Stripers and weakfish produce a night bite in the bays while tautog and sheepshead bite when it's bright; plus fluke, kingfish and croakers keep anglers busy on the beach.

Offshore canyon trips have been crowded but prosperous for tuna and mahi, and inshore anglers enjoy fluke, sheepshead, schoolie stripers and more.

Spanish mackerel mingle with snapper blues, yellowfin and mahi move in from the canyons, and the surf is alive with croakers and kingfish.

Tilefish and tuna are biting offshore, while fluke and schoolie stripers keep inshore anglers busy around salt marshes and back bays.

Striped bass fishing is improving after the sustained winds, as tog fishing slows down.

Warmer weather and a recent full moon has stripers feeding and menhaden on the move.

Thanksgiving marks the peak of the fall bass run in coastal Jersey.

Jumbo bluefin have approached the 450 pound mark and the yellowfin bite has been epic at the Canyons. 

Sheepshead are still being caught and offshore action has been good with lots of yellowfin and Mahi.

The amount quality keepers has been incredible and reef sites have been firing on all cylinders.