Meet the seasoned captain at the helm of Brynnie-B Inshore Fishing in the picturesque town of Stone Harbor, NJ. Captain Frank Breakell brings a wealth of knowledge, experience, and passion to your angling adventure. With a deep understanding of the local waters and a commitment to creating unforgettable fishing experiences, Captain Frank is your trusted guide to the bountiful fishing opportunities that await in the coastal paradise of Stone Harbor, New Jersey. Captain Frank Breakell, a true local expert, has dedicated his life to fishing, with 23 years of professional guiding experience and 29 years as a health and physical education teacher. His extensive teaching background allows him to offer valuable tips and guidance, ensuring an enriching experience for every angler on board. Transparency is his mantra, and he's all about fostering a sense of fun, sharing his passion for fishing, and creating a memorable connection with the water. Whether you are a seasoned fisherman or a newcomer, Captain Frank Breakell can offer you a fun trip on the water. And you have plenty of options as well. Whether you want to fish the calm waters of the back bays, open waters of the ocean, a sandy beach, or the Delaware Bay, Brynnie-B Inshore Fishing can help you experience the best of New Jersey sport fishing. It all depends on what species you're searching for. If you are more of a land lubber, we can fish from a local beach. Surf fishing is a great way to get kids involved and interested in fishing. For a more hard core approach, we can hit the bridges and sod banks. The Brynnie-B II, a 2020 Cape Horn 22 OS, is a highly reliable vessel, ensuring a comfortable and dry ride in various conditions. With its spacious layout, it maximizes your fishing experience. Safety is paramount, with up-to-date equipment including GPS, dual fishfinders, VHF radio, EPIRB, and life jackets, all supplied by the captain. Plus, you'll find an extensive array of fishing gear and equipment ready for your use during the trip. Join Captain Frank Breakell aboard Brynnie-B Inshore Fishing for an unforgettable angling adventure in Stone Harbor, NJ. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a first-time fisherman, Captain Frank's expertise and passion for the water promise an exceptional day on the waves. Book your fishing trip now and cast off into a world of thrilling fishing experiences with Brynnie-B Inshore Fishing.

