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SWDNJ0102 - Atlantic City : $12.99

(Ocean City to Barnegat Inlet)[G.P.S.]
A thriving area with plenty of winter flounder, weakfish, bluefish and striped bass. Long Beach Island provides many opportunities for surf fishermen, while boaters work the shoals, coastal reefs, numerous wrecks and offshore lumps for tautog and black sea bass.

SWDNJ0103 - Barnegat : $12.99

(Barnegat Inlet to Deal)[G.P.S.]
Fishing the breakers along the entire coastline can produce quality striped bass and bluefish in the spring. Back bay waters in the summer give up fluke, weakfish, striped bass and in winter, flounder can be caught.

SWDNJ0101 - Cape May : $12.99

(Cape May Point to Atlantic City)[G.P.S.]
World-class bluefish and seasonal mackerel are trolled here. World record tautog and nice black sea bass are fished over wrecks and reefs. Drifting for summer flounder is a tradition and the weakfish availabilty rivals that of anything on the east coast. But, if you're looking to make a name for yourself, brave the elements for a shot at a striped bass bigger than the 78-pound fish pulled from Atlantic City waters 20 years ago.

SWDNJ0104 - New York Bight : $12.99

(Raritan Bay to Atlantic Ocean)[G.P.S.]
The Hudson River here hosts the Atlantic's second largest striped bass spawning run. Blueback herring, spearing, anchovies, menhaden and grass shrimp attract droves of hungry summer flounder, winter flounder, bluefish, striped bass, false albacore, tautog and weakfish.



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SWDNJ0102 - Atlantic City : $12.99 Quantity Desired: (Ocean City to Barnegat Inlet)[G.P.S.] A thriving area with plenty of winter flounder, weakfish, bluefish and striped bass. Long Beach Island provides many opportunities for surf fishermen, while boaters work the shoals, coastal reefs, numerous wrecks and offshore lumps for tautog and black sea bass. SWDNJ0103 - Barnegat : $12.99 Quantity Desired: (Barnegat Inlet to Deal)[G.P.S.] Fishing the breakers along the entire coastline can produce quality striped bass and bluefish in the spring. Back bay waters in the summer give up fluke, weakfish, striped bass and in winter, flounder can be caught. SWDNJ0101 - Cape May : $12.99 Quantity Desired: (Cape May Point to Atlantic City)[G.P.S.] World-class bluefish and seasonal mackerel are trolled here. World record tautog and nice black sea bass are fished over wrecks and reefs. Drifting for summer flounder is a tradition and the weakfish availabilty rivals that of anything on the east coast. But, if you're looking to make a name for yourself, brave the elements for a shot at a striped bass bigger than the 78-pound fish pulled from Atlantic City waters 20 years ago. SWDNJ0104 - New York Bight : $12.99 Quantity Desired: (Raritan Bay to Atlantic Ocean)[G.P.S.] The Hudson River here hosts the Atlantic's second largest striped bass spawning run. Blueback herring, spearing, anchovies, menhaden and grass shrimp attract droves of hungry summer flounder, winter flounder, bluefish, striped bass, false albacore, tautog and weakfish.
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