Cape May Fish Species

Common Cape May Fish Species Questions

What fish are running in Cape May?

Currently, in Cape May, you can expect to find a variety of fish species running, including Black Drum, Dolphin (Mahi Mahi), Blue Marlin. White Marlin. Black Seabass, Tiger Shark, Swordfish. Tilefish,Triggerfish (Gray), among others. Common Sense Sportfishing is your go-to charter service to target these fish, offering expert guidance and top-of-the-line equipment for an unforgettable fishing experience in Cape May.

What is the biggest fish caught in New Jersey?

The biggest fish caught in New Jersey was an Albacore Tuna. Common Sense Sportfishing offers thrilling opportunities to target trophy fish like Albacore Tuna, ensuring an unforgettable fishing experience off the coast of New Jersey.

What fish are off the coast of New Jersey?

Off the coast of New Jersey, you can find a wide variety of fish species, including Black Drum, Dolphin (Mahi Mahi), Blue Marlin. White Marlin. Black Seabass, Tiger Shark, Swordfish. Tilefish, Triggerfish (Gray) and more. Common Sense Sportfishing specializes in targeting these fish, providing expert guidance and top-notch charters for anglers looking to reel in the big ones off the coast of New Jersey.

Common Sense Sportfishing Fishing Charter targets the top Cape May Fish species including Black Drum, Dolphin (Mahi Mahi), Blue Marlin. White Marlin. Black Seabass, Tiger Shark, Swordfish. Tilefish, Triggerfish (Gray) Gray Triggerfish, Bigeye Tuna, Yellowfin Tuna and Wahoo. We primarily Fish the Atlantic Ocean, White Oak Point, Toby Island Bay, Little Assawoman Bay, Martin Bay, Toms Cove, Newport Bay, Southwest Point, Walter Point, Sinepuxent Bay, Middlemoor Thorofare, Tingles Narrows, The Will Hole, Pope Bay, Queen Sound Channel, Pasture Point, Sand Point, Quillens Point, Purnell Bay, Ragged Point, Pot Nets Point, Parker Bay, Ocean City Harbor, Pope Island Ditch, Rum Harbor, Cherrytree Hill Bay, Shelly Bay, West Bay, Hammock Point, Ocean City Inlet.