Every now and again everything comes together just the way you hoped. Today was one of those days. Jesse and I ran out into the ocean in hopes of finding a striped bass, and if not, some tog. We came out of the inlet and found a small fleet of boats aimlessly circling, dragging Mojo's or spoons, or whatever. We cruised past and kept an eyeball on them for signs of fish. Not a single bent rod. So, we pressed on.
Around this time my phone began to buzz. I received texts from my friends Justin and George. Both were telling me there were some stripers being caught further South. So, we headed South. We looked for signs of life along the way; a splash, boil, birds, whales, anything. There were sea ducks everywhere. Hundreds of them. They'd erupt from the water splashing as they took flight. Every flock caught our eye. Then we saw the fleet.
There were boats scattered all around, close to shore, and further out. Some were trolling, others aimlessly casting. Every now and again we'd see a small fish come over a gunnel. We poked around still searching for a sign. Then we got one. A huge bird play in tight to the beach. There was one boat already there, another raced in, and we were closing in fast. We deployed jigs to the bottom and snapped them up in hopes they would be intercepted by a cruising striper. We got our wish. I hooked up first, Jesse was close behind. We each landed 32-33" stripers. We missed a few, or had the hooks spit, and landed a few more each. We found if we hung out and let everyone else leave and chase the birds we would have school after school of stripers swim beneath us. It played well in our favor throughout the day.
Once the bite petered out we cruised around looking for the next bite. It didn't take long. A cloud of birds formed a short distance away with stripers erupting from the water below. Birds and stripers were devastating bunker schools. We glided up to the melee, I put on a bone Mag Darter, Jesse switched to a silver flutter spoon. Both worked. I hooked a good sized striper on the plug and fought it to the boat. Jesse had just released a nice one. He reached over to grab the plug, which I warned him not to do. Not being one to listen, Mr. Helpful was rewarded with a 4/0 treble buried in his finger. Now I had to carefully grab the thrashing striper, avoid the plug, and keep Jesse's finger from becoming a murder scene, while lifting everyone over the gunnel. Once in the boat, I had to keep the bass from thrashing and further damaging Jesse's impaled finger. I managed to grab the pliers and took hold of the hook. Jesse was able to pull his finger free of the hook. A bit sore, but it still worked. Of course I didn't get a picture of the event. Missed opportunity. 
We repeated the run and gun rampage throughout the day. The majority of the stripers we landed were 32" to 47". Jesse did manage to catch a 31" keeper. Luck played a role in our second keeper of the day. As we were jigging up another school of stripers, we had a striper splash next to the boat as it drifted past. It just lazily flopped on the surface. We grabbed the net and motored up next to it and scooped it. It was fresh and healthy, but must've been exhausted from a battle and unable to swim. Regardless, he became our second keeper of the day. After we scooped the bass we noticed a huge boil on the surface. We ran up and found a school of bunker being assaulted by stripers from below. We tossed plugs and picked off a few more. Around this time the wind was begining to pick up and white caps were becoming more prominent. With our arms starting to feel the brunt of our many battles today ( we landed well over thirty stripers), we decided to leave the action to go find some tog.
We ran to the reef to try some rubble. Jesse picked a short. I fought with the trolling motor. Then we ran to a wreck. Again, a few hits, more motor issues. We ran to another wreck, and it was more of the same. Every time, I would set up over the tasty structure, hit spot lock, the boat would drift off. It was definitely chopper and winder than it had been, but the motor should have held without issue. After resetting ten times I called it quits. We'll just have to come out and chase the tog another day. The early striper action was epic, and more than made up for the trolling motor misery. With luck, the striper migration will continue through Christmas break and we'll get another shot at them before they cruise down South for the winter. Fingers crossed...
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Welcome to Captain Frank Breakell and Brynnie-B Inshore Fishing, your premier destination for exceptional fishing experiences in New Jersey. Specializing in a variety of fishing techniques including light tackle, trolling, spinning, jigging, popping, fly fishing, drift fishing, and deep sea fishing, Captain Frank and his team provide unparalleled adventures on the waters of Stone Harbor and the surrounding areas. Whether you're interested in inshore fishing, nearshore fishing, reef fishing on artificial reefs, wreck fishing, or backcountry fishing in the Intracoastal Waterway, Brynnie-B Inshore Fishing has something to offer every angler. At Brynnie-B Inshore Fishing, we pride ourselves on delivering up-to-date Stone Harbor fishing reports and expert guidance on New Jersey fishing. Our New Jersey fishing charters cater to both novice and experienced anglers, offering opportunities to catch a diverse range of species including Striped Bass, Black Drum, Bluefish, Flounder, Black Seabass, Blacktip Shark, Tautog, Gray Triggerfish, Weakfish, and Whiting. Our knowledgeable crew ensures that every trip is a memorable experience, highlighting the best fishing spots and techniques to maximize your success on the water. Explore the endless activities New Jersey has to offer with Brynnie-B Inshore Fishing. Whether you're looking for an exciting adventure or a relaxing day on the water, our charters provide a unique perspective on fishing in New Jersey. With a reputation for excellence and a commitment to customer satisfaction, Captain Frank Breakell and his team are dedicated to making your fishing trip one of the top things to do in New Jersey. Join us for an unforgettable journey and discover why Brynnie-B Inshore Fishing is a favorite among locals and visitors alike. Fishing out of Stone Harbor, NJ, Brynnie-B Inshore Fishing will make your Fishing Charters the best Fishing experience we can provide. We target Black Drum (Also Called Drum, Boomer) Bluefish, Common Dolphinfish (Also Called Mahi-Mahi&nbsp;), Sandbar Shark (Also Called Brown Shark, Shark&nbsp;), Spotted Weakfish ,Striped Bass (Also Called Striper, Linesider, Rockfish&nbsp;), Summer Flounder&nbsp;(Also Called Flounder, Fluke&nbsp;), Black Sea Bass (Also Called Sea Bass&nbsp;), Tautog&nbsp;. We Fish Atlantic Ocean,. See the maps below for exact guest meeting locations. We meet our guests at Delaware Bay Boat Launch ( 81st St, Stone Harbor, NJ 08247, USA ). New Jersey Inshore and Beach Fishing Charters.

