Southern New Jersey Fishing Report- September 1, 2022
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.
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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.
Fluke fishing exploded around wrecks, reefs and beaches this week, while large mahi and yellowfin tuna maintained the offshore excitement.
Stripers bite at night in the bays while tog and sheepshead bite when it's bright; plus fluke, kingfish and croakers keep anglers busy on the beach.
Offshore canyon trips have been crowded but prosperous for tuna and mahi, and inshore anglers enjoy fluke, sheepshead, schoolie stripers and more.
The canyons host bluefin, yellowfin, wahoo and gator blues, and shore anglers enjoy slot stripers with a flurry of flounder in the back bays.