Southern New Jersey Fishing Report- October 26, 2023
Keeper tog are caught among the jetties, bridges and wrecks, stripers cruise the surf off IBSP, and the yellowfin tunabite holds steady in the canyons.
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Keeper tog are caught among the jetties, bridges and wrecks, stripers cruise the surf off IBSP, and the yellowfin tunabite holds steady in the canyons.
Forty-inch stripers take live bunker and swim shads, tautog fishing holds strong around the bridges and jetties and yellowfin and mahi are caught at the canyons.
Stripers in the 40-inch range chase bunker out front, sea bass fishing holds steady and yellowfin tuna are caught on chunk baits and butterfish in the canyons.
Sea bass fishing is excellent around the wrecks out front, stripers and weakfish chase mullet and peanuts in the marshes, and tautog fishing is good around the inlet rocks.
Tautog fishing improves in the backwaters as fluke season closes, and anglers gear up for the sea bass opener while gusty conditions and high seas keep boats docked.