CAPE MAY COUNTY PARTY & CHARTER BOAT ASSOC.

 

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LATEST NJ FISHING NEWS Tautog have moved inshore and into the inlets and sea bass have started to inhabit the inshore wrecks and reefs. The weather has got to start start giving us a break, so spring fishing should start picking up. The T-Jetty in Atlantic City gets the nod for the first Shep's Hot Spot of the season. Dave Callaway of Atlantic City racked up tautog that weighed 11.5 and 9.5 pounds while fishing on the T-Jetty. Noel Feliciano at One-Stop Bait and Tackle in Atlantic City said the jetty jockeys are killing them. He weighed in other tog that went 10, 6.5 and 4 pounds, in addition to lots of other smaller fish. Green crab and clam are the bait for tog at the popular jetty in Absecon Inlet. to read more click here from The Press of Atlantic City The New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife met Thursday, March 6 and made their final choice for this year's Summer Flounder (Fluke) regulations.  FOR 2008, THE NEW JERSEY SUMMER FLOUNDER SEASON WILL OPEN ON MAY 24 AND CLOSE ON SEPTEMBER 7.  THE MINIMUM SIZE IS 18-INCHES AND THE POSSESSION LIMIT IS EIGHT FISH   Marine Weather Weather links       Del. Bay Buoy Del Bay Weather National Doppler OceanWeather.com

LATEST DE FISHING NEWS Delaware will require new fishing license for fresh and tidal water beginning Jan. 1, 2008   Already thinking about your Delaware fishing license for next year? If so, make sure you know what the new license covers—both fresh and/or tidal water—and who it covers: for the first time, that would be both Delaware residents and non-residents who are fishing tidal waters. And be aware of what the license costs—the same for residents ($8.50) as in years past, whether fishing fresh or tidal waters, but a higher cost for non-residents who will fish either.   With the passage of House Bill 107 into law, Delaware will require anglers in 2008 to have a fishing license for both fresh and tidal waters, while the license will also be valid for recreational crabbing and clamming. The new law also includes new fees for charter boats and head boats and an option for a recreational boat fishing license.   FISHING LINKS - NJ Div of Fish and Wildlife DE. Div of Fish and Wildlife - National Weather - US Fish & Wildlife - Cape May County party & charter boat Association.