Northern New Jersey Fishing Report- October 6, 2022
High winds and poor weather limited fishing to the bays and canals, where school striped bass and tautog entertained anglers willing to endure the conditions.
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High winds and poor weather limited fishing to the bays and canals, where school striped bass and tautog entertained anglers willing to endure the conditions.
Bluefish, albies, Spanish mackerel and bonito flood the beaches, stripers follow suit, and porgies and tautog bite well around the rocks.
Fluke fishing is hot across the board, and our tropical hardtails are showing up around the beaches and reefs.
The fluke bite is red hot on all fronts this week, and mahi are finicky but plentiful offshore while tuna fishing slows.
Inshore anglers enjoy excellent fluke action this week with plenty of shorts and sizable keepers, while tuna move further offshore and the mahi bite slows down.