Jingles Bait and Tackle is a small shop that has been in business for over 40 years. We may be small in size but we have a full line of bait and tackle to fill your needs.
We carry numerous items for the surf fisherman along with fishing supplies for the small boaters and or for your offshore needs. Complete supply of crabbing supplies along with any bayside fishing.
We are the last tackle shop before Beach Haven boat ramp.
In-Store Bass Tournament – $10 Registration - In addition to the Spring Derby - we are holding an In-store tournament. Its simple... $10 registration for the biggest Bass during the same time frame. April 21 - June 24th. Winner takes all.
17th Annual LBI “Spring Derby” Surf Fishing Tournament : Apr 21 – June 24 - Annual "Spring Derby" starts Saturday April 21 and runs to June 24th, 2018. Registration fee is $20 and prizes are awarded for the Top 3 Bass and Top 3 Blues. Registrations, Rules and Regulations are available at the store. Or call the store or email jinglesbait@comcast.net with questions or to receive a copy of the rules and regs.
Shimano Baitrunner Reels are In! - We now carry the Shimano Baitrunner reels: 4000D, 6000D, 8000D and 12000D. We are all stocked up for the season with rigs, lures, tackle boxes and more!
2018 Fluke Season Dates are Set! - 2018 Fluke Season will run from May 25 - September 22. New regulations are 3 fish at 18".
Stripers in the Bay - The striper bites in the bay are starting to pick up along the local docks and street ends at night. Most being in the 18" range and being caught on any type of swim shad.
Finally have sun for the weekend – striper off the surf - So, we finally have a decent weekend. Still a little cool, but the wind isn't as bad today and the water is up another degree to 45. Surf City reported that there was a striper caught off the surf on the southend with metal, so they are starting to show. No reports of blues yet. The Spring Derby for stripers and blues starts today so come on it and register. ...
Fishing for Striped Bass – LBI Style - There are different ways to fish for your trophy fish. Boats A popular one with the boaters is to anchor in the inlet or bay with clams and or bunker. Some prefer to troll. Some of the popular lures to troll with are bunker spoons, stretch plugs and umbrella rigs. Many anglers like to use drift eels. You can only hope the bluefish are not in that area that day. ...
Weakfish Have Returned - Folks younger than 40-years-old probably will not remember the days of weakfish, caught here on LBI that would push 18 pounds. Gone are the days when you would see a dozen boats tied together using a small hook with a live grass shrimp on it and using shrimp for chum catching hundreds of weakfish using light tackle with 2-pound test trying to set all kinds of records landing this fish. ...
Farewell Message from Margaret.
Proud member of Beach Haven Marlin and Tuna Club.