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Experience an unforgettable 6-hour fishing charter targeting sharks and stingrays off Cape May with Guide Kevin. This prime bite fishing adventure runs from 7 PM to 1 AM, perfect for up to 2 anglers of any skill level. All tackle, bait, and expert instruction included to land these powerful predators under the stars.
Guide Kevin of Catterman Adventures, LLC takes you out on Saturday, August 22 for a seriously exciting 6-hour nighttime shore fishing adventure targeting sharks and stingrays. This fishing charter accommodates up to 2 anglers and runs from 7:00 PM through 1:00 AM - right during the peak feeding window when these apex predators move into shallow water.
Kevin brings everything you need to succeed: heavy-duty rods, all necessary tackle, fresh bait, and detailed instruction on handling big game fish safely. Whether you're a first-timer or seasoned angler, he'll walk you through the techniques needed to hook and land these powerful creatures. Just bring yourself, a headlamp, and snacks - the rest is covered.
This isn't your typical daytime fishing trip. You're targeting sand tigers, smooth dogfish, and monster rays during their most active hours right from the beach. Ready to feel your rod bend double? Book your spot now to secure your place on this prime fishing adventure.
Cape May's waters are legendary hunting grounds for serious night anglers. You'll be fishing during peak bite time when sharks and stingrays are most aggressive, giving you the best shot at landing a monster catch. The combination of Guide Kevin's local expertise and the prime time window makes this an experience you won't forget.
The setup is all business - rods positioned, chairs ready, and everything dialed in so you can focus on the fight. With two anglers working together, there's plenty of action and shared excitement when something hits. This is the real deal for predator fishing under the stars in Cape May.
Fishing at night in Cape May offers a completely different vibe than daytime outings. The water comes alive with feeding activity, and the darkness adds an electric element to every bite. You'll be standing or sitting on shore with the Atlantic right in front of you, feeling the rhythm of the water and waiting for that moment when a shark or ray commits to your bait.
Sand tigers and smooth dogfish are the main sharks in Cape May's waters, and both are powerful fighters that will test your skills. These predators typically move into shallower zones at night to hunt, which is exactly what makes the 7 PM to 1 AM window so productive. Stingrays can grow massive in these waters too, and they put up an incredible fight when hooked.
Guide Kevin knows exactly where these fish congregate and what conditions bring them in tight. The headlamp setup means you'll actually see what's happening - the splash of a strike, the power of the run, everything unfolding right in front of you. There's something primal about night fishing for predators, and Cape May delivers that experience in spades.
The whole setup - the chairs, the rods already positioned, the fresh bait matched to what's feeding - lets you settle in and focus on reading the water and feeling for subtle changes in your line. Between bites, there's time to chat, share stories, and soak in the uniqueness of being out on a prime fishing night with someone who knows these waters inside and out.
You'll have 6 full hours from 7 PM to 1 AM to fish the prime window. Guide Kevin provides all tackle, rods, and fresh bait - just show up ready to fish. Bring a headlamp (essential for seeing your setup and any action), snacks, and water to stay comfortable through the night. The trip accommodates up to 2 anglers, so you and a friend can share the experience and split the intensity of landing big fish.
Wear layers even in summer - nights on the water get cool, and you'll be standing or sitting for extended periods. Comfortable shoes with good grip are smart since you're working from shore. Guide Kevin will handle all the heavy lifting on technique and positioning - your job is to stay alert, listen for his guidance, and be ready when something hits.