Deep Sea Wreck Fishing from Brielle, NJ: Target Ling, Cod & Blackfish
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
5–7 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required to stand and maneuver aboard a fishing vessel during active fishing periods.
Overview
Explore New Jersey’s top wreck fishing grounds with this mid-range trip from Brielle. Target ling, cod, and blackfish among historic shipwrecks in the Atlantic for a thrilling offshore adventure.
Mid-Range Wreck Trip - Ling, Cod, Blackfish
4:00am to 5:00pm • Fishing 20-40 Mile Wrecks for Ling, Cod & Blackfish
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About This Adventure
Embark on an exhilarating 13-hour Mid-Range Wreck Trip aboard the 100' Paramount, where you'll fish the 20-40 mile wrecks for Ling, Cod, and Blackfish. Experience the thrill of deep-sea fishing in a unique setting, making unforgettable memories as you reel in your catch of the day.
Mid-Range Wreck Trip
Duration
13 Hours • Trip sails at 4:00am & returns approx. 5:00pm
About
100' Paramount Ling • Cod • Blackfish
Our Mid-Range Wreck Trips are fishing the 20-40 mile wrecks, targeting Ling, Cod and Blackfish.
What to add
- Rod Rental $10
- Rod rentals include initial rig
Adventure Tips
Pack layered clothing
Ocean conditions can change quickly; dress in layers to stay warm and dry during the trip.
Bring seasickness remedies
Mid-range offshore trips can be rough—motion sickness prevention is key for comfort.
Wear non-slip footwear
Decks can be wet and slippery; appropriate shoes help maintain safety during fishing.
Use reef-friendly tackle
Select tackle that minimizes damage to underwater structures and promotes sustainable fishing.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Ospreys hunting fish above the water
- Harbor seals occasionally spotted near coastal wrecks
History
The shipwreck sites were once working vessels and freighters that sunk decades ago, creating rich artificial reefs for marine life.
Conservation
Operators follow strict catch limits and encourage catch-and-release to sustain fish populations and preserve wreck ecosystems.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Weatherproof jacket
Spring waters can be cold and damp; a waterproof jacket keeps you warm and dry.
spring specific
Polarized sunglasses
Enhances visibility and reduces glare on bright summer days offshore.
summer specific
Insulated gloves
Protects hands from cold winds and fish handling during cooler fall months.
fall specific
Layered thermal clothing
Essential for warmth on colder winter fishing excursions offshore.
winter specific