5.0(1 Reviews)Private Striped Bass Charter - Sea Isle City NJ
5.0(1 reviews)
Private Trip
Inshore Fishing
Private 6hour striped bass fishing charter for groupsExperienced captain guides guests to productive fishing locationsInshore trip accommodates up to 6 anglers maximum
Picture this: you and your crew have the boat all to yourselves for six solid hours, chasing some of the biggest striped bass along the New Jersey coast. That's exactly what you get with Relentless Fishing NJ's private charter out of Sea Isle City. Captain Joe knows these waters like the back of his hand, and he's not just going to take you fishing – he's going to put you on fish. Whether you're a weekend warrior or someone who lives for the bite, this trip is designed for anglers who want to get serious about landing quality stripers without dealing with crowded party boats.
Your day starts early at the Sea Isle City marina, where you'll meet Captain Joe and get the rundown on the game plan. The beauty of a private charter is flexibility – if the stripers are hitting better on the back bay structure, that's where you're headed. If the ocean bite is on fire, you'll be running outside to deeper water. The boat holds up to six anglers comfortably, so you've got plenty of room to spread out and fish without bumping elbows. Captain Joe provides all the gear you'll need, from rods and reels to fresh bait, though you're welcome to bring your own setup if you've got favorites. The atmosphere is laid-back but focused – this isn't a sightseeing cruise, it's a fishing mission. You'll spend your time working structure, following bait schools, and learning the techniques that consistently produce fish in these waters. Don't be surprised if you pick up some new tricks that'll make you a better angler long after the trip ends.
Sea Isle City puts you right in the heart of some prime striper habitat, and Captain Joe knows how to work every piece of it. Depending on conditions and season, you might be throwing live bunker around bridge pilings, working plugs along the surf line, or bouncing bucktails through the channels. The inshore waters here offer incredible variety – one minute you're casting to breaking fish in three feet of water, the next you're dropping down to structure in twenty-five feet. The captain runs quality tackle that can handle everything from schoolie bass to trophy fish pushing forty inches. You'll learn how to read the fish finder, understand tidal movements, and recognize the signs that put you on productive water. When the bluefish show up in the mix, be ready for some serious action – these guys hit hard and fight dirty. The key to success here is staying mobile and adapting to what the fish are telling you, something Captain Joe has mastered over years of running these waters.
"Absolutely recommend! Captain Joe explained everything very easy. Gear was efficient, great tunes! Brought back some HUGE Flounder that had his neighbors impressed!!!" - Ryan
Striped bass are the main attraction here, and for good reason. These fish are absolute bruisers that'll test your drag system and your patience. The Sea Isle City area is part of their major migration route, which means you get shots at both resident fish and the big migratory cows that follow the bait schools north and south. Spring and fall are prime time, when the bass are actively feeding and moving through in good numbers. A typical striper here runs anywhere from twenty to thirty-five inches, but don't be shocked if you hook into something pushing forty inches and twenty pounds. What makes these fish so special is their fighting ability – they'll make long runs, dive for structure, and use every trick in the book to throw your hook. The satisfaction of landing a quality striper after a tough fight is something every angler should experience.
Bluefish round out the target species list and bring their own brand of excitement to the trip. These toothy predators are pure aggression – they hit lures like they're angry at them and fight with non-stop intensity from hook-up to the boat. Blues typically run between three and eight pounds in these waters, though bigger fish show up when conditions are right. They're most active during warmer months and often travel in schools, which means when you find them, you can expect fast action. Their razor-sharp teeth require wire leaders, and their powerful jaws can make short work of plugs and soft baits. Many anglers consider them nuisance fish when targeting stripers, but once you hook into a few big blues, you'll understand why they have their own dedicated following.
A private six-hour charter with Relentless Fishing NJ isn't just about catching fish – though you'll definitely do that. It's about getting the personalized attention and local knowledge that only comes from a captain who lives and breathes these waters. You'll learn techniques that work specifically in Sea Isle City's unique environment, discover productive spots you never knew existed, and come away with stories that'll last long after the fish are cleaned and cooked. Captain Joe's reputation for putting clients on fish speaks for itself, and the relaxed atmosphere makes this trip perfect for experienced anglers and newcomers alike. Don't wait for the perfect conditions – the best fishing trips happen when you're actually on the water. Book your private charter today and find out why serious anglers choose Relentless Fishing NJ when they want to target quality striped bass along the Jersey coast.
The Sea Serpent is your ticket to serious striped bass action off Sea Isle City. This 33-foot Hydra-Sport center console cuts through Jersey waters with authority, powered by triple 300HP Suzuki engines that'll get you to the fish fast at speeds up to 43 knots. Built for fishing, this 2004 beauty handles up to 6 anglers comfortably while you chase trophy stripers in the productive inshore waters. The boat comes loaded with everything you need - GPS to navigate prime fishing grounds, radar for those foggy mornings, and fish finder technology to locate schools of bass. An icebox keeps your catch fresh and drinks cold during those long battles. Whether you're casting plugs at first light or working live bait around structure, the Sea Serpent's center console design gives everyone plenty of room to fish without getting tangled up. Perfect for serious anglers ready to target hefty striped bass in New Jersey's famous fishing waters.
Pomatomus SaltatrixBlues are aggressive feeders that'll attack anything that moves. These torpedo-shaped fish average 3-10 pounds with razor-sharp teeth that can slice through line in seconds. You'll find them in schools working bait along the surf, around jetties, and in deeper water during summer months. They're famous for their "bluefish blitz" - feeding frenzies where they churn the water like washing machines. What guests love is their vicious strike and hard fight for their size. They're also excellent table fare when prepared fresh, with mild, flaky meat. Just watch those teeth when handling them! My tip: use a wire leader and cut bait like bunker chunks. When blues are feeding, they're not picky, but that wire will save you tackle when their teeth start snapping.
Morone SaxatilisStripers are the backbone of our Sea Isle City fishing. These silver beauties with their distinctive black stripes typically run 20-40 pounds, though we've seen some real cows pushing 50+. They're structure-oriented fish, so we'll work around jetties, drop-offs, and bridge pilings where they ambush baitfish. Spring through fall offers the best action as they migrate up and down our coast chasing bunker and herring. What makes stripers special is their bulldogging fight - they'll pull drag and test your arms. Plus, they're fantastic eating with sweet, flaky white meat. Local tip: when you see diving birds working bait pods, get your lines in fast. Those feeding frenzies don't last long, but the action can be non-stop.
5.0 out of 5.0Absolutely recommend! Captain Joe explained everything very easy. Gear was efficient, great tunes! Brought back some HUGE Flounder...
Sea Isle City, NJ