Jingles Bait and Tackle is a small shop that has been in business for over 45 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 boaters and for offshore needs. Complete supply of crabbing supplies along with any bayside fishing.
We are the last tackle shop before Beach Haven boat ramp.
SEND YOUR FISH PICTURES! Catching fish? Send your reports and fish pictures to jinglesbait@comcast.net!
THURSDAY, JULY 26th – WE HAVE FRESH BUNKER, MINNOWS and BLOODWORMS! - Don’t forget your bait bucket. If you do not have one, we have Jingles Bait Buckets for just $3! Catching fish?? Send us your reports and pictures to jinglesbait@comcast.net, Facebook or Instagram messenger! ...
Kids Fishing Clinic – back by popular demand – Now twice a week!! - Every Monday and Wednesday mornings at 9AM - Starts on Monday June 24, 2024 and runs through Aug 28, 2024. Get your kids hooked on a wholesome sport they can do their entire lives! How to cast a spinning rod, difference between rigs and lures, what to fish for and more. (Parents must be present because YOU will be the ones helping your children when they get out and fish… ...
JINGLES 2024 In-Store Fluke Tournament! - For all of Fluke Season we will be holding our 2024 In-Store Fluke Tournament! (May 4th through Sept 25th) $10 to enter. 1st, 2nd, 3rd place prizes 100% of the pool total (50%, 30%, 20%). 4th places prizes will be a $25 Jingles Gift Card! Winners will be determined by weight of the fish, then the length. Tie break will be the fish weighed in first. Fish can be caught… ...
WINNERS – JINGLES 2024 SPRING Striper/Bluefish Tournament! - Prizes: First Place Striped Bass: Jonathan Kelly - $156Bluefish First Place: Rich Sherman - $104 Jingles In-Store Tournament:$10 to enter. Heaviest fish wins – Winners based on weight – tie break is length. All Bass have to be a minimum of 28” and maximum of 31”. Bluefish are a minimum of 16″. Fish must be caught from the shores of Long Beach Island only; ocean, inlet, bay and jetties. No… ...
Getting your boat ready? Then we have the supplies for you! - We have a nice supply of Shurhold brushes, mops, hoses and cleaning supplies. ...Click for More Featured News
Jingles Daily Fishing Report
DAILY REPORT - It’s a very comfortable, partly cloudy morning here in Beach Haven. Winds are coming from the N at about 10mph. The surf is calm with 1-2 foot waves. You will need about 2-3oz to hold. The LBI 5th Street Beach Haven sea temperature is reported at 66°. The air temp is currently 70° and heading to 79°. The bay is calm and 70°. Low tide is at 6:22AM and 6:56PM.… ...
DAILY REPORT - It’s a warm, overcast morning here in Beach Haven today but I think the sun is supposed to make its way out. Winds are mild coming from the SW at about 6mph. The surf is calm with 1-2 foot waves. You will need about 2-3oz to hold. The LBI 5th Street Beach Haven sea temperature is reported at 66°. The air temp is currently 75° and heading to 81°. The… ...
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Beach Haven Charter Fishing Association
BHCFA Fishing Report – July 13, 2024 – by Jim Hutchinson Sr. - The story right now for the captains of the Beach Haven Charter Fishing Association is the weather. Between those strong south winds, waves of heavy rains, and lightning storms, the boats have been staying at the docks much longer than they would like. When they have gotten fishing, they have found that inshore the action has been decent although you must work for keepers. The story offshore is much better… ...
BHCFA Fishing Report – July 6, 2024 – by Jim Hutchinson Sr. - Captain Raymond Lopez reports the “Miss Liane” is now sailing for billfish and tuna. Their last trip out was excellent as they hooked onto a white marlin and blue marlin. They are sailing every week offshore for tuna and billfish, weather permitting. Captain Gary Dugan has been fishing the “Irish Jig” while spending more time fishing the nearby artificial reefs as the fluke have begun their move to the ocean.… ...
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Help Striped Bass Survive Catch and Release. - Despite our best intentions, stripers experience stress and physical injury during capture and handling and, depending on the degree of these impacts, may not survive. https://www.onthewater.com/help-striped-bass-survive-catch-and-release ...
Reminder – Do’s and Dont’s for Catch & Release - With all of the striped bass action over the last couple of weeks, I just want to remind everyone of the proper way to handle a striped bass when it is going to be released. ...DEP REMINDS NEW JERSEY SALTWATER ANGLERS OF SHARK FISHING REGULATIONS TO HELP PROTECT VULNERABLE SPECIES - The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection reminds saltwater anglers, fishing guides and for-hire vessel operators that it is illegal to target certain shark species while fishing in state or federal waters, Commissioner Catherine R. McCabe said today. Both New Jersey and the federal government regulate shark fishing. Certain species have been designated as “prohibited species” by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration or NOAA. The DEP recognizes that surf… ...
Proud member of Beach Haven Marlin and Tuna Club and the Southern Ocean Chamber of Commerce.
Proud sponsor of the 4th Annual BHMTC Tuna Open (June 8-15), the 55th Annual BHMTC White Marlin Invitational (Aug 13-17) and the NJ Fishing Club.