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Score unlimited morning and afternoon fluke and seabass trips June 15–Sept 18 with rod rental included. Limited passes make it perfect for anglers who want repeated chances at peak-season bites from Point Pleasant Beach.
Score unlimited morning and afternoon fluke and seabass trips June 15–Sept 18 with rod rental included. Limited passes make it perfect for anglers who want repeated chances at peak-season bites from Point Pleasant Beach.
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Operated by Norma-K III Fishing · Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey
On the Jersey Shore, a season of lines in the water rewards anyone who can rise with the tide. The 2026 Season Pass out of Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey, is a single-ticket answer for anglers chasing summer fluke (summer flounder) and striped seabass along the Atlantic face and into the sandflats and structure off Barnegat Bay. Valid June 15 through September 18, this pass unlocks unlimited morning and afternoon trips - 7:30 a.m., 8 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. - with rod rental included; it does not cover night trips and is non-transferable.
On any given day the boat slips past the surf line into cool Atlantic swell, and anglers spread along the rail waiting for the telltale thump of a fluke bite or the harder, fightier grabs of seabass. The fishery here is seasonal and electric: fluke concentrate on sandflats and troughs as water warms, while seabass hang around rocky structure, wrecks, and deeper edges. The landscape you see is classic Jersey Shore - wide beaches, low dunes, and the austere geometry of jetties and inlets that funnel bait and predators alike.
This pass is special because it removes the friction of repeated bookings. For committed anglers it becomes a local rhythm - early light, familiar faces, and the pleasure of learning patterns over weeks. Limited availability keeps boats from overcrowding, and included rod rental lowers the barrier for a traveler who wants to try the sport without hauling gear.
Practical details matter: the operator's online calendar shows green dates for pass purchases; mechanical cancellations are pro-rated and weather days do not receive refunds. The pass holder must be the named individual. These simple rules make planning predictable for a summer that often hinges on tide windows and migrating schools.
Why book when visiting Point Pleasant Beach? This part of New Jersey pairs accessible, family-friendly shoreline with high-quality seasonal fishing a short run offshore. Even if the passage is about numbers of fish, it's also about the sensory cast: spray on your face, the first light on a flat, and a cooler filled with fillets at day's end. For travelers who want repeated attempts at peak season species without repeating the booking routine, the 2026 Season Pass is an efficient, savvy way to spend mornings and afternoons on the water.
Bring a cooler, sharp fillet knife, and sturdy bait bucket; local bait shops in Point Pleasant Beach keep live worm and bunker during season. Wear layered sun protection, carry a simple first-aid kit, and plan around the tidal chart - the best fluke bites often align with slack and moving tides. Shorefront parking fills quickly on summer mornings; consider staying in town the night before to meet the crew without rush. With this pass, repetition turns patience into payoff.
Click any green date on the operator's calendar in the booking system and follow the prompts to reserve your pass.
The pass covers all morning and afternoon trips (including 7:30 a.m., 8 a.m., and 2:30 p.m. departures) but does not include night trips.
Yes—rod rental is included with the Season Pass.
No. The pass is non-transferable and must be used by the person whose name is on the pass.
If the boat is out for mechanical reasons, refunds are pro-rated based on missed days. There are no refunds for weather days.
Specific age minimums and licensing rules depend on state regulations; bring valid ID and check New Jersey fishing license requirements before your trip.
Norma-K III Fishing operates out of Point Pleasant Beach, New Jersey, offering a range of sportfishing and sightseeing cruises tailored to families, groups, and anglers. The Norma-K III is a charter and party boat that runs half-day, three-quarter-day, full-day, and specialty fireworks cruises from Jenkinson's Pier and nearby slips. Regular trips include morning and afternoon half-day fluke trips, a three-quarter-day fluke, a full-day striped bass trip, night fishing, and seasonal fireworks cruises on Thursdays and the 4th of July. The vessel provides an air-conditioned and heated cabin, a galley with snacks, rod rentals, free bait on certain trips, fillet cleaning, and a friendly crew to assist anglers and sightseers. Safety and comfort are emphasized through professional crew assistance and on-board amenities suitable for families and experienced fishermen alike. Walk-on passengers are accepted when space allows, and trips are designed for a range of skill levels—from first-time anglers to seasoned fishermen seeking larger catches. Departure times vary by trip type, with evening cruises timed for sunset and fireworks viewing. Norma-K III Fishing has built local recognition for accessible Jersey Shore fishing and memorable night and holiday cruises. The operation focuses on delivering reliable scheduling, clear trip descriptions, and helpful crew service. Booking details, current schedules, and tickets are available through the operator's listing on local marina and ticketing platforms, ensuring guests can plan outings with confidence. Trip availability changes seasonally, and passengers should check departure points, ticket policies, and any age or gear restrictions before booking to ensure a smooth experience.
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