Experience Thrilling Spring Seabass Fishing from the 53' Jersey Nutz in Point Pleasant Beach
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
5–7 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness required to manage standing, handling rods, and moving about the boat during fishing.
Overview
Head offshore from Point Pleasant Beach aboard the 53' Jersey Nutz for prime spring seabass fishing. Learn why this open boat charter is a top pick for anglers exploring New Jersey’s bustling coastal waters this season.
Spring Seabass Open Boat Deposit - 53' Jersey Nutz
6 Hours • On the 53' Jersey Nutz • Departing from Point Pleasant Beach Location!
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About This Adventure
Embark on an unforgettable 6-hour fishing adventure from Southside Marina in Pt. Pleasant. Enjoy the thrill of the catch while our dedicated mates ensure a successful trip. Bring your own food and beverages, and prepare for a day of excitement on the open water, surrounded by stunning views and camaraderie.
If you have questions, reach out at 609-354-2734
$100 is only the deposit. A Balance of $120 plus tip will be due the day of the trip for each reserved spot. The total cost for each spot is $220 plus tip.
This trip leaves from Southside Marina in Pt. Pleasant
Duration 6 Hours
Boat Policies
-Open boat rates are for 1 person but does not include customary 20% tip for mates. Our mates work extremely hard to make your trip a success.
-Deposits Are NON-Refundable. If the trip is cancelled for any reason, the deposit will be applied to your next trip or open boat spot. If the deposit is not used in that calender year, it will be carried over to the next year. If a trip is not cancelled by more than 30 days in advance, then the deposit is completely forfeited.
-Remaining balance for charter may be paid by cash or credit card. If using credit card, a 3% surcharge will be applied.
-Alcoholic Beverages: Beer Only. No glass bottles, no hard liquor, and no wine. If a party member becomes intoxicated as determined by the Captain, the boat will return to the dock without any refund.
-Food: Each person will provide his or her own food and beverage. We suggest that you bring prepared food. Have your sandwiches made before leaving the dock.
-No firearms of any kind on board.
-No illegal drugs of any kind on board Offenses will be reported to the coast guard
-There is a refrigerator and a coffee maker on board for your use.
-Dress appropriately. Bring sunglasses, sunscreen, foulweather gear, and a change of clothes. Please wear fishing boots, boat shoes or sneakers on the boat. No black soled shoes or boots please."
Adventure Tips
Check the Weather Forecast
Spring can bring sudden wind shifts; confirm calm seas before heading out for a safe trip.
Bring Sea-Ready Clothing
Layered, waterproof jackets help manage chilly evening and morning temps on open waters.
Arrive Early for Briefing
Show up at least 30 minutes early to review gear setup and fishing tips with the crew.
Pack Seasickness Remedies
If prone to motion sickness, bring preventative medicine or wristbands to stay comfortable.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Striped seabass
- Summer flounder (fluke)
History
Striped bass have been a cornerstone of New Jersey’s coastal fisheries for centuries, cherished by both commercial and recreational anglers.
Conservation
The charter promotes catch-and-release practices for undersized fish and follows regional quotas to protect seabass populations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Fishing Rod and Reel
Bring your own or rent high-quality gear suited for seabass fishing to maximize success.
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Waterproof Jacket
Spring weather on the water can be cold and wet; a waterproof jacket ensures comfort.
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Non-Slip Boots
Keep footing steady on wet deck surfaces while fishing and moving about the boat.
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Sunglasses with Polarized Lenses
Reduce glare over water to spot fish and protect your eyes during long hours outdoors.
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