NJShore Guide

Ceddies Ridge

Reef off the New Jersey coast

1,338 acresArea
5Species
CentralRegion

Location

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About This Ground

Spot located South of "The Fingers" snd also just South of the Garden State South Reef. Check tide charts—fish are most active during water movement.

The surrounding area is characterized with sandy and shelly material as a bottom type.

Target Species

Best Times to Fish

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SpeciesJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
BluefishOffOffOffGoodPeakPeakPeakPeakPeakGoodOffOff
Summer Flounder (Fluke)OffOffOffOffGoodPeakPeakPeakGoodOffOffOff
Bonito & False AlbacoreOffOffOffOffOffOffGoodPeakPeakPeakGoodOff
Scup (Porgy)OffOffOffGoodPeakPeakPeakPeakGoodOffOffOff
Peak Season
Good Season
Off Season

Bottom Composition

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Charters to Fish Ceddies Ridge

Most charters depart from Barnegat Light - Prime bay fishing access

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The Gambler

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Party Boat
  • Family operation since 1949
  • Widest party boat in class
$60/person$

Miss Chris Boats

Cape May

Party Boat
  • Three daily departure times
  • Air-conditioned 80-foot vessel
$50/person$

Highroller Fishing

Atlantic City

Party Boat
  • No Seasick Guarantee
  • Only back bay party boat in AC
$50/person$

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Gear for Offshore Fishing

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Frequently Asked Questions

What fish can I catch at Ceddies Ridge?

Ceddies Ridge is known for Fluke (Summer Flounder), Bluefish, Bonito, False Albacore, Scup (Porgy).

How do I get to Ceddies Ridge?

Ceddies Ridge is accessible from Little Egg Inlet. Check with local charter captains for precise navigation coordinates.

What makes Ceddies Ridge a good fishing spot?

Reef structures provide habitat for a variety of species. Artificial reefs are regularly stocked and monitored by NJ Fish & Wildlife.

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