Rack N Fin Radio

Okay, so we have some bad weather and subsequent gnarly conditions this weekend, but it should serve to move more striped bass down the coast.

Sea Bass season in New Jersey runs from November 1st to December 31st.

The buck tag is an additional $28 to the standard $28 antlerless permit. Only one buck can be taken no matter the number of permits purchased.

It’s seven days in duration and includes two Saturdays, October 29 and November 5. Seven days to bag a turkey based on the number of permits purchased.

For the next two weeks, the NJ Bureau of Freshwater Fisheries will be stocking 20,445 two-year-old rainbow trout.

Sea bass season begins October 7th in New Jersey with the daily limit back to 10 fish. The minimum size limit remains at 13 inches.

Welcome to the up-close and unexpected south Jersey fall freshwater fishing bonanza.

Garden State's small game season for gray squirrel and cottontail rabbit opens at sunrise, Saturday, September 24.

With the September 27 final day of the ‘22 summer flounder season rapidly approaching, these last days are sure to be a scramble to get in on the building flattie bite.

Mahi mania has hit the Jersey coast. Perfect timing, too, as the tuna bite in the canyons is in a brief late summer slump, and mid-range tuna action is scarce, at best.

Enter the late summer trigger, as in the gray triggerfish. Cool name via its two part dorsal fin that will raise and lock, and is lowered by pressing the smaller rear dorsal rearward.

Contrary to its appearance, the sea robin makes for some pretty good eating.