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26/09/2025

Good night Brigantine 😎
Sometimes our Brigantine nights are more alive and more richly colored than our days.

Brigantine Fishing Reportby RipTide Bait and Tackle Capt. Andy with Riptide Bait and Tackle tells us that the tog fishin...
26/09/2025

Brigantine Fishing Report
by RipTide Bait and Tackle

Capt. Andy with Riptide Bait and Tackle tells us that the tog fishing from the back bays and out to the wrecks has been very good as of late. Anglers fishing sand fleas from the bridges, seawalls and jetties are not only finding plenty of tog, but there are still some sheepshead and triggerfish around.

At the wrecks, green crabs are being used to lure keeper tog and triggers as well. Along the inlet and beachfront, there are still plenty of spot and croakers for anglers fishing bloodworms and Fishbites.

Offshore, recent reports tell of an “insane” mahimahi bite, including bulls to 25 pounds just 20 miles off.

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26/09/2025

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Historic Oktoberfest in Smithville!! The Historic Smithville Oktoberfest takes place on Saturday, October 4 and Sunday, ...
26/09/2025

Historic Oktoberfest in Smithville!!

The Historic Smithville Oktoberfest takes place on Saturday, October 4 and Sunday, October 5, just 20 minutes from Brigantine.

Historic Smithville, NJ - The Village Greene is hosting the event from 10:00 am until 5:00 pm on both days.

This Oktoberfest event features more than 100 juried crafters as well as live music and an International food court. Kids activities will also be available, including carousel rides and an antique arcade. Other kids activities include a giant jumping house, a duck pond game, and face painting. In addition, admission for this event is free.

Historic Smithville Oktoberfest features vendors selling their handmade crafts, clothing, and jewelry. Meanwhile, non profit organizations will have raffles and items for sale. Guest can also enjoy authentic autumnal food, beer, and music. Paddle boats allow for families to visit the ducks of lake Meone out on the water.

Historic Smithville is fun for the entire family, even the dog! The site offers plenty of parking, plus over 50 specialty shoppes, eateries, and over 26 free events throughout the year. There are also options for overnight stays, and Smithville serves as the perfect backdrop for special occasions, even weddings. They offer nine different eateries, and an assortment of shops.

26/09/2025

North Beach Mini Golf
Spooky season is here!! 😈👻Enjoy our Atlantic City themed mini golf course as it is taken over by ghouls, ghosts, and monsters.

Mention you are an Atlantic County resident and receive 20% locals discount!!

26/09/2025

Today.......years ago
September 26, 1987
The Brigantine Castle burns to the ground.
The castle ironically burnt down the same week the new owner had demolition planned.

Nothing remains of the structure except some burnt pilings that can be seen along the beach at 14th Street North.

On September 26, 1987The Brigantine Castle burned to the ground.The castle interestingly burnt down the same week the ne...
26/09/2025

On September 26, 1987
The Brigantine Castle burned to the ground.

The castle interestingly burnt down the same week the new owner had a costly demolition planned.

Nothing remains of the structure except some burnt pilings that can be seen along the beach at 14th Street North.

Apparently, it was purely coincidene that both Brigantine and Long Branch Piers (both owned by former business partners) burned to the waterline within 4 months of each other in 1987. How unlucky!🤔

Today...years agoSeptember 26, 1973Greetings from Brigantine
26/09/2025

Today...years ago
September 26, 1973
Greetings from Brigantine

26/09/2025

Good morning Brigantine 😎
Sunrise whispers,
‘Awaken from your dreams, the day is yours to conquer.

North Brigantine Natural Area Overview The Natural Area System was created in 1961 and North Brigantine Natural Area was...
25/09/2025

North Brigantine Natural Area Overview

The Natural Area System was created in 1961 and North Brigantine Natural Area was added to the system in 1967 as a conservation preserve with the management objective of “preservation of salt marsh habitat, coastal dune, and rare species habitat”.

The North Brigantine Natural Area features an un-manicured, natural beach with open shelly areas and an adjacent unmodified inlet. This habitat is preferred by many of our beach-nesting birds. These birds lay eggs directly on the sand, and they brave predators, wind, rain and tides, as well as human disturbance, to raise their young. It also provides excellent habitat for nesting terrapins, as the females need to come to shore to lay their eggs in the dunes.

Together with the adjacent federal sites of Holgate and Little Beach (two parts of the expansive Edwin B. Forsythe National Wildlife Refuge), the combined area is the longest stretch of undeveloped barrier island beach on the entire NJ coast.

North Brigantine Natural Area is subject to seasonal vehicle closures to protect these natural resources, but pedestrian access on the oceanfront remains open year-round.

Swimming is not allowed. Dogs are not permitted from April 1 through September 15.

North Brigantine Natural Area is administered by Bass River State Forest

https://www.nj.gov/dep/parksandforests/parks/northbrigantinenaturalarea.html

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