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Caveman Sportfishing Caveman Sportfishing
We specializing in trophy Stripers and Black Drum inshore and all Tuna species, Wahoo and Mahi Mahi (Dolphin) Offshore.

Copacetic Sportfishing Copacetic Sportfishing
Take advantage of an awesome day at sea with one of Cape May’s premier light tackle sportfishing boats. Whether you choose inshore or offshore, are a

Sea Star III Sea Star III
The SEA STAR III is a 65' Party Boat. She sails 6 hour OPEN BOAT fishing trips Daily at 9AM from Cape May,NJ. USCG Inspected to carry up to 78 passeng

UnReel Sportfishing UnReel Sportfishing
We fish 7 days a week offering private charter fishing, as well as open boat seats. Located in Cape May, NJ

Grassy Sound Marina Grassy Sound Marina
Situated on the Grassy Sound Channel in beautiful Cape May County, N.J. Creating memories with family and friends at Grassy Sound Marina will be the h

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Jersey Cape Guide Service - Inshore Shark Fishing
By Seamus on 7/7/2025 7:47:00 PM • Views (3)
July is the month for inshore shark fishing! We catch sandbar brown spinner dusky and hammerhead sharks close to the beach. No long rides! We catch these fish on light tackle. Flyfishing is also an option!
Jersey Cape Guide Service - More Sunset Stripers!
By Seamus on 7/7/2025 7:36:00 PM • Views (3)
More pics from our latest sunset striper expedition!
Jersey Cape Guide Service - Evening Stripers
By Seamus on 7/7/2025 7:34:00 PM • Views (4)
High tides in the evening bring stripers out to feed. This is surface action on poppers. Light tackle is the name of the game here! These fish also chew on the flyrod. This is an amazing way to enjoy the marsh!
Jersey Cape Guide Service - Evening Stripers!
By Seamus on 7/6/2025 4:55:00 PM • Views (3)
High tides in the evening bring stripers out to feed. This is surface action on poppers. Light tackle is the name of the game here! These fish also chew on the flyrod. This is an amazing way to enjoy the marsh!
Jersey Cape Guide Service - Evening Stripers!
By Seamus on 7/6/2025 4:51:00 PM • Views (3)
High tides in the evening bring stripers out to feed. This is surface action on poppers. Light tackle is the name of the game here! These fish also chew on the flyrod. This is an amazing way to enjoy the marsh!

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