Southern New Jersey Fishing Report- October 6, 2022
Tautog and schoolie stripers in the bays provided the only action through heavy winds and foul weather, while most anglers look forward to the sea bass opener on Friday.
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Tautog and schoolie stripers in the bays provided the only action through heavy winds and foul weather, while most anglers look forward to the sea bass opener on Friday.
Tautog entertain jetty and bay fishermen, yellowfin and mahi provide offshore excitement, and blues and bass bite metals and swimming plugs in the surf.
Fluke fishing has slowed a bit, yellowfin bite well in the canyons, and the back bays are alive with stripers, tautog, sheepshead and more.
Triggerfish are mixed in with tautog and sheepshead, blowfish bite well in the bay, and mahi fishing yields results around offshore wrecks.
Ocean fluking remains strong, but they're biting well in the back bays too, where anglers will also find tautog and quality sheepshead chewing around bridges and pilings.