Quick Details
Head out from Brielle, NJ for a spring or fall sea bass fishing trip aboard the Jamaica II. Our experienced captain and crew focus on productive wrecks, reefs, and offshore fishing grounds where New Jersey sea bass thrive. While sea bass are the main target, we often bring in porgies, blackfish, cod, pollock, and flounder, giving anglers of all experience levels a great shot at a full cooler and a memorable day on the water.
What Can I Expect Sea Bass Fishing in New Jersey?
- concentration on wrecks, and artificial and natural reefs
- depths can vary from 70-170 feet
- Sea bass is the target species but many other species frequent New Jersey’s wrecks in the fall including big Porgies, Blackfish, Cod, Pollock and flounders.
Hefty bags of filets are common on all these wreck trips, so check the calendar and pick a trip that’s fits your schedule best.
What Is Not Included?
- rod rental is available for $10
- Our crew works hard. Gratuities are always appreciated.
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You can go sea bass fishing in New Jersey aboard the Jamaica II, departing from Bogan’s Basin in Brielle, NJ. Our sea bass trips target productive wrecks, artificial reefs, and natural reefs where NJ sea bass are commonly found during the spring and fall seasons.
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New Jersey sea bass fishing trips aboard the Jamaica II are available as 9, 12, or 14 hour trips. Longer trips give the captain and crew more time to reach productive fishing grounds and focus on wrecks, reefs, and other areas where sea bass and bottom fish are biting.
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Before booking a sea bass fishing trip in NJ, plan to arrive at the boat location 1 hour before departure, as the Jamaica II may leave before the scheduled time. You should also dress for changing ocean conditions, bring a cooler or bucket for your catch, and consider motion sickness medicine if you are unsure how you’ll feel offshore.
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Yes, beginners are welcome on Jamaica II sea bass fishing trips in New Jersey. The crew can help with the basics, and rental rods are available if you do not have your own gear. These trips are open to all ages, making them a great option for families, first-time anglers, and experienced fishermen alike.
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A passing shower or thunderstorm doesn’t always mean the trip will be canceled. In the summer, a chance of rain or storms can appear in the forecast almost every day, and the fish often bite well in cloudy or overcast conditions. Bring light rain gear just in case, and check the schedule or contact us if you have questions before your trip.