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In-Shore Shark Fishing with Tale Chaser Sport Fishing, NJ - New York City

In-Shore Shark Fishing with Tale Chaser Sport Fishing, NJ

Point Pleasant Beachmoderate

Difficulty

moderate

Duration

8 hours

Fitness Level

Participants should have general physical fitness to manage standing for extended periods and handling fishing gear during active fights.

Overview

Head out from Point Pleasant Beach, NJ, aboard Tale Chaser Sportfishing's 38’ flybridge for a full-day inshore adventure targeting bass, flounder, and inshore sharks. Perfect for anglers seeking big catches and expert guidance in the Atlantic’s productive coastal waters.

Adventure Tips

Bring Appropriate Fishing Licenses

Make sure everyone on board has the proper New Jersey saltwater fishing license before the trip.

Dress in Layers

Morning and evening can be chilly on the water; layers help you adapt to changing temperatures and wind.

Use Non-Slip Footwear

The boat deck can be wet and slippery—wear shoes with good grip to stay safe.

Stay Hydrated and Protect From Sun

Bring plenty of water and sun protection like sunscreen and a hat to avoid dehydration and sunburn on long trips.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Seals often sunbathe on nearby rocks
  • Osprey and terns fishing along coastline

History

Point Pleasant Beach evolved from a fishing village and boardwalk town, with a long heritage tied to Atlantic coastal fisheries.

Conservation

Local efforts promote catch-and-release shark fishing and sustainable practices to protect the marine ecosystem and fish populations.

Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Fishing License

Essential

A valid New Jersey saltwater fishing license is required for all anglers.

Non-Slip Deck Shoes

Essential

Designed to keep you steady on wet boat decks during active fishing.

Sun Protection (Hat & Sunscreen)

Essential

Protects skin and eyes from prolonged exposure to harsh sun on the water.

summer specific

Layered Clothing

Essential

Allows adjustment to changing temperatures and wind conditions on the open water.

spring|fall|summer specific

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