The Division of Fish and Wildlife would like saltwater anglers to participate in an angler survey. The survey measures not just what fishermen catch but it also looks at the effort and way they fish.
Information on what wasn't caught is just as important as what was caught. State biologists are looking for this information to better understand the states fish stocks so informed decisions can be made in increase New Jersey's recreational fishery opportunities.
If you fish in NJ saltwater and would like to participate simply follow this link: http://www.njfishandwildlife.com/marinesurvey.htm
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