Striped Bass fishing is one of the most popular and recognizable party boat fishing trips in New Jersey, drawing anglers to the Jersey Shore each spring

and fall as migrating fish move through local waters.

Also known as “Stripers,” these hard-fighting fish are targeted using a variety of techniques depending on the season and conditions, including live bait, trolling, jigging, and casting. Fishing from Brielle, NJ at Bogan’s Basin, our fleet offers seasonal Striped Bass trips focused on productive inshore waters

along the New Jersey coast.

Known for powerful runs and exciting action close to home, Striped Bass fishing remains one of the premier seasonal fishing opportunities along the Jersey Shore.

Striped Bass Fishing Season in New Jersey

Striped Bass fishing in New Jersey follows seasonal migrations as fish move along the Atlantic Coast throughout the year.

• Spring Migration (April – June):
  Migrating Striped Bass move into local waters providing excellent inshore fishing opportunities along beaches, channels, and nearshore structure.
• Summer (June – August):
  Some resident fish remain in local waters while larger migratory fish move north into cooler waters.
• Fall Migration (September – December):
  One of the best times of year for Striped Bass fishing as large schools move south along the Jersey Shore feeding heavily before winter.
• Winter Holdover Fish:
  Limited opportunities may exist depending on water temperatures and local conditions.

Season timing and regulations vary each year, but spring

and fall remain the most popular times for

Striped Bassfishing in New Jersey.

What to Expect on a Striped Bass

Fishing Trip

Striped Bass trips can vary depending on the season, migration patterns, bait availability, and fishing conditions.

• Inshore fishing along the Jersey Shore
• Trolling, jigging, casting, or live bait fishing
• Powerful fights and exciting action
• Trips suitable for anglers of all experience levels
• Productive spring and fall fisheries

Striped Bass fishing trips are popular because they combine exciting action with the opportunity to target one of the most iconic gamefish found in New Jersey waters.