moderate
6–7 hours
Basic physical fitness to stand and manage fishing gear for extended periods is recommended.
Join a 6.5-hour fluke fishing trip aboard The Gambler in Point Pleasant Beach, NJ, featuring unique underwater night lights that attract sea life for an unmatched angling experience.
Experience an unforgettable 6.5-hour fishing adventure aboard The Gambler, the only boat with underwater night lights that attract vibrant sea life. Enjoy the thrill of catching fluke and other fish while surrounded by stunning ocean views. With top-notch amenities and expert crew support, this trip promises excitement and relaxation on the water.
Parking is free!
6 hours and 30 minutes
Gratuity is not included in the ticket price, and while not required is greatly appreciated.
The Gambler's 6 Hour Fluke Trip is a fun, relaxing way to spend time on the water with friends, family or just by yourself.
Fluke (summer flounder) are esteemed as one of the best eating fish on the the eastern seaboard. At times, they can be a challenge to catch—other times they practically "jump on the hook." They range in size from small "throw-backs" to "doormats" of 10+ lbs. Along with the fluke, we often catch redhake and small bluefish—also good eating fare. Incidental catches can include: sandsharks, sea robins, sundials and skates. We often see porpoises and sometimes even whales on these summer trips!
Our mates are always there to help when needed, from instruction to fish filleting at the end of the trip. We will have virtually everything you need on board. Rod and reel rental, bait (included), hooks and sinkers, food and beverages, ice and a place to store your catch.
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.
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.
Even on water, prolonged sun exposure can be intense—pack a wide-brim hat and sunscreen.
Carry plenty of water to stay energized throughout the 6.5-hour trip.
Mornings and evenings on the open sea can be chilly; layers help you adjust comfortably.
Fishing boats can be wet and slippery—wear non-slip shoes and stay alert for safety.
Point Pleasant Beach has long been a hub for saltwater fishing dating back to early 20th century commercial fleets.
The charter promotes catch-and-release practices and adheres to state regulations to sustain fish populations.
Protect your hands while handling fish and tackle.
summer specific
Reduce glare and improve visibility underwater.
summer specific
Stay dry from spray and wind bursts on the open ocean.
spring specific
Ensure stability and safety on wet boat decks.