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Captain Frank Breakell is the dedicated and experienced leader of Brynnie-B Inshore Fishing, bringing a wealth of knowledge and passion to every fishing expedition in New Jersey. With years of experience navigating the waters of Stone Harbor and the broader New Jersey coastline, Captain Frank has honed his skills in various fishing techniques, including light tackle, trolling, spinning, jigging, popping, and more. His deep understanding of local marine environments and fish behavior ensures that every trip is both educational and enjoyable for anglers of all levels. Under Captain Frank's guidance, Brynnie-B Inshore Fishing has become synonymous with excellence and professionalism in the New Jersey fishing community. His team of skilled and knowledgeable crew members shares his commitment to providing top-notch fishing experiences. Each crew member is well-versed in the best practices of inshore, nearshore, reef, wreck, and backcountry fishing, making them invaluable assets on every excursion. Together, they create a welcoming and supportive atmosphere, ensuring that clients feel comfortable and confident throughout their fishing adventure. Captain Frank's dedication to his craft extends beyond just guiding fishing trips. He is a passionate advocate for marine conservation and sustainable fishing practices, working to preserve the rich ecosystems of New Jersey's waters for future generations. His leadership and expertise have earned him a respected reputation among both local anglers and visitors. With a genuine love for fishing and a deep respect for the ocean, Captain Frank Breakell and his crew at Brynnie-B Inshore Fishing continue to inspire and educate, making every outing a memorable and rewarding experience. Frank's First Fishing Memory: I remember going out with my father. We used to go down to the beach and surf fish often. It was the heyday of Stripers in Cape May County. Blitzes of Stripers would go on for hours and hours.I' would also go out with him in the jetty' He would reel in the little fish, and it was my job to get them ready as bait to catch the big guys once we went further offshore. Fishing with him was always a blast, and something I cherish still to this day. He instilled this passion into me, and it's why I do what I do. He currently is the owner and operator of Brynnie-B Inshore Fishing. He has always been inspired to share his love of fishing. Growing up in a small, coastal town, everyone has some level of knowledge and experience with the ocean’s bounty but no one ever really shared their secrets or taught him how to truly maximize his fishing experience. He used this to improve and learn more until today when he has achieved becoming one of the top offshore/inshore fishing charter guides in Stone Harbor. During his free time, he and his family would take their boat out on the water every weekend, exploring all the sights and sounds that nature provided them. Whether it was tranquil lakes, stunning beaches, or lively sea creatures - nothing could compare to time spent on the water with each other.&nbsp;One thing that has been part of our lives all along, is fishing! He began making Brown Dog Bombs to make fishing more fun and accessible for everyone. The special design allows them for smooth casting, better chart reflections, and an overall improved catching experience. It’s helped them bring amazing enjoyment - even from those just starting out, to those who have been coming back year after year. Specialties: Frank is well- seasoned in Inshore fishing and offshore fishing. Both trips offer unbelievable and unique experiences. Boat Information: Captain Frank will take you out on board his Brynnie-B II boat which is the perfect companion for your Stone Harbor fishing adventure. This 2020 Cape Horn 22 OS offers a secure and comfortable ride in even the roughest of seas. The open layout allows for maximum fishability, while up-to-date safety equipment and GPS, dual fishfinders, VHF radio, and EPIRB will ensure you're as safe as possible when traveling out on the open waters. Captain Breakell offers a truly remarkable experience. From his intimate knowledge of the best places to fish when it comes to beach fishing or being a surf casting Guide to providing all the necessary equipment needed for an amazing day out on the water, he will exceed all your expectations. Book now and experience an exciting way of fishing!

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Common Questions Does New Jersey have good fishing?New Jersey boasts excellent fishing opportunities, thanks to its diverse coastal landscapes and rich marine life. From the bountiful waters of the Jersey Shore to the abundant fishing spots, the state offers a wide range of angling experiences. Brynnie-B Inshore Fishing capitalizes on New Jersey's fishing bounty, providing top-notch inshore fishing adventures and fishing trips that allow enthusiasts to tap into the state's fishing excellence.﻿What is the most popular fish in New Jersey?The striped bass (striper) is arguably the most popular fish in New Jersey, coveted by anglers for its size and sport. Brynnie-B Inshore Fishing specializes in targeting striped bass and various other prized fish species in the region, offering anglers the opportunity to experience the thrill of reeling in these iconic fish on their fishing trips. What is the best time to fish in New Jersey? The best time to fish in New Jersey typically falls in the spring and fall seasons when the water temperatures are ideal for a variety of fish species. Brynnie-B Inshore Fishing maximizes these prime fishing seasons, ensuring that anglers have the best opportunities to catch their preferred fish on their inshore fishing trips, creating memorable experiences in the waters of New Jersey.

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Stone Harbor, NJ Charters Operate from May through December.

DEPOSIT: A deposit is required for all bookings and will be applied at checkout

BALANCE: The remaining balance is due on the trip date as either Credit or Cash.&nbsp; Please do not wear boots or bring any glass bottles onboard. Aerosol bugspray and sunblocks are not permitted either. Do bring sunblock lotion. I always have bugspray onboard if needed. Also please keep rings and any other metal decoratives on your clothing, or knife clips to a minimum. They tend to scratch the gel coat.

GUEST CANCELLATION: In the event that you must cancel your booking, you must do so 3 days prior to your trip date to receive a refund on your deposit. Rescheduling is encouraged and dependent on guide availability.

GUIDE CANCELLATION: In the rare event that your guide must cancel due to inclement weather, health, or equipment issues, you will have the option to reschedule your charter for a later date or receive a refund on your deposit. TIPPING: Tips to your guide are greatly appreciated for your quality trip.