24 Hour Canyon Special Deep-Sea Fishing in NJ
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
24 hours
Fitness Level
Participants should be in good physical condition to handle extended periods of standing, bending, and reeling.
Overview
Set sail from Point Pleasant Beach for an unforgettable 24-hour deep-sea fishing journey aboard The Gambler. Target Yellowfin tuna using innovative underwater night lights on this exclusive offshore adventure.
24 Hour Canyon Special
$425 | 24 Hours
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About This Adventure
Experience the thrill of deep-sea fishing aboard The Gambler, a 90-foot super cruiser equipped with underwater night lights that attract sea life. With a U.S. Coast Guard certification and a dedicated crew, enjoy targeting Yellowfin tuna and more, all while cruising in comfort with limited passengers for an unforgettable adventure.
Rates
- Person $425
Parking is free!
Duration
24 hours
About The Gambler
- The only boat that features built-in underwater night lights that attract sea life from stem to stern!
- Closest Boat to the ocean - 1st Boat to the Grounds
- 90' Super Cruiser powered by 4 Super-Charged Engines
- U.S. Coast Guard Certified
- All new electronics
- Heated and Air Conditioned Lounge
- Food Galley
- Large Upper Sundeck
The Gambler's Offshore Canyon Tuna trips are a thrill!
Booking in advance is highly recommended. Please book early to maximize your chances of getting the day and time you prefer.
Our 24 Hour Canyon Specials departs Sunday 9pm and returns Monday 9pm.and Saturdays, getting you to the edge in fast comfort for the best offshore experience on the coast.
Whether an old hand or a novice, The Gambler is the boat for the job. The Gambler is built like a tank, with extra roomy decks, she is the fastest boat in the fleet and best of all - she catches fish. And the Gambler's crew is second to none - they will be with you from start to finish, making sure that you get the most out of your trip.
Targeting Yellowfin tuna and longfin tuna, 30 to 130lbs, the Gambler's Canyon trips also catch mahi mahi, sword fish, bigeye tuna and tilefish.
Trips are limited to just 24 passengers or fewer for optimal comfort and roominess. You will have the opportunity to take a nap or rest-up on the 90 mile ride off to colbalt blue seas.
We will have virtually everything you need on board. Rod and reel rental, bait (included) Available: hooks and sinkers, food and beverages, ice and a place to store you catch. Heavy spinning rod and reel or 20 to 30lb class conventional set is recommended. Our mates are always there to help when needed, from instruction to fish filleting at the end of the trip.
Sleeping accommodations are available, but bring a sleeping bag and pillow!
Don't forget to dress in layers and bring sunscreen. Taking pictures is a great idea and you can upload pictures right onto our website.
Passengers will be boarded in order of reservation
If using a braided line, you must have a 100yd top-shot of mono only at the crew’s discretion.
Please arrive at least 1 hour early to check-in and secure your equipment. The boat will leave promptly and can not wait for late arrivals.
Adventure Tips
Dress in layers for changing weather
Nighttime and offshore temperatures can drop, so bring warm clothing even in summer.
Bring seasickness remedies
The 24-hour trip can be rough for some; consider motion sickness meds or acupressure bands.
Stay hydrated and snack smart
Bring plenty of water and light snacks to keep energy up throughout the trip.
Follow crew safety instructions
Pay close attention during safety briefings and when handling fishing gear to avoid accidents.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Atlantic bottlenose dolphins
- Seabirds like gannets and terns
History
Point Pleasant Beach has a rich maritime heritage with a longstanding history of fishing and boating dating back over a century.
Conservation
The Gambler follows sustainable fishing practices to minimize environmental impact and protect ocean ecosystems.
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Recommended Gear
Weatherproof jacket
To protect against wind and spray during cooler and wetter conditions.
fall specific
Non-slip deck shoes
Ensure stable footing on wet decks for safety.
Sunscreen
Protect skin from prolonged sun exposure during daytime fishing.
summer specific
Personal fishing gloves
Helps with grip and prevents hands from getting cut or bruised during reeling.