October 26, 2026 - 10:14:49
Some real striper reports came in from Noel of One Stop Bait and Tackle in Atlantic City as the local jetty hoppers had been catching some slot bass during the night shift. Seems like plugs as well as chunks and sand fleas are netting the fish. Blackfishing has been top notch off the rocks with some chunkers pushing the 4- to 5-pound mark as green crabs and sand fleas are both working equally well. There were reports of herring hanging around the rocks that were caught on Sabiki rigs so the stripers are probably hanging around the area feeding on them.
October 26, 2026 - 10:14:43
Once things started to calm down from the nor’east blow we got a surprise said Noel Feliciano over at One Stop Bait and Tackle. That surprise came in the form of corn cob size mullet, herring and other baitfish. He said striped bass fishing was decent in the back bay waters and with the baitfish around the fishing should remain good. He also mentioned some good fishing for the tog on local rock piles, at the inlets and around the sod banks in the bay. With the conditions improving by the day and the full moon coming up the fall fishing should really kick in, especially if the migratory fish start moving through local waters off the beaches.
October 19, 2026 - 09:56:58
It’s been “Tog City” down at One Stop Bait and Tackle in Atlantic City into mid-October. Blackfish are gobbling up sand fleas, fiddler crabs and green crabs on all tides. Some tog are pushing the 4-pound plus mark too. There’s been a few night hounds scoring with stripers on plugs and cut baits off the rocks.
October 19, 2026 - 09:56:51
We got word of a nice mix of fish being caught when we spoke with Noel Feliciano over at One Stop Bait and Tackle. He told us if you are looking for the tog green crabs and sand fleas will put you into the whitechins off the rocks and in the back bay. In addition there are still some croakers and spot being caught mixed in with the tog. When it comes to the striped bass anglers are catching some nice mixed size bass in the back waters of the bay. As to the month of November the fishing is looking good especially when you ad in the migratory bass, bluefish and bonito that should start moving down the coast any time now.
