Wreck Site off the New Jersey coast
Is a big area with several wrecks and obstructions that create a limp. 2.5 nautical miles SE (120 degrees T) from RW "S" buoy in the Ambrose Channel. Anchor up-current and let your bait drift back to the wreck.
The surrounding area is characterized by muddy material as a bottom type.
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| Species | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bluefish | Off | Off | Off | Good | Peak | Peak | Peak | Peak | Peak | Good | Off | Off |
| Black Sea Bass | Off | Off | Off | Off | Peak | Peak | Good | Good | Peak | Peak | Good | Off |
| Tautog (Blackfish) | Off | Off | Good | Peak | Peak | Off | Off | Off | Off | Peak | Peak | Good |
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Check AvailabilityMud Dump is known for Sea Bass, Tautog, Bluefish.
Mud Dump is located 2.5 nm SE (120 degrees T) from RW "S" buoy in the Ambrose Channel. The nearest departure point is Sandy Hook.
Wreck sites provide structure that attracts fish. They are excellent for bottom fishing and often hold sea bass, tautog, and striped bass.
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