registering with the New Jersey Saltwater Recreational Registry Program exempts anglers from federal registry requirements and a $15 fee so long as they are fishing in New Jersey waterways.

From bays and inlets to the vast Atlantic Ocean, New Jersey has plenty of saltwater -- and saltwater fish. It's an angler's paradise, with open seasons for saltwater fishing year-round for dozens ...

However, anglers living along New Jersey’s Atlantic coast have been given such an opportunity. They are catching Atlantic striped bass as part of a conservation effort led by Grey Fishtag Research to ...

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -- A plan to create a free saltwater fishing registry that would let anglers avoid a $15 federal fee to cast their lines into the ocean is headed to the governor's desk.

1. The state registry was created to exempt anglers fishing in New Jersey's marine and tidal waters from having to pay any required fees associated with the federal registry; however, those ...

I bet you didn’t know that New Jersey’s commercial saltwater fishing industry generated $6.2 billion in 2018 according to the National Oceanic Atmosphere Administration, placing New Jersey ...

In the works since late last year, New Jersey’s saltwater fishing registry will be up and running Wednesday, the Associated Press reports. The state registry is an alternative to the federal one, ...

But a show on the Discovery Channel this month focuses largely on New Jersey fishing and the colorful cast of characters out there on the water. "Saltwater Underground" airs Saturdays at 5:30 a.m ...

31 about a similar experience, and multiple people responded in the comments, saying they too had found saltwater fish in different ... Cooper River in western New Jersey, also commented on ...

Why not breed the saltwater fish on farms everywhere? Most fish in freshwater tanks—which are much more common, less expensive and easier to maintain—are indeed farm-raised. But breeding ...