First Time Fishing & Forever a Fan!…read more Big thanks to Pola & Lina from Stay Branded for hooking us up with a VIP day on Miss Belmar! It was my first time fishing (same for my kids) and we had an absolute blast--my daughter caught her first fish, and my son and I caught four! The boat was clean, had bathrooms, and even a café where we grabbed pork roll egg & cheese sandwiches. Huge shoutout to Captain Jeff for letting my kids steer the boat--core memory made! Highly recommend for families or first-timers like us.

The deck hands Jake and Alana were great. Everything else was poorly organized and executed. After…read morepaying for a 3/4 day trip, they put me on the wrong boat, which was for a 1/2 hour trip. Hardly any fish caught and I didn't see a single keeper on the boat. They just dont know how to find fish or run their business. Read the reviews and find another fishing/whale-watching boat. I wish I did... You'll be glad you did.

Mantoloking Bridge Pier Park and Fishing Pier is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. With ample…read moreparking available, accessing the park is hassle-free. The fishing pier offers breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere, perfect for a relaxing day out. Whether you're an avid angler or simply seeking tranquility by the water, this park delivers an unforgettable experience. With its convenient location and picturesque setting, Mantoloking Bridge Pier Park is a gem worth visiting time and time again. Crabbing here always yields results and to the North is Point pleasant and to the South Toms River/Seaside so if you want to hit the shore and dine driving is easy, access from Rt. 35 or off 70 From Brick, a nice way to spend an afternoon and there are restrooms on site.

Amazing park! Children's park, boat launch ramp, and fishing peer. The people there are very…read morefriendly and the views are amazing

Took our puppy to the beach for his first time at Fisherman's Cove and he loved it. It was like…read moregoing to doggy beach heaven. Fisherman's Cove is one of the few dog friendly beaches in New Jersey. Dogs are permitted to be off-leashed before 10AM and after 4PM. All the dogs had a great time playing with each other. The beach was clean and there are two portapotties on site, which were also very clean. There aren't too many restaurants nearby like in Point Pleasant or Asbury Park, so you might want to eat beforehand or bring food with you to the beach.

First time for my family to hit this nook of the Jersey Shore and we dug it.  The beach/ocean is…read morejust a stone's throw away (there was a junior surfboarding competition we got to catch a bit of), the inlet had a slew of people fishing (nothing biting though) and the 'cove' with a small (unprotected) sand/beach-area (dog-friendly!) and some trails and whatnot (not dog-friendly!). Overlooking that almost no one was wearing a mask (in any of the surrounding areas that we ventured to and from) the cove itself was absolutely stunning and peaceful during the sunset.  For a few moments you could zen out and not have to worry about all the rotten things happening throughout the world. "Every sunset brings the promise of a new dawn." - Emerson

Full Day Trip with Capt. Geno…read more This was my first charter boat trip I've been on. After being on the boat with Capt. Geno, safe to say my father and I won't be doing anymore party boat trips. Capt. Geno knows how to put fish on the boat, we had a great time the whole day. Lots of laughs and we couldn't have had a better day on the water. Thanks again Capt! We'll be back.

From the owner: In-Shore fishing such as Fluke, Sea Bass, Porgies, Trigger Fish, Blue Fish are all targeted when…read morethey come into season and don't forget the Striped Bass. Bring your own lunch and we cover the rest! Charter start as cheap as $600 don't forget the mate typically gets 20% tip

Drinking Club, not a fishing club. Average food quality. Good location. For a few years now Verne…read morehas not been president and that's good. There's hope...

I went back recently, and I actually really liked the food. You guys deserve four stars. I will…read morecome back.

The new and improved Fisherman's Den is a staple of Belmar Marina. To start off try one of the…read more15-minute (strickly enforced) parking spots right in front to grab whatever you need for whatever fishing trip you will be embarking on. If you are going on a party boat you can grab some extra rigs and weights, if you fishing near the marina or surf fishing they have all the live and frozen bait + lures you will need. They even have rods and reels for sale. Best part is they have boats to rent that you can take around in the Shark River. They are small (16ft) and have like a 9 HP engine but get the job done to cruise around the river and do some fishing. Bring your patience if you are heading in there before the party boats head out (early morning) (2:30 pm) because it will be crowded in there but they move the line quickly.

I get all my tackle and bait stuff for a good price thank you Bob for everything you doread more

Half days never seem score good Quality catches. Maybe because of time factor involved he wasn't…read moreable to reach best fishing grounds. As a recreational fisherman if I am traveling 75 miles I might like a decent shot at catching a few fish .

Great sea fishing experience! It doesn't matter if you are a beginner or pro, alone or with a…read moregroup, you're gonna have a great time with the Atlantic Star crew. As we arrive at the shore, the captain, Captain Tom, spotted us from afar and gave us a very welcoming greeting. He took pictures for us in front of the ship and tells us everything we need to know about the trip. The crew was amazing and very attentive. The weather was a little chilly today so Patrick, the superstar crew member, very kindly offered his spare hoodies to my friends who are freezing. We didn't catch any strip bass today, but we did manage to catch many blue fish. They are huge and really quite delicious. Ah yes! So once you have a fish on hook, the crew will help you pull it out of the water, and at the end fillet them for you. The fishing experience was really easy and relaxing because the crew is there to help with untangling the strings or helping us putting on baits. The bathroom was extremely clean and the indoor space is dry and comfortable. I like the fact that they have a separate restroom for the ladies, it is very considerate. This is my 3rd time fishing with the Atlantic Star and I'll definitely come back with more friends. Tips: - don't forget to tip the crew members well when you exit the ship, they worked really hard! - they have everything you need on board, just walk in and be prepared to catch some fish! - good for family with kids too

This is my family's favorite spot for a leisure stroll. We'd almost always come for a walk when the…read moreweather is nice, especially after a big meal. It allows for all sorts of activities in a compact 71 acre space. This is also a great spot to view the fall foliage. There are 2 entrances. The main entrance is off Pond Rd. There is a side entrance off Robertsville Rd but that parking lot can accommodate only about half a dozen cars. A typical walk is a round trip from between the 2 entrances and you'll rack up about 2 miles. There is an excursion trail around the outside boundaries of the park beginning at the Robertsville entrance. With that you can make up 3 miles which was what I used to do when I was training for the varsity cross-country team. The pond is good for boating and fishing and is stocked with trout every year. The playground is right by the pond and is a great photo spot for your kids. There is a stage and a nice-sized pavilion in front of it. Perfect for a summer concert or play. There are benches and picnic tables throughout. In my most recent visit (Oct'21) I was pleasantly surprised to find that they've added a large number of brand new benches and picnic tables made with recycled material. Also, the parking lot at the main entrance has been redone and doubled the capacity. For these surprises I'm bumping the rating up to 5 stars. PS. If you're into mountain biking, I'll let you in on a local secret. There is a technical course adjacent to the southeast side of the park and you can access it at the end of Brookwood Dr.

Definitely not the best maintained park in the area but still a hidden gem. Tucked away just behind…read morethe hustle and bustle on route 9 lies this picturesque little park. There is something for everyone to enjoy here. Bring your canoes or kayaks. There is a boat launch near the entrance. You can fish here, the lake is stocked with fish. We have yet to catch anything but plants and a snapping turtle. There is a nice trail along the lake to walk or bike. There is a little playground too but this is probably the worst maintained area of the park. There are no bathrooms here but there are porta potties. Every time I've been here when it's warm the ice cream truck has come in here. Other than that there are no concession stands. Just pack a lunch and enjoy at one of the picnic tables.