Live minnows, killifish, and peanut bunker provide the best bait choices for catching summer flounder in New Jersey waters.

The best depth to drift for fluke in New Jersey bays depends on water temperature, bottom structure, and seasonal changes.

New Jersey fluke season closing dates set by the Division of Fish and Wildlife help anglers plan legal final fishing trips.

New Jersey fluke season regulations and start dates, determined annually by stock health, protect Atlantic Coast fish stocks.

New Jersey surf anglers using tide charts can track water movement and understand striped bass behavior during coastal tides.

Nighttime surf fishing strategies on New Jersey beaches explain how anglers can safely catch striped bass in the dark.

Effective natural baits for the New Jersey striped bass fall run include bunker, mullet, and spearing to catch migratory fish.

Striped bass migration patterns and New Jersey slot limits explain how conservation rules protect mature breeding fish populations.

Spring and fall migration patterns and water temperatures between fifty and sixty-eight degrees reveal prime New Jersey striped bass fishing months.

Striped bass migration patterns through New Jersey waters explain the timing of spring and fall runs from April through December.