Northern New Jersey Fishing Report- November 10, 2022
Striped bass of all sizes are hitting topwater on the beaches, but trophies dwell beneath the peanut and adult bunker pods.
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Striped bass of all sizes are hitting topwater on the beaches, but trophies dwell beneath the peanut and adult bunker pods.
Over-slot stripers are crashing on bunker pods, blackfishing is good around reefs and wrecks, and the yellowfin bite slows offshore.
Tautog fishing remains productive and stripers pack into Raritan Bay, while yellowfin and bigeye tuna crush live baits offshore.
The yellowfin bite continues offshore, and big bass linger in Raritan Bay while schoolies and slot fish hit the backwaters.
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.