New Jersey Fishing Reports (February 2026)

Clint Clement
Cape May, New Jersey
Reported: 1 month ago

Last couple of days all were released too big

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Clint Clement Cape May, New Jersey Reported: 1 month ago

Last couple of days all were released too big

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Clint Clement
Cape May, New Jersey
Reported: 2 months ago

Fishing was good today

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Clint Clement Cape May, New Jersey Reported: 2 months ago

Fishing was good today

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Derek Bieletz
Highlands, New Jersey
Reported: 2 months ago

Striped bass fishing remains solid. We are seeing average catches of 30-65 fish per trip with a mix of short, keepers, and overs coming into the boat. We hope to get another week or two out of the striper fishing, as there are still plenty of fish to the east...

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Derek Bieletz Highlands, New Jersey Reported: 2 months ago

Striped bass fishing remains solid. We are seeing average catches of 30-65 fish per trip with a mix of short, keepers, and overs coming into the boat. We hope to get another week or two out of the striper fishing, as there are still plenty of fish to the east of us. We are also blackfishing as well and will continue to target them right up until the New Year before concluding our season.

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Jeff Stull
Somers Point, New Jersey
Reported: 2 months ago

The striped bass migration has arrived off Atlantic City. Massive schools of bunker, bass and bluefin when the wind lays down.

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Jeff Stull Somers Point, New Jersey Reported: 2 months ago

The striped bass migration has arrived off Atlantic City. Massive schools of bunker, bass and bluefin when the wind lays down.

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Eddie Endresen
Keyport, New Jersey
Reported: 4 months ago

The ocean was calling, and Andrew and his crew answered, ready to chase their new personal bests. The fluke fishing was on fire, with the guys reeling in one beauty after another. But the real adrenaline rush came when Andrew's rod doubled over—a telltale sign of a true trophy. "This...

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Eddie Endresen Keyport, New Jersey Reported: 4 months ago

The ocean was calling, and Andrew and his crew answered, ready to chase their new personal bests. The fluke fishing was on fire, with the guys reeling in one beauty after another. But the real adrenaline rush came when Andrew's rod doubled over—a telltale sign of a true trophy. "This is a good one!" he yelled, and the battle began. Our mate, Rich, was on standby, net in hand, ready for the big moment. After a skillful fight, the prize was landed—a magnificent 7-pound fluke! The cheers and high-fives said it all; Andrew had smashed his personal best and landed a fish he won't soon forget. This is more than just a fishing trip; it's a chance to make epic memories and land the catch of a lifetime.

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Eddie Endresen
Keyport, New Jersey
Reported: 4 months ago

Fluke Trip Report On our recent fluke trip, the action was nonstop! We had a great mix of experienced anglers and complete beginners on board, and everyone got in on the fun. The rods were bent all day long, with plenty of reeling to go around. We landed a good...

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Eddie Endresen Keyport, New Jersey Reported: 4 months ago

Fluke Trip Report On our recent fluke trip, the action was nonstop! We had a great mix of experienced anglers and complete beginners on board, and everyone got in on the fun. The rods were bent all day long, with plenty of reeling to go around. We landed a good number of keepers and safely released many shorts to be caught another day. When the bite slowed down in one spot, we didn't wait around. We quickly moved to new, productive locations, and that strategy paid off in a big way. By the end of the day, we had 13 keeper fluke in the box, including a doormats that weighed up to six pounds. Back at the marina, our mate Rich provided top-notch service, expertly filleting and bagging everyone's catch and putting it on ice. All you had to do was grab your bag and head home to cook up a delicious dinner. We're more than a charter boat; we're a fishing adventure waiting to happen.

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Michael Behot
Randolph, New Jersey
Reported: 1 year ago

Fishings been really good when I can get out. The wind has been bad but a lot of fish are around. The beginning of next week should be good.

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Michael Behot Randolph, New Jersey Reported: 1 year ago

Fishings been really good when I can get out. The wind has been bad but a lot of fish are around. The beginning of next week should be good.

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Frank Breakell
Stone Harbor, New Jersey
Reported: 2 years ago

What a fun day out! Skel and I ran out to see what we might find. First stop was the reef. We spot locked over a pile of rubble and hauled up short sea bass, after short sea bass. I managed three blues and a triggerfish too. Made a move...

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Frank Breakell Stone Harbor, New Jersey Reported: 2 years ago

What a fun day out! Skel and I ran out to see what we might find. First stop was the reef. We spot locked over a pile of rubble and hauled up short sea bass, after short sea bass. I managed three blues and a triggerfish too. Made a move to o eof the wrecks, but it was barren. Ran a few miles further out and tried another wreck. We found more sea bass, but they were even smaller.
The question burning in our minds was simple; push further out in search of bigger sea bass, or, run back inside and enjoy the bent rods? We ended up pushing further out. We found some sea bass pots and worked the area in between them. There were clouds of fish! We started off with bait, Mole crabs, clam, and squid. Then I changed up to jigging. Jigs were the ticket. Bigger fish and quicker results. While hauling up a ton of short sea bass, we slowly drifted close to one of the pots. We noticed some movement and realized there was a big school of little mahi holding to the structure. We tried chunks of peanuts, whole peanuts, and all sorts of lures. Skel managed to finally get one of the slightly larger mahi to bite his chunk. It bent the rod for about three seconds and spit the hook. I finally had enough. I ran back over to the little piece of rubble and dropped our jigs. We started
right back where we left off. The sea bass were voracious, and for some reason, bigger. We hauled in fifteen keepers in short order, along with loads of shorts. I even got a big porgy.
Unfortunately time wasn't on our side. I could've stayed out there all day. But, obligations take precedence over fun at times...

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