Fish guide
Sand tiger, sandbar, dusky, hammerheads and other sharks FishOS does not profile.

Release. Sand tiger and sandbar sharks, the common big surf sharks here, are prohibited species and must stay in the water.
Showing the fish for North Jersey Shore, NJ.
Aug 2025: plenty of sharks around Hazlet and night sharks in the Seaside Park surf. Release. (Our inference)
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Keep it in the water. Do not drag it up the beach. If the hook is deep, or you would have to put a hand near the mouth, cut the leader as close to the hook as you can and let it go. A lure is never worth a bite. Sand tiger and sandbar sharks are prohibited species and must be released without removing them from the water.
Release. Prohibited species must stay in the water.
FishOS has not checked the NJ limits yet. Check the size, bag and season rules with the New Jersey Fish and Wildlife before you keep a fish.