New Jersey Scuba Diving

barges - Matinecock Artificial Reef

New York has a very successful 'flying barge' program
Type:
artificial reef, barges
Depth:
30 - 40 ft
Name Description Sunk GPS
46 ft steel Thursday
Aug 22, 2019		 40°54.604'
-73°37.477'
40 ft steel Thursday
July 25, 2024		 40°54.613'
-73°37.394'
What goes up, must come down
40' barge - 2024

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Commercial Fishing Ports

Fishing Ports

  1. Atlantic City
  2. Barnegat Light
  3. Belford
  4. Cape May
  5. Montauk
  6. Point Pleasant
  7. Shinnecock

Commercial fishing in New Jersey is centered around several small ports, each of which has a particular type of processing or handling facility. Without the necessary facilities onshore, the boats would have no place to take their catch. Belford, in Raritan Bay, supports a fleet of long-liners and seiners with a fish processing plant. Point Pleasant is the locus for shellfisheries and supports a large fleet of resident and transient clam dredges. Barnegat Light has mainly long-line fishing boats and scallopers, while Atlantic City and Cape May have more clammers and trawlers. Lobster boats and head boats are found all over.

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