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Black Sea Bass Fishing Out of Belmar: Reefs, Wrecks, Depths

Black Sea Bass Fishing Out of Belmar: Reefs, Wrecks, Depths

Sea Girt Reef sits 3.6 nautical miles off Sea Girt in 60 to 75 ft, while the Mud Hole wrecks reach 190 ft and beyond. Here are the grounds, depths, local method and charters for Belmar sea bass.

By Breakpoint Team
Black sea bass fishing out of Beach Haven: reefs and wrecks

Black sea bass fishing out of Beach Haven: reefs and wrecks

The reefs, wrecks, depths and local boats behind Beach Haven's sea bass fishing, from Little Egg Reef to the Rhino on Garden State South.

By Breakpoint Team
Black Sea Bass Fishing Out of Barnstable and Cape Cod Bay

Black Sea Bass Fishing Out of Barnstable and Cape Cod Bay

Billingsgate Shoal, "The Square" and the 80 ft water off Sesuit, matched to the harbors that run them. Includes the Rock Harbor and Sesuit charters that list sea bass.

By Breakpoint Team
Black sea bass fishing out of Barnegat Light, by the numbers

Black sea bass fishing out of Barnegat Light, by the numbers

Barnegat Light Reef sits about 3 miles east of the lighthouse in 45 to 60 ft. Here are the Tibor, Tuna Sub, Towboat #9 and Antares positions, how the reef is drifted, and who fishes it.

By Breakpoint Team
Black sea bass fishing out of Atlantic City: wrecks and GPS

Black sea bass fishing out of Atlantic City: wrecks and GPS

The Atlantic City Reef sits 8.8 nautical miles from Absecon Inlet in 55 to 95 ft. Here are the named wrecks with coordinates, how the reef is fished, and the local charters that list black sea bass.

By Breakpoint Team
Bigeye Tuna Fishing Out of Wildwood: Canyons and Season

Bigeye Tuna Fishing Out of Wildwood: Canyons and Season

Where Wildwood boats look for bigeye, from Wildwood Reef out to Wilmington Canyon. Covers the late August through November peak, the canyon depths, ballyhoo and the dusk bite, and the local boats that list the fish.

By Breakpoint Team
Bigeye Tuna Fishing Out of Wachapreague: Season and Grounds

Bigeye Tuna Fishing Out of Wachapreague: Season and Grounds

Wachapreague boats run about 50 miles to the canyons in the May and June season. Here are the named grounds from Parramore Reef to Washington Canyon, how the fleet fishes them, and who charters for bigeye.

By Breakpoint Team
Bigeye Tuna Fishing Out of Virginia Beach: Run and Grounds

Bigeye Tuna Fishing Out of Virginia Beach: Run and Grounds

Where Virginia Beach boats run for bigeye, from Norfolk Canyon at about 115 fathoms to the named structure closer in. Also covered: the local trolling and deep-drift methods and the charters that target them.

By Breakpoint Team
Bigeye Tuna Fishing out of Shinnecock: Canyon Runs

Bigeye Tuna Fishing out of Shinnecock: Canyon Runs

Three Shinnecock charters, three season windows, two trip formats and the named structure from Shinnecock Reef out to the Hudson Canyon shelf edge. A port-level reference for owner-operators planning a canyon run.

By Breakpoint Team
Bigeye Tuna Fishing Out of Sebastian Inlet, by the Numbers

Bigeye Tuna Fishing Out of Sebastian Inlet, by the Numbers

Out of Sebastian Inlet, bigeye come as by-catch on deep-drop and swordfish trips to the canyons and 1,600 ft grounds. Here are the run, the waypoints and the local captain who lists them.

By Breakpoint Team