Stripers are a key component of in New Jersey’s multi-billion dollar fishing industry, too, as charter boats up and down the Shore make their living bringing striper-seekers out into open saltwater.

The New Jersey Marine Fisheries Council approved new, tighter regulations for striped bass fishing in the Garden State at packed-house meeting in Stafford Township Thursday night. The new rules ...

get the latest fishing reports here New Jersey long ago ended commercial fishing for striped bass and transferred the quota to the bonus tag program, which allows tag holders to keep one slot bass ...

It's no surprise that a fish caught near sod banks, beach shorelines, piers, jetties or nearshore bunker schools is ...

Since New Jersey prohibits commercial striped bass fishing, its recreational quotas are somewhat more lenient. In New Jersey, recreational anglers can catch one striped bass per day of at least 28 ...

New Jersey long ago ended commercial fishing for striped bass and transferred the quota to the bonus tag program, which allows tag holders to keep one slot bass from 24 to 28 inches. The bonus tag ...

Striped bass fishing is cranked up with some quality ... Thursday’s meeting of the New Jersey Marine Fisheries Council that had summer flounder and scup in the leading roles had a packed house.

Vayda reportedly went fishing with two friends and their ... The previous record for a hybrid striped bass in New Jersey belonged to an angler named Bill Schmidt, who caught a 16-pound-4-ounce ...

Thing is, resident striper fishing tends to be more technical ... especially if you plan to keep any fish. Where I fish in New Jersey, you’re allowed one fishing between 28 and 38 inches ...

That would mean no fishing at all ... The other side of the coin of course, is the health of striped bass stock. While New Jersey has enjoyed prolific runs of striped bass for a while now since ...