NJShore Guide

Spencer Fingers

Buoy Area off the New Jersey coast

1,235 acresArea
1Species
South ShoreRegion

Location

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About This Ground

Following part of the 40 fathom depth line, the area forms a wavy line that looks like two fingers. 54 nautical miles E (90 degrees T) from the Y "F" buoy in Cape May. Troll cedar plugs and spreader bars at 6-8 knots for yellowfin.

The surrounding characteristics are composed by sandy and muddy material as a bottom type.

Target Species

Best Times to Fish

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SpeciesJanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Yellowfin & Bluefin TunaOffOffOffOffGoodPeakPeakPeakPeakGoodOffOff
Peak Season
Good Season
Off Season

Bottom Composition

sandmud

Charters to Fish Spencer Fingers

Most charters depart from Belmar - Closest to offshore canyons

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Moover Fishing Adventures

Atlantic City

Charter
  • Bay trips to 36-hour canyon expeditions
  • Shark trip specialists ($1,850)
From $475$

Golden Eagle

Belmar

Charter
  • State-of-the-art electronics
  • Full galley service
From $700$$

Canyon Eagle I

Belmar

Charter
  • Offshore canyon specialists
  • 24-hour expedition capability
From $750$$

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Gear for Offshore Fishing

Essential gear for fishing this ground.

Offshore Trolling Rod

Heavy-duty rod for tuna, mahi, and billfish. 30-50lb class.

Conventional Reel (30-50 class)

Heavy-duty conventional reel for offshore trolling and jigging.

Fighting Belt & Harness

Essential for battling big fish. Reduces fatigue on long fights.

Diamond Jigs

Classic vertical jig for sea bass, cod, and bottom fish.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What fish can I catch at Spencer Fingers?

Spencer Fingers is known for Tuna.

How do I get to Spencer Fingers?

Spencer Fingers is located 54 nm E (90 degrees T) from the Y "F" buoy in Cape May.

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