Swordfish Fishing in New Jersey
New Jersey is one of the top destinations for Swordfish fishing on the Northeast coast. Broadbill caught on deep drops in daylight or drifted baits at night, a true offshore trophy, making New Jersey's waters an ideal habitat during peak season.
Best Time to Go: Swordfish fishing in New Jersey typically peaks June to October. Federal rules: 47 inch minimum (lower jaw fork length), and charters keep 1 per paying passenger, up to 6 per boat. See the New Jersey fishing calendar.
What to Expect: Most New Jersey charter trips targeting Swordfish run 4–8 hours and include all tackle, bait, and fishing licenses. Bring sunscreen, snacks, and a cooler for your catch. Captains on Unreel are not charged commissions, so 100% of your payment goes to the captain.
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