A Full Day Chasing Sharks off Point Pleasant Beach: Tight lines on a 38' Henriques

POINT PLEASANT BEACH FISHING FIELD GUIDE

A Full Day Chasing Sharks off Point Pleasant Beach: Tight lines on a 38' Henriques

An eight‑hour in‑shore shark fishing charter aboard Tale Chaser Sportfishing — this guide explains what to expect on deck, what’s provided, and how to prepare for a productive day on the Atlantic.

A Full Day Chasing Sharks off Point Pleasant Beach: Tight lines on a 38' Henriques.

Duration
8 Hourstttt
Location
Point Pleasant Beach
Operator
Tale Chaser Sport Fishing
Category
Fishing
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

From the concrete edge of Point Pleasant Beach you step aboard a fully equipped 38’ Henriques and head into the productive in‑shore waters of the Atlantic. Under Captain Steven’s guidance, anglers target everything from bass and flounder to large game species, with a crew that handles the boat work and will clean your catch at day’s end.

Highlights

Outing Highlights

THE VESSEL

A 38’ Henriques Built for Comfort and Serious Fishing

The boat is outfitted for all‑day comfort — flybridge, head, shower, galley, berths, air conditioning and an ice box — so anglers can focus on tactics and stamina through an eight‑hour day on the water.

THE TARGETS

A Wide Catch List: From Bass to Shark

Trips focus on a range of species — bass, flounder, dolphin, tuna, bonito, black seabass and shark — with the quarry and approach shaped by season and conditions.

THE CREW

Hands‑On Guidance from Captain Steven and Crew

Captain Steven and his crew provide the angling support and handle boat operations and fish processing so you spend your day fishing rather than fussing with logistics.

What the day feels like

What the Day Feels Like

An eight‑hour, full‑day charter is a concentrated push — a steady sequence of casts, troll runs and bottom drops as the crew works productive in‑shore grounds. You’ll rotate techniques (trolling, jigging, drift and bottom fishing among them) to match the species and conditions, while the boat’s amenities give a quiet refuge between bites.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this trip suits — and who should reconsider.

1
Small Groups & FriendsWell suited — the vessel safely carries up to six anglers, making it ideal for tight groups who want an all‑day fishing experience together.
2
Solo AnglersGood fit — solo anglers are welcome but should book knowing the boat’s six‑angler capacity; bring your own license as required.
3
FamiliesFamily outings are possible, but organizers should account for the six‑angler limit and ensure every person on board has the necessary fishing license.
4
Large PartiesNot ideal for very large parties — the boat’s safe operating limit is up to six anglers, so larger groups should split into multiple bookings.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Schedule

This is a full‑day outing with an eight‑hour duration; confirm your exact departure time when you book and plan to arrive at the meeting point ahead of boarding.

Meeting Point & Logistics

Meet at 311 Channel Dr, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ 08742 for boarding on the Tale Chaser’s 38’ Henriques; the boat includes a head, shower, galley and air conditioning for comfort during an all‑day trip.

What to Bring

All rods, reels and terminal tackle are provided; you are responsible for purchasing the necessary fishing licenses for everyone on board. Bring weather‑appropriate clothing, sun protection and any personal items you want during the day.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

How long is the charter?

This is an eight‑hour full‑day charter.

Where do we meet for departure?

The meeting point is 311 Channel Dr, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ 08742.

How many anglers can the boat carry?

The 38’ Henriques can safely carry up to six anglers.

Are rods and tackle provided?

Yes — all rods, reels and terminal tackle are included so you can focus on fishing.

Do I need a fishing license?

Yes — you must purchase the necessary fishing licenses for everyone on board prior to the trip.

What species might we catch and what techniques are used?

Depending on season and conditions you may fish for bass, flounder, dolphin, tuna, bonito, black seabass and sharks, using techniques such as bottom fishing, big game fishing, trolling, jigging, spinning and drift fishing.

Will the crew process our catch?

Yes — the crew will clean and fillet your catch at the end of the trip so you can take it home.