a private charter with your group only, and will usually yield between 1.5 and 2.5 hours of actual fishing time
Enjoy six great hours fishing the productive waters of Raritan Bay aboard 'The Tank.' With her wide 12-foot beam and ultra-stable ride, there's plenty of room for up to six anglers to fish comfortably. Target seasonal favorites like striped bass, fluke, and bluefish specializing in bottom fishing using premium light tackle. Fuel, bait, and fish cleaning are all included — everything you need for a safe, comfortable, and memorable day on the water. Departure times are flexible to meet your needs
Tautog, also called Blackfish, are a prized bottom-dwelling sport fish along New Jersey’s coast. Anglers love them for hard, head-shaking fights and delicious fillets. New Jersey’s many wrecks, reefs, and rock piles make it one of the best places in the United States to target them.
Most trips focus on bottom fishing over structure. Captains anchor precisely and drop crab baits tight to the wreck or reef. Green Crab and White Crab are the go-to baits. Many anglers use simple rigs with a sinker and short leader. Tog jigs also work well when currents are light.
Charter boats usually provide tackle, bait, and safety gear. Crews help you feel the subtle tap, then set the hook fast. Trips range from half day inshore runs to longer rides to deeper wrecks when fish move off. Dress in layers, wear non-slip shoes, and pack sun protection. Bring a small cooler for fillets if keeping fish is allowed.
Top areas in New Jersey include Raritan Bay and the Sandy Hook area, plus the Shark River and Manasquan reef sites. Barnegat Inlet and the reefs off Long Beach Island produce steady action. Farther south, the Atlantic City artificial reefs, Great Egg and Townsend Inlets, Cape May, and the Delaware Bay side all hold Tautog around wrecks and jetties.
Regulations for Tautog change through the year. Always check local license and permit rules, open seasons, and harvest limits before your trip. Your captain can explain current rules and help you fish within them.
