Point Pleasant News

Sunday, June 20, 2010

Charter Boats in the Pt. Pleasant Area

It's time for boating and fishing. If you're looking for a charter boat and unfamiliar with available options this might help. In addition to addresses and phone numbers there are links at the site bringing you to the websites of the different boats. Get the details and tailor a boat to fit your needs.

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Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Fun Aboard the Erin Elizabeth

Erin Elizabeth Charters offers fishing and fun aboard the Erin Elizabeth. Mark Whitney is the captain of the 30' Pursuit Offshore which can cruise at 24 knots. A variety of options span business, family and instructional charters and sightseeing, fireworks and sunset cruises. For price breakdowns click here.

Fishing includes fluke, bluefish and striped bass. With a drop in temperature during the coming months, fishing will focus on PM striped bass. Daily runs will continue until December.

Erin Elizabeth Charters can be reached at cell phone number 732-600-0596 or telephone number 732-892-2709. Communication through email is also an option.

Fortunately I was able to get information directly from the captain. His quick and direct responses were appreciated. That bodes well for those considering a cruise aboard his vessel. Attention to your needs will enhance the pleasure of the trip.

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Friday, September 18, 2009

Oktoberfest and the Festival of the Sea

Oktoberfest, Point Pleasant Elks version, at 820 Arnold Ave. will take place this Saturday, the 19th of September from 9 AM - 9 PM. There will be food, drinks and entertainment. For more information call 732-892-9843.

Also on Saturday the 32nd Annual “Festival of the Sea,” is ready to go at downtown, Arnold Avenue between 10 AM - 7 PM. Look forward to arts and crafts, food, entertainment and games kids play. The Point Pleasant Beach Chamber of Commerce is the sponsor. Call 1-888-772-3862 for information.

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Thursday, August 27, 2009

A Scenic View from the Boardwalk

The boardwalk in Pt Pleasant Beach is bordered at its northern most point by the Manasquan Inlet. There are benches where people can relax and view a site that includes many boats navigating the inlet on their way to the ocean or returning from the ocean to their destination. Party boats and fishing boats are numbered among the many boats seen gliding past a nearby jetty. The beach, boardwalk, ocean, inlet, shops and nature's beauty combine to make this area a welcome place for visitors.

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Monday, August 24, 2009

The Cindy Sea III

The Cindy Sea III is a charter fishing boat. Dave Clapp is the Captain and 732-684-5870 is the phone number. Information about the different types of fishing trips is available at this link. There are also fireworks and sunset cruises and even a burial at sea.

The boat has a satellite radio, VHS-TV and an underwater camera providing a view of the seaworld below.

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