Neptune City Fish Species

Common Neptune City Fish Questions

What kind of fish does New Jersey have?

New Jersey’s waters are teeming with a variety of fish, including Striped Bass, Bluefin Tuna, Fluke, Seabass, Bluefish, Tautog, and more, making it a hotspot for anglers year-round. With Smokin Reel Charters, Captain Robbie Siciliano will take you to the best fishing spots along the Jersey Shore, ensuring you have an action-packed day reeling in these prized catches.

Is New Jersey a good state to fish?

New Jersey is a fantastic state for fishing, offering both inshore and offshore opportunities to catch species like Striped Bass, Bluefin Tuna, and Fluke throughout the year. With Smokin Reel Charters, Captain Robbie Siciliano ensures you make the most of New Jersey’s rich fishing waters, providing expert guidance and an unforgettable adventure on the Jersey Shore.

What fish species can I catch in Neptune City with Smokin Reel Charters?

With Smokin Reel Charters, you can catch a variety of species including striped bass, bluefin tuna, fluke, seabass, bluefish, tautog, and more, depending on the season and type of fishing trip.

When is the best time to catch striped bass in Neptune City?

The best time to catch striped bass in Neptune City is during the spring and fall months, particularly from April to June and September to November. Smokin Reel Charters is well-equipped to help you target these prized fish during these peak seasons.

Are bluefin tuna available in Neptune City waters?

Yes, bluefin tuna can be found in the offshore waters near Neptune City, especially during the summer months. Smokin Reel Charters offers specialized trips targeting bluefin tuna, providing an exciting and challenging fishing experience.

What techniques are used for catching fluke in Neptune City?

Smokin Reel Charters employs various techniques for catching fluke, including drift fishing and bottom fishing with live bait and jigs. Our crew will guide you through the best methods to maximize your chances of a successful catch.

How big do striped bass get in Neptune City?

Striped bass in Neptune City can grow quite large, with many catches averaging between 10-30 pounds. Trophy-sized fish exceeding 40 pounds are also possible, making for an exciting fishing adventure with Smokin Reel Charters.

What bait is best for catching seabass in Neptune City?

For seabass, using live or cut bait such as squid, clams, and small fish is highly effective. Smokin Reel Charters provides all the necessary bait and tackle to ensure a productive seabass fishing trip.

Can I catch bluefish in Neptune City year-round?

Bluefish are typically abundant in Neptune City waters from late spring through the fall. Smokin Reel Charters offers trips during these peak seasons to help you target bluefish using techniques like trolling and casting.

What is the limit for fluke fishing in Neptune City?

The fluke fishing limit in Neptune City is subject to state regulations, which can vary. Currently, anglers can keep several fluke of a specific size per trip. Smokin Reel Charters stays updated on these regulations to ensure compliance and a great fishing experience.

Are there any special regulations for fishing tautog in Neptune City?

Yes, tautog (blackfish) have specific seasons and size limits that must be followed. Smokin Reel Charters adheres to all local regulations and will inform you of the current rules during your fishing trip to ensure a lawful and enjoyable outing.

What equipment is provided for striped bass fishing with Smokin Reel Charters?

Smokin Reel Charters provides all the necessary equipment for striped bass fishing, including rods, reels, tackle, and bait. Our crew is experienced and ready to assist you in landing these impressive fish.

Smokin Reel Charters targets the top Neptune City fish species including Striped Bass (Also Called Striper, Linesider, Rockfish ), Bluefish (Also Called Elf, Tailor, Shad), Atlantic Cod (Also Called Cod, Kil'Din Cod, Cod, Codfish Brick, Strip ), Common Dolphinfish (Also Called Dolphin, Dolphinfish, Common Dolphin, Mahi-Mahi, Dorado, Dourade ), Summer Flounder (Also Called Flounder, Fluke ), Lingcod (Also Called Alaska Ling Cod, Buffalo cod, Cultus cod, Greenling, Blue Cod, Buckethead), Little Tunny (Also Called False Albacore, Albie, Little Tuna, Bonita ), Scup (Also Called Porgy ), Black Sea Bass (Also Called Sea Bass ), Shortfin Mako Shark (Also Called Blue Pointer, Mackerel Shark, Mako, Mako Shark ), Bluefin Tuna (Also Called Atlantic Bluefin Tuna), Yellowfin Tuna (Also Called Ahi). We primarily fish the Atlantic Ocean, Raritan Bay, Belmar, Point Pleasant Beach, Asbury Park, South Amboy, New York/New Jersy Bight.