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Captain Christopher Hurst has been a member of FishingBooker since January 2026.

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Captain Christopher Hurst, Brigantine, United States - FishingBooker

A sleek fishing boat anchored in calm waters, showcasing its exterior design against a clear blue sky.

Brigantine Fishing and Ecotours LLC

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	Start off the new year in the right way, and head to Brigantine'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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	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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	You'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 'tail end' of the annual horse-riding show!</p>


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	This signals the start of the season! It'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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	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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	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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	Visit now if you want to battle Marlin, Tuna species, and Mahi Mahi. You'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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	There'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'll be spoiled for choice in the bays and around the reefs and wrecks, too.</div>
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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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	The summer season is over, which means you'll get Brigantine's waters all to yourself! Mahi Mahi, Marlin, and Yellowfin Tuna are especially abundant around the canyons – hook them before they retreat for the winter.</p>


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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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	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's waters can be, and hook yourself a trophy Striper, too!</p>


Christopher Hurst

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Brigantine Fishing and Ecotours LLC

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