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Southern New Jersey Fishing Report- September 24, 2026 - On The Water (opens the original)
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Although we have been blessed with solid weather for most of the summer flounder season, Mother Nature gave us a serious shot in the gut during our last week and final chance at boxing a few more flatties. Hopefully, you have enough vacuum-sealed for winter dinners; otherwise, you’ll need to hit the local seafood market. The five-day nor’easter that slowly meandered up the coast brought some rain, but mostly strong winds, treacherous sea conditions, and coastal flooding to the Jersey Shore. Even
Southern New Jersey Fishing Report- September 17, 2026 - On The Water (opens the original)
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We are heading into our last week of summer flounder as the season is set to close next Friday, and with some rough seas brewing due to a potential tropical system, this weekend may be our last shot. The inlets, wrecks, and reef sites are the main areas to target as fluke continue transitioning out of our local waters. The inlets are loaded with peanut bunker, spearing, and mullet swimming about, and bluefish and blue runners have been harassing them with lots of bird action above. Meanwhile, mo
Southern New Jersey Fishing Report- September 10, 2026 - On The Water (opens the original)
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The summer flounder migration is in full swing with a bunch of our past week’s keepers having egg sacs loaded with roe. Fluke are exiting our inlets and heading out to the deep to spawn next year’s progeny. Anglers can target exiting fluke along the channels in or leading up to the inlets, the reef sites, and deeper wrecks. Offshore action had a few windows this past week, with some very large “Allison” and cow yellowfin coming from the southern canyons, which have been the hot spot for these. T
Southern New Jersey Fishing Report- September 3, 2026 - On The Water (opens the original)
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The weather has been a bit unsettled over the past week, with thunderstorms at various times throughout the day. The increased freshwater has dirtied up some of the bay areas, which has made bay fishing a little challenging, but if you can find clean water, the fish will be biting. The ocean has definitely been the place to be for keeper fluke as we enter the first week of September, with most fish in the process of exiting our bays as the need to spawn is around the corner. The wrecks and reef
Southern New Jersey Fishing Report- August 27, 2026 - On The Water (opens the original)
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Summer is unofficially winding down as we head into September at the Jersey Shore, with the beaches beginning to open up for surf fishermen and shore towns returning to the locals. Bonito, Spanish mackerel, and bluefish are hitting epoxy jigs from the beaches to the inshore reef sites out to 10 miles. The best way to get them is by blind casting or casting to breaking fish and making a rapid but steady retrieve—just be ready for the hits as these fish will pull some drag. Anglers working bays an
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