FISHING & BOATING
FROM THE SERENE waters information.
of the back bays to the vast Hop aboard a whale and
The Jersey Cape offers lots
expanse of the Atlantic Ocean, dolphin watching tour. Sit
of world-class water fun.
visitors are lured to Cape May back and relax while viewing
County by great fishing, the spectacle of dolphins
awesome sightseeing, yachting frolicking in their natural habitat.
amenities and many water Still seeking more adventure?
sports opportunities. Try parasailing. It combines
Throughout the County, the thrills of parachuting,
charter and party boats set sail speed boating and ballooning
for half-day, full-day or night all into one. Perhaps riding a
fishing excursions to reel in the wave runner with family or
catch of the day, whether it friends and cruising the back
happens to be sea bass, tuna, bay is your thing – we have it!
flounder, striper or marlin. Many visitors prefer kayaking,
Cape May boasts the largest a great way to see the sights
and best-equipped charter fish- and enjoy the water.
ing fleet in New Jersey! Fishing Do you have your own boat
at the Jersey Cape is not just a or watercraft? Bring it along
summertime activity. Try a because Cape May County
spring or fall trip to the shore offers many types of boating
to fish for the big stripers or amenities. Boat ramps, boat
drum fish. The Jersey Cape is slip rentals and marinas dot
well known for its many fishing the coastline and are here to
tournaments from big-game to serve your every need. Many
striper and flounder. Check restaurants at the Jersey Cape
www.capemaycountychamber. offer temporary docking while
com or one of our Marina you enjoy a great meal looking
members for dates and more at the sunset. ■
16 2009 JERSEY CAPE VACATION GUIDE
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