Fishing Aboard the Karen Ann II

[captadamnj]

Welcome to the Sportfishermen.com home of the Karen Ann II. I look forward to having the opportunity to share information and reports about the fine fishing we have available here in South Jersey.

Sailing from Little Egg Inlet (conveniently located between Long Beach Island and Atlantic City), the Karen Ann II is a 35' Custom Downeast Sportfisherman designed and built specifically for use as a charter boat. She has a unique 3/4 walk-around design along with a custom dual anchor setup for serious wreckfishing. Other features include a fully enclosed wheelhouse with seating for all members of your party, a cabin heater, microwave, bunks and enclosed head.

With over 15 years of South Jersey fishing experience, I run all kinds of fishing trips from back bay fishing for the family and kids to big game tuna and shark fishing. Wreckfishing is our specialty, and if you want some of the finest tog and sea bass fishing New Jersey has to offer, then you will want to book a trip. In addition to the reports and photos I will be posting here, check out my website at www.karenannii.com for complete reports and photos from all trips. The different types of trips available (including open boat charters) as well as current rates are also posted.

To inquire about booking a fabulous day of fishing aboard the Karen Ann II, e-mail me at captadam@karenannii.com. I look forward to having you aboard!

[davidd]

Adam,
Just wanted to tell how much I enjoyed your web site and the story of the building of the Karen Ann II. Even though I was reading as you had her built(on noreast.com?) I just had to read it again.
Thanks, alot of good info in there for people considering having a downeaster built.
Dave

[captadamnj]

Thanks, David, glad you enjoyed it.

For anyone interested in reading about it, the story chronicles my many trips to Maine getting her custom built...both the pros and the cons and everything in between. You can go to my website at www.karenannii.com, click on the "About the Vessel" link, and at the bottom of the page you will find a link to the "building of the Karen Ann II".