Southern New Jersey Fishing Report- January 4, 2024
Anglers enjoy a steady pick of double-digit blackfish, white perch are chewing in the rivers, and a few boats are finding stripers 1 to 2 miles out
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Anglers enjoy a steady pick of double-digit blackfish, white perch are chewing in the rivers, and a few boats are finding stripers 1 to 2 miles out
Fishing for stripers and sea bass rebounds from Ocean City to Cape May, tog fishing remains slow after the big swell, and white perch are chewing in the backwaters.
Bluefin tuna remain within 2 to 12 miles of shore, the tog bite held steady prior to the storm, and the backwater creeks are ripe with white perch.
Double-digit tog are caught around reef and wreck sites, stripers take jigs and live bait in open water, and the surf bite slows while white perch fishing heats up in the backwaters.
Tautog fishing is hit or miss on the wreck and reef sites, stripers take bucktails and minnow plugs off the beaches, and midshore migrating bluefin are caught on jigs and poppers.