New Jersey Fishing Reports, New Jersey Fishing Charters

Great Kills Harbor
A.M. P.M.	2:06 2:21
Atlantic Highlands
A.M. P.M.	1:50 1:12
Sandy Hook, Fort Hancock
A.M. P.M.	1:07 1:22
Long Branch
A.M. P.M.	12:41 12:56
Manasquan Inlet, USCG Station
A.M. P.M.	12:55 1:10
Seaside Heights
A.M. P.M.	12:37 12:52
Barnegat Inlet, USCG Station
A.M. P.M.	12:55 1:10
Little Egg Inlet
A.M. P.M.	1:23 1:38
Brigantine Channel
A.M. P.M.	1:27 1:56
Atlantic City
A.M. P.M.	12:28 12:57
Townsend's Inlet
A.M. P.M.	1:02 1:31
Wildwood Crest
A.M. P.M.	12:31 1:00
Cape May
A.M. P.M.	1:02 1:31
East Point, Delaware Bay
A.M. P.M.	2:21 2:52
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Delaware Bay Report

Report from Tuesday, September 30.

THIS REPORT IS UPDATED EVERY TUESDAY

Brooklawn

The storm and windy weather affected fishing a lot, keeping most anglers from boating, and croakers and small blues were banked from the surf, but nothing tremendous was heard about weakfish, said Rick from
Big Timber Bait & Tackle. But a few of the trout could be picked up from places like off Egg Island Point. Smallmouth bass fishing was turned on in the Delaware River north of the Schuylkill River, one of the better bets. Plenty of largmouth bass hit in the river, but smallmouths overshadowed them. Schoolie striped are always a solid standby in the river during the season, and if Rick was just looking for a bend in the rod, like if fishing with kids, he’d target the stripers. White perch fishing should start to gain steam in the river and tributaries as waters cool. Nobody could fish offshore in the stiff seas, but Rick saw a satellite shot that showed that offshore waters cooled. Warm waters remained on the southern grounds, so white marlin should keep being fought there. Big Timber Bait & Tackle carries bait and tackle for all fishing from freshwater to offshore. That includes a complete supply of lures and baits for rivers and lakes; rigs, tackle and frozen bait for bays; and offshore lures, rigs and baits.