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Elite 24-Hour Deep Sea Fishing Trip in NJ

  • Published Date: July 17, 2025
  • Fishing
  • New Jersey
  • $300 - $3,600 price range
  • Updated Date: September 27, 2025

Summary

Get ready for an epic 24-hour fishing adventure off the New Jersey coast. We're heading out to the Canyons, where the big fish play. You'll have a shot at landing some serious tuna - we're talking Albacore and Bluefin - plus Swordfish and other hefty pelagics. Don't worry if you're new to this; our crew's got you covered with all the gear and know-how you'll need. The real magic happens after dark when those trophy-sized fish come out to feed. Captain Raymond knows these waters like the back of his hand and he'll put you right on the fish. We cast off at noon, so you'll get the full offshore experience, from sunny afternoon to starry night and back again. Just remember to give us a ring 48 hours before to confirm your spot. Whether you're a seasoned angler or it's your first time out, this trip's going to be one for the books.
Elite 24-Hour Deep Sea Fishing Trip in NJ

Deep Sea Giants

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Striped bass caught in NJ

Massive striped bass success!

Yellowfin tuna fishing in Forked River

Solid blackfin tuna bite!

One big fish caught while cruising and fishing in New Jersey

Vibrant mahi mahi catch!

Four striped bass caught on a fishing trip in NJ

Productive striped bass trip!

Two anglers fishing in Forked River, a scenic location.

Angler reeling in Black Sea Bass

Scenic view of New Jersey coastline during cruises and fishing trip

Offshore adventure in Jersey waters

Two bluefish caught during cruises and fishing trip in Forked River

Reel in your next big catch in NJ

King Mackerel, 33 inches, caught during cruises and fishing in NJ

Tuna catch in Barnegat Bay

Two big fish caught at Forked River during cruises and fishing trip

Pumped mahi mahi action!

Two anglers reeling in big fish from a boat in New Jersey

Epic yellowfin tuna haul!

Striped bass caught in NJ

Massive striped bass success!

Yellowfin tuna fishing in Forked River

Solid blackfin tuna bite!

One big fish caught while cruising and fishing in New Jersey

Vibrant mahi mahi catch!

Four striped bass caught on a fishing trip in NJ

Productive striped bass trip!

Two anglers fishing in Forked River, a scenic location.

Angler reeling in Black Sea Bass

Scenic view of New Jersey coastline during cruises and fishing trip

Offshore adventure in Jersey waters

Two bluefish caught during cruises and fishing trip in Forked River

Reel in your next big catch in NJ

King Mackerel, 33 inches, caught during cruises and fishing in NJ

Tuna catch in Barnegat Bay

Two big fish caught at Forked River during cruises and fishing trip

Pumped mahi mahi action!

Two anglers reeling in big fish from a boat in New Jersey

Epic yellowfin tuna haul!

Striped bass caught in NJ

Massive striped bass success!

Yellowfin tuna fishing in Forked River

Solid blackfin tuna bite!

One big fish caught while cruising and fishing in New Jersey

Vibrant mahi mahi catch!

Four striped bass caught on a fishing trip in NJ

Productive striped bass trip!

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24-Hour Tuna Hunt in the NJ Canyons

Get ready for the fishing trip of a lifetime with Miss Liane Sportfishing Charters. We're headed to the famed New Jersey Canyons for a full 24 hours of non-stop deep sea action. This overnight adventure targets some of the ocean's most prized gamefish, including bluefin and albacore tuna, plus the elusive swordfish. Whether you're a seasoned pro or it's your first time offshore, our experienced crew will put you on the fish and make sure you have a blast doing it.

