Southern New Jersey Fishing Report- April 13, 2023
Backwater stripers hit lightweight soft plastics and bucktails, white perch fishing slows down, and tautog chew around ocean inlet jetties on crabs and clams.
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Backwater stripers hit lightweight soft plastics and bucktails, white perch fishing slows down, and tautog chew around ocean inlet jetties on crabs and clams.
Quality tautog are being caught on jigs from the jetties, and striped bass fishing is consistent around the bridges and in the rivers.
There's spotty fishing for white perch and stripers in the marshes, and some decent winter flounder fishing, while charters and shops gear up for tautog season.
The reports are back…and that means fishing has begun for coastal New Jersey. It’s a great feeling even if the weather hasn’t been completely cooperative, but the light is at the end of the tunnel. Striped bass fishing has been hit or miss because of the weather, but anglers have been catching on clams and
A few boats are finding stripers around 2 miles out, sea bass are biting well offshore and tautog fishing has been good around local reefs.