Fishing Charters in New Jersey
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Catch N Hell Fishing Charters
Highlands, New Jersey
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Control Freaks Sportfishing
Brick Township, New Jersey
Celtic Stoirm
Belmar, New Jersey
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Fat Cat Sport Fishing
Neptune City, New Jersey
NJ Fatcat Offshore and Inshore Sportfishing from Belmar NJ
Blitzbound Charters
Lincroft, New Jersey
Fish Stix Charter Fishing
Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey
TRIPS AND RATES6 Passengers Max Stripers - $900. 00 - (6hrs) (April - July, October - December) Offshore Shark - $1800. 00 (12-14 hours, May/June). (20-40mil
Ziggyb Sport Fishing Nj
Avon-By-The-Sea, New Jersey
The ZiggyB, NJ's most proud and one of the Shark Rivers longest running sport fishing Charters providing pro's/ amatuers alike with quality NJ fishing charters
Lighthouse Sportfishing
Barnegat, New Jersey
Terry Sullivans Guide Service
Point Pleasant, New Jersey
I am a lifelong resident of Ocean County, New Jersey and have been a professional fishing guide for the past ten years. I have been an intense and avid salt-water fisherman for over thirty years. Both of my boats are especially well suited for fly-fishing. In our local waters we are able to catch large striped bass, bluefish, weakfish, fluke, albacore, bonita, spanish mackerel, and a variety of different tuna. As your charter-fishing guide I will also tailor fit our itinerary to target any specific salt-water species that are within our range and season if you desire. Whether it is live-lining bait or enticing them with a custom tied fly, I well do what it takes to put us on the bite. I would enjoy and welcome the opportunity to make your day an enjoyable experience and pleasantly memorable one fishing the rivers, bays and ocean as your personal salt-water fishing guide.
Shootem Sportfishing
Brick Township, New Jersey
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Waterman Charters
Barnegat, New Jersey
No Expectations Fishing
Cape May, New Jersey
Experience world-class inshore Flounder fishing in Cape May on a shared charter. Expert-guided trips for all skill levels. Reserve your spot today!
Best Time to Catch Walleye
Walleye can be caught year-round in Sayreville. Right now in March, activity is Fair.
Seasonal Activity Chart
Walleye
If you're chasing walleye in central New Jersey, the Raritan River near Sayreville offers a surprisingly good opportunity. While not a traditional walleye hotspot, the 'D&R Canal' section of the Raritan, with its deeper pools and rocky structure, holds a decent population. Your best bet is during the spring spawning run (late March-April) and again in the fall (October-November) as water temperatures cool. Walleye tend to congregate near the deeper holes and current breaks around the Route 9 bridge and further upstream. Local tip: Wading can be productive, but be cautious of slippery rocks and fluctuating water levels, especially after rainfall. Fishing from the bank near the Sayreville pumping station is another accessible option. Jigs tipped with nightcrawlers or minnows, as well as crankbaits that mimic local forage fish, tend to work well. The walleye here aren't giants, averaging 1-3 pounds, but they're a rewarding catch in a unique setting.
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How to Catch Walleye
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Walleye Fishing Regulations in New Jersey
Open Season
Year-round
Daily Bag Limit
3 per day
Size Limit
18-inch minimum
License Required
Freshwater fishing license
Check the current NJ Freshwater Fishing Digest for specific waterbody exceptions.
⚠️ Always verify current regulations with the New Jersey state wildlife agency before fishing.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's the best bait to use for walleye fishing in Sayreville?
Walleye in the Sayreville area respond well to a variety of presentations. Jigs tipped with nightcrawlers or minnows are popular, as are crankbaits and swimbaits that mimic smaller baitfish.
Are there any walleye size restrictions in New Jersey?
Yes, to keep a walleye in New Jersey, it must be at least 18 inches long. The bag limit is 3 walleye per day, and the season is open year-round.
Do I need a fishing license to target walleye in Sayreville?
Yes, you'll need a valid New Jersey freshwater fishing license to legally fish for walleye and other freshwater species in Sayreville.
When is the best time of year to fish for walleye near Sayreville?
Walleye fishing is typically best in the spring and fall when the water temperatures are cooler. They can also be caught during the winter months through the ice, if conditions allow.
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