POINT PLEASANT BEACH FISHING FIELD GUIDE
Overnight Canyon Run on the 53' Jersey Nutz — 26–28 Hours out of Point Pleasant Beach
A shared open-boat overnight fishing charter that runs 26–28 hours from Point Pleasant Beach into New Jersey’s offshore canyons; this guide distills the logistical, policy and species info you need to plan.
Overnight Canyon Run on the 53' Jersey Nutz — 26–28 Hours out of Point Pleasant Beach.
Board the 53' Jersey Nutz for a 26–28 hour open-boat trip from Point Pleasant Beach into the offshore canyons of New Jersey. Shared charters (starting at six spots) travel 65–120 miles offshore—from the Hudson Canyon to Poormans Canyon—targeting bigeye, yellowfin and bluefin tuna as well as marlin, mahi, wahoo, shark and swordfish. Practical details — deposit, balance due, what to bring and boat policies — determine whether this overnight canyon run is right for you.
Highlights
Outing Highlights
Big-game species on the line
The trip focuses on offshore big-game fishing: tuna (bigeye, yellowfin and bluefin) are the primary targets, with opportunities for marlin (white and blue), mahi, wahoo, sharks and swordfish.
Canyons 65–120 miles offshore
Charters operate well offshore—from roughly 65 to 120 miles—working canyon structure from the Hudson Canyon to the Poormans Canyon and everything in between.
Open-boat, shared overnight charters
These are shared open-boat trips that start with six available spots; dates are offered as shared charters and can be limited as spots fill. The advertised cost is per person and a deposit is required to secure a spot.
What the day feels like
What the trip feels like
Expect a sustained offshore push: a 26–28 hour schedule aboard the 53' Jersey Nutz that departs from Point Pleasant Beach and runs overnight on the canyon grounds. The day-to-day rhythm is transit to the canyons, running productive structure 65–120 miles out, fishing for large pelagics, and returning to port once the trip concludes. Trips typically depart during a broad window between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., unless otherwise arranged.
Suitability
Who it's for
Who this trip suits — and who should think twice.
Practical planner
Details to review before reserving
Bring sunglasses, sunscreen, foul‑weather gear, a change of clothes and appropriate footwear (fishing boots, boat shoes or sneakers; no black‑soled shoes). Each person should provide their own prepared food and beverages for the trip.
The vessel has a refrigerator and a coffee maker available for passenger use.
Review cancellation policies before reserving.
Frequently asked questions
Planning Your Outing
How long is the trip?
This is a 26–28 hour overnight open-boat trip.
How much is the deposit and what is due the day of the trip?
$400 is the deposit. The remaining balance ($675) plus tip will be due the day of the trip.
How many anglers per open-boat trip?
Open-boat trips start with six available spots; as spots fill, the trip becomes limited.
What payment methods and fees apply?
The remaining balance may be paid by cash or credit card; credit-card payments incur a 3% surcharge. The displayed cost is per person and does not include a customary 20% tip for the mates.
What is the alcohol and conduct policy on board?
Alcohol is limited to beer only (no hard liquor, no wine, no glass bottles). If a passenger is determined by the captain to be intoxicated, the boat will return to the dock without refund. No firearms or illegal drugs are allowed; offenses will be reported to the Coast Guard.
Who do I contact to book or find other available dates?
Text or call Cody at 609-354-2734 for available trips and dates.