Trip Overview

We'll cast off from the dock at noon, pointing the bow towards the rich fishing grounds of the offshore canyons. As we cruise out, the anticipation builds – you never know what the deep blue might hold. Captain Raymond and the crew will get you set up with top-notch gear and share some local knowledge to boost your chances. Once we hit the fishing grounds, it's all hands on deck as we troll, chunk, and jig for tuna and other pelagics. As the sun sets, we'll switch gears for some epic nighttime fishing, when the big boys often come out to play. With a max of 5 guests, you'll get plenty of personal attention and time on the reel. Just remember to give the office a ring 48 hours before to confirm your spot – we want to make sure everything's shipshape for your arrival.

Techniques on the High Seas

Out in the canyons, we'll employ a variety of fishing methods to maximize our chances. During daylight hours, we'll likely start with trolling – dragging lines behind the boat to cover more water and entice those hard-hitting strikes from yellowfin and bluefin tuna. We might also do some chunking, where we'll anchor up and create a slick of cut bait to draw the fish in close. As night falls, that's when the real magic happens. We'll break out the specialized swordfish gear – think heavy-duty electric reels and glowsticks – to target these denizens of the deep. Throughout the trip, Captain Raymond will be tweaking our approach based on conditions and fish behavior. It's a mix of art and science, and there's always something new to learn out here.

Species You'll Want to Hook

Bluefin Tuna: The heavyweight champion of the Atlantic, bluefin tuna are the ultimate test of an angler's skill and stamina. These powerhouses can top 1,000 pounds, though most we encounter are in the 100-300 pound range. Bluefin are known for their blistering runs and deep dives that'll have your arms burning and your heart racing. They're most abundant in our waters from June through October, with peak action often in the fall. Landing a bluefin is a bucket-list accomplishment for many fishermen, and the delicious sushi-grade meat is just icing on the cake.

Albacore Tuna: Often called "longfin" tuna, albacore are the speedsters of the tuna family. They're smaller than their bluefin cousins, typically weighing 30-50 pounds, but what they lack in size they make up for in fight. Albacore are known for their long, screaming runs and acrobatic jumps. They tend to show up in good numbers from July through September, often mixing in with schools of yellowfin tuna. Albacore meat is prized for its light color and mild flavor, perfect for grilling or searing rare.

Swordfish: The gladiators of the deep, swordfish are the prize catch of any overnight trip. These mysterious predators can grow to over 1,000 pounds, though most we catch are in the 100-300 pound range. Swordfish hunting happens primarily at night, when they rise from the depths to feed. The fight with a swordfish is a marathon, not a sprint – they're known for their endurance and ability to sound (dive deep) repeatedly. Swordfish season runs from June through October, with some of the best action in late summer. Besides being an impressive catch, swordfish steaks are a true delicacy.

Yellow Sea Chub: While not a primary target, yellow sea chubs (also called "chub mackerel") often show up as a bonus catch on our trips. These smaller fish, typically 1-3 pounds, school up around the same offshore structures that attract tuna. They're fun to catch on light tackle and make excellent bait for larger predators. Sea chubs are around most of the year but are most common in the warmer months. Don't overlook these little fighters – they're tasty eating and can save the day when the big fish aren't cooperating.

Why Anglers Keep Coming Back

There's something special about fishing the canyons that keeps folks coming back year after year. Maybe it's the thrill of battling a giant tuna as the sun rises over the open ocean. Or the camaraderie that develops among the crew and fellow anglers during those long night watches. Perhaps it's the sheer unpredictability – you never know when that rod's going to go screaming and what might be on the other end. Our 24-hour trips give you the full offshore experience, from the excitement of the initial run out to the satisfied exhaustion as we steam back to port with a cooler full of premium fish. It's a chance to disconnect from the daily grind and reconnect with the primal joy of the hunt.

Time to Book Your Spot

If you're itching for some world-class offshore action, our 24-hour canyon trips are tough to beat. We provide all the gear you need, from rods and reels to safety equipment, so all you have to worry about is bringing your A-game (and maybe some snacks). Remember, we're limited to 5 guests per trip to ensure everyone gets plenty of fishing time, so don't wait to lock in your date. Give us a call or book online, and make sure to ring us 48 hours before departure to confirm. Whether you're a seasoned salt looking to tangle with a giant bluefin or a newbie eager to catch your first tuna, we've got you covered. So what are you waiting for? The canyons are calling, and the fish of a lifetime could be just one cast away. Let's make some memories out on the big blue!

