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Your Ultimate FAQ Guide to Land-Based Shark Fishing.
Got Questions?
We've Got Answers!
Your Ultimate FAQ Guide to Land-Based Shark Fishing.
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Fishing in New Jersey?
New Jersey has a Saltwater Fishing Registry. It is a quick and free process, and everyone who intends to fish needs one. It can be done online by clicking here.
Fishing in Florida?
Florida requires a fishing license for anyone intending to fish it's waters.Several options can be purchased online by clicking here.
Rates vary based on several variables. Please email for more information.
Your trip will take place rain or shine. In the event of extreme weather, such as very heavy winds, and extended ongoing lightning, we may need to reschedule.
All fishing gear, bait, tackle, and high-quality photos of your catch are all provided.
Here are a few ideas of what you may want to bring along:
No. There is no need for chum, as the sharks are already close. It is important to note that we fish for sharks because they are there, sharks aren't there because we fish for them. Furthermore, the use of chum from the surf is not very effective.
Fishing in New Jersey?
New Jersey has a Saltwater Fishing Registry. It is a quick and free process, and everyone who intends to fish needs one. It can be done online by clicking here.
Fishing in Florida?
Florida requires a fishing license for anyone intending to fish it's waters.Several options can be purchased online by clicking here.
Rates vary based on several variables. Please call or email for more information.
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Email:
All fishing gear, bait, tackle, and high-quality photos of your catch are all provided.
Here are a few ideas of what you may want to bring along:
Your trip will take place rain or shine. In the event of extreme weather, such as very heavy winds, and extended ongoing lightning, we may need to reschedule.
No. There is no need for chum, as the sharks are already close. It is important to note that we fish for sharks because they are there, sharks aren't there because we fish for them. Furthermore, the use of chum from the surf is not very effective.
No. Qualifying sharks are tagged in cooperation with Dunton Lab of Monmouth University, and then quickly released back into the ocean.
Generally speaking, we only tag sharks that have the energy to withstand the process. In some cases, after a long battle, we expedite the release process to ensure the sharks' survival.