Full Day Sea Bass Fishing Adventure from Brielle NJ: 9 Hours on the Paramount
Difficulty
moderate
Duration
9 hours
Fitness Level
Moderate fitness needed to stand and manage fishing gear for extended periods
Overview
Join a 9-hour sea bass fishing expedition from Brielle, New Jersey aboard the 100-foot Paramount. Explore wrecks, reefs and rock formations while targeting sea bass, ling, and winter flounder in a vibrant offshore ecosystem.
Full Day SEA BASS • 9 Hours
Sea Bass • Ling
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About This Adventure
Embark on a thrilling 9-hour full-day sea bass fishing adventure aboard the 100' Paramount. Explore wrecks, rocks, and reefs while targeting sea bass, with opportunities to catch ling and winter flounder. Experience the excitement of deep-sea fishing in a vibrant marine environment, perfect for both seasoned anglers and newcomers alike.
Full Day Sea Bass Trip
Duration
9 Hours
About
100' Paramount Sea Bass
Fishing the wrecks, rocks & reefs • Full-Day Trip • Sea Bass • Ling
The Sea Bass regulations through June 19th are 10 Sea Bass per person at 12.5 inches. During this time we will be primarily targeting Sea Bass. Ling and the occasional Winter Flounder will also be caught.
What to add
- Rod Rental $10
- Rod rentals include initial rig
Adventure Tips
Bring appropriate fishing licenses
Secure your New Jersey saltwater fishing license before the trip to stay compliant with state regulations.
Dress in layers for changing weather
Morning departures can be cool; pack layers to stay comfortable throughout the day.
Stay hydrated and bring sunscreen
Long hours on the water require good hydration and sun protection to avoid fatigue and sunburn.
Use barbless hooks if practicing catch & release
Barbless hooks help minimize fish injury if you plan to release your catch back to the sea.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Seabirds like ospreys often soar overhead near fishing spots.
- Occasional seals can be spotted basking on distant rocks or swimming nearby.
History
Jersey Shore’s fishing heritage dates back centuries, supporting coastal communities and shaping local traditions.
Conservation
Operators encourage selective fishing and practice sustainable methods to protect fish populations and marine habitats.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable non-slip deck shoes
Supportive shoes with good grip help keep your footing safe on wet decks.
Polarized sunglasses
Reduce glare to spot fish movements and protect your eyes from reflected sunlight.
Light waterproof jacket
spring specific
Fishing gloves
Protect your hands while handling lines and fish, enhancing grip and safety.