challenging
30 hours
Moderate physical fitness recommended for handling fishing gear and standing for extended periods
Join The Gambler for a 30-hour deep-sea fishing journey off New Jersey’s coast. Target tuna, swordfish, and more with expert crew and modern amenities on this East Coast super cruiser.
$480 | 30 Hours
Experience the thrill of deep-sea fishing aboard The Gambler, the East Coast's premier super cruiser. With built-in underwater lights attracting sea life and a dedicated crew, you'll target tuna, swordfish, and more. Enjoy spacious decks, modern amenities, and personalized assistance, ensuring an unforgettable adventure on the cobalt blue seas.
Parking is free!
30 hours
This offshore experience is for the East Coast big game fisherman (or woman) with extra time at the fishing grounds. Target is tuna, swordfish, mahi and tilefish.
Whether an old hand or a novice, The Gambler is the boat for the job. The Gambler is built like a tank, with extra roomy decks, she is the fastest boat in the fleet and best of all - she catches fish. And the Gambler's crew is second to none - they will be with you from start to finish, making sure that you get the most out of your trip.
Trips are limited to just 24 passengers or fewer for optimal comfort and roominess. You will have the opportunity to take a nap or rest-up on the 90 mile ride off to colbalt blue seas.
We will have virtually everything you need on board. Rod and reel rental, bait (included) Available: hooks and sinkers, food and beverages, ice and a place to store you catch. Heavy spinning rod and reel or 20 to 30lb class conventional set is recommended. Our mates are always there to help when needed, from instruction to fish filleting at the end of the trip.
Sleeping accommodations are available, but bring a sleeping bag and pillow!
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.
Passengers will be boarded in order of reservation
If using a braided line, you must have a 100yd top-shot of mono only only at the crew’s discretion.
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.
The offshore waters can be rough; packing seasickness tablets or patches can ensure you stay comfortable throughout the trip.
The deck can get slippery when wet—footwear with good grip improves safety during fishing activities.
Bring water and sunscreen to protect against windburn and sun exposure during long hours on deck.
Experienced crew will provide safety guidelines and fishing tips—heed their advice to maximize your catch and safety.
Point Pleasant Beach has been a regional fishing hub since the early 1900s, shaped by generations of commercial and sport anglers.
The charter follows sustainable angling practices to protect fish populations and minimize ecological impact on the delicate offshore environment.
Protect your hands while handling lines and fish hooks in the salty, rough environment.
Shield yourself from sea spray and changing weather conditions offshore.
Reduce glare and improve visibility of fish beneath the water’s surface.
summer specific
Keep hydrated during long bouts without access to fresh beverages.