Learn more about the animals

Albacore Tuna

Albacore are the speedsters of the tuna family, usually 18-25 inches and 20-45 pounds. Look for them in deep, open water, often traveling in massive schools. These guys are daytime feeders, so we'll be targeting them when the sun's up. Late spring through early fall is prime time off New Jersey. Trolling's the way to go - we'll run lures like cedar plugs or tuna feathers about 50-90 feet behind the boat. Albacore are known for their light, mild meat - it's the only tuna that can be sold as "white meat." They put up a great fight for their size, with blazing runs that'll make your reel sing. Here's a captain's tip: if we hook one, stick tight to that spot. Where there's one albacore, there's usually a whole school ready to bite.

Albacore Tuna

Bluefin Tuna

Bluefin tuna are the giants of the tuna world, averaging 6.5 feet and 550 pounds. These torpedo-shaped powerhouses cruise our offshore waters, especially in the canyons. They're fast, diving deep and making blistering runs that'll test any angler. Best fishing's typically late spring through fall when they're feeding heavily. Trolling's the go-to method - we'll use outriggers to cover more water. Live bait like mackerel or squid works great, or we can try jigging. Dawn and dusk are prime bite times. Bluefin are prized for their rich, fatty meat - it's considered the ultimate in sushi. One local trick: watch for working birds, they'll often lead us right to feeding tuna. Remember, these are federally managed, so we'll need to report our catch. The fight and flavor make bluefin the ultimate offshore trophy.

Bluefin Tuna

Swordfish

Swordfish are the heavyweights of our deep sea trips, averaging 9 feet long and 400 pounds. These nighttime feeders hang out in waters 300 feet deep or more, so we'll be dropping lines way down. They're fast, powerful, and that sword-like bill makes them a real trophy catch. Late spring through early fall is prime time, when they're most active in our waters. Anglers love 'em for the hard-fighting challenge and the excellent eating - swordfish steaks are top-notch. We'll use heavy tackle with large hooks, and here's a pro tip: add a couple of lights near your bait. The glow attracts squid, which in turn lures in the swordfish. It's a long game of patience, but when that rod bends over, you're in for the fight of your life.

Swordfish

Yellow Sea Chub

Yellow Sea Chubs are fun little targets, usually 15-18 inches long. You'll find them in shallow coastal waters, especially around rocky bottoms and coral reefs. They love hanging out near floating Sargassum weeds too. These guys are omnivores, munching on everything from algae to small crustaceans. While not a prized catch, they can put up a decent fight for their size. Best time to catch 'em is during warmer months when they're most active. Drift fishing works well - use a small hook with fresh cut bait like fish strips or shrimp. Here's a local trick: toss in some bread chunks as chum to draw more chubs to your spot. They might not be dinner table favorites due to their mushy texture, but they're a fun way to keep the rods bent between bigger catches.

Yellow Sea Chub

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Ready for an epic overnight fishing trip? Hop aboard our 24-hour deep sea charter off the New Jersey coast and get ready to reel in some monsters. We're talking Albacore and Bluefin Tuna, Swordfish, and other big game fish lurking in the Canyons. Don't worry if you're new to offshore fishing - our crew will show you the ropes and provide all the gear you need. As night falls, your chances of landing a trophy catch go up. Captain Raymond knows these waters like the back of his hand and will put you right on the fish. We set sail at noon, so you'll have plenty of time to experience the open ocean and hopefully fill the cooler. Just remember to give us a ring 48 hours before to confirm your spot. Whether you're a seasoned angler or first-timer, this overnight adventure is your ticket to world-class deep sea fishing action.
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