Northern New Jersey Fishing Report- October 12, 2023
Forty-inch class stripers gorge on sand eels and bunker on the beaches, the blackfish bite improves off the jetties, and sea bass fishing remains decent.
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Forty-inch class stripers gorge on sand eels and bunker on the beaches, the blackfish bite improves off the jetties, and sea bass fishing remains decent.
A few surfcasters are quietly finding bass in the south Jersey surf, tog fishing is decent, and freshwater anglers enjoy trout and bass action.
Good fishing for tautog and black sea bass keep boats running through the cold, and stripers actively feed in the surf when the sun is down.
The striped bass bonanza carries on in New Jersey's surf, while the inlets and canals provide decent tog fishing for those who resist the urge to chase blitzes.
Ocean fluking picks up steam, striper fishing slows in the surf, while mahi and tuna fishing offshore remains steady.