Gambler Fishing

This Trip Sails from Inlet Basin, Point Pleasant Beach, NJ (Across from the Coast Guard Station)

The BRAND NEW 90' GAMBLER will be sailing to the canyons this Fall for Yellowfin Tuna, Longfin Tuna, Big Eye Tuna, and other distant water fish such as Mahi, Swordfish, Mako and Marlin. Trips run September to October.

YOU WILL NEED: A sleeping bag or similar equipment, Rain Gear, Extra Clothing, & a Camera are suggested. Rod & Reel can be rented aboard, or you may bring your own rod. (6/0 or equivilent with 80lb. test is suggested) Food & Beverages will also be available in our galley, or you may bring your own. Alcoholic Beverages are limited to one "Six-Pack" per person. NO Hard Liquor is permitted.

Space is limited. To reserve a spot send check or money order for the full amount with the information stub below. Deposits are Non-refundable unless your spot can be re-booked or the Captain Cancels the Trip. **Please check times & dates & write them on your calendar.**

All fish are tagged and chilled in a slush tank. Mates provide filleting services. The fish you catch are yours to take home. Leave a large cooler or bucket in your car for your fillets.

The Gambler is also available for Tuna Charters. For further information please call: 732-295-7569

"Canyon Tuna"

For the Angler who would like to try the fishing thrill of a lifetime, come out on the Gambler for one of our 24 Hour Autumn Trips to the 100 Mile Continental Shelf, catch Yellowfin Tuna, Long fin Tuna, Bluefin Tuna - fish weighing in at 50, 100, 200 pounds or more! You may even catch other types of exoctic fish, see whales, porpoise and sea turtles out on these warm crystal clear, Gulf Stream Currents. On Board, you'll meet some nice people to share the adventure. These trips are welcome to Pro or Novice Anglers, but NOT to Couch Potatoes, or the Faint of Heart! We have the gear, the bait and ice storage for your off shore experience, the only thing you will need to bring is a sleeping bag. These trips are limited to a smaller number of anglers for your fishing comfort and depart only once a week after Labor Day, so make your reservations early. As always, the fish you catch on the Gambler are yours to take home.