Fishing guides in New Jersey.
New Jersey runs two fisheries at once. Raritan Bay, Sandy Hook, and the Barnegat back bays hold striped bass, bluefish, and weakfish that chase bait onto the flats where fly and light tackle guides sight cast them, while the Upper Delaware and the South Branch Raritan carry wild and stocked trout through the northwest hills. A saltwater registry covers the coast and a freshwater license the rivers.
12 guides · 13 named waters · marquee water: Raritan Bay
12 New Jersey guides
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Check that your guide is licensed and legal for the water you'll fish. New Jersey's rules and licenses live at New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife.
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New Jersey field notes
What guiding in New Jersey actually pays, what a trip costs, and what the state requires. Sourced to published rates and the state agency.
Business
Are Liability Waivers Enforceable in New Jersey?
Client prepDo You Need a Fishing License on a Guided Trip in New Jersey?
Trip planningFishing Seasons in New Jersey: A Trip-Planning Guide
Guide incomeHow Much Do Fishing Guides Make in New Jersey?
What it costsHow Much Does a Fishing Charter Cost in New Jersey?
Charter businessStarting a Charter Fishing Business in New Jersey
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