Cape May is a GO today — bite score 75/100. Conditions line up — get out there. Best day this week: Wed, 3 June at 75/100.
Daily bite score (0–100) and GO / HOLD / WAIT verdict for Cape May, built from wind, swell, water temperature and rain. Higher is better. Swell shown for this open-coast location.
| Day | Verdict | Score | Wind | Swell | Rain | Temp |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wed, 3 June today | GO | 75/100 | 4 m/s SSE | 0.6 m | 0% | 25°C |
| Thu, 4 June | HOLD | 65/100 | 7 m/s S | 0.7 m | 0% | 25°C |
| Fri, 5 June | HOLD | 65/100 | 6 m/s SW | 0.9 m | 0% | 29°C |
| Sat, 6 June | HOLD | 65/100 | 7 m/s SSW | 1.0 m | 6% | 28°C |
| Sun, 7 June | HOLD | 65/100 | 7 m/s WNW | 1.0 m | 49% | 25°C |
| Mon, 8 June | WAIT | 35/100 | 9 m/s ENE | 1.5 m | 22% | 19°C |
| Tue, 9 June | HOLD | 50/100 | 4 m/s WNW | 1.6 m | 17% | 24°C |
Today is the pick of the week for Cape May — wind around 4 m/s, 0.6 m swell, 0% rain. If you can only get out once, this is the day to aim for.
Forecast conditions for Cape May today (Wednesday, June 3, 2026). The bite score above weighs all of these plus dawn/dusk solunar timing.
Species typically active around Cape May, New Jersey in June. Always check current New Jersey regulations and bag and size limits before you keep anything.
The fish Cape May anglers chase year-round, inshore and off:
Cape May sits at the southern tip of New Jersey where the Delaware Bay meets the Atlantic, putting it squarely on the striped-bass migration highway — the spring and fall runs here are the heart of the local season, fished from the surf, the rips and the back bays. Summer flounder (fluke) fill the Cape May Inlet and the bay channels, and black sea bass cover the nearshore wrecks and reefs. The rips off the point are a productive, if technical, place to work a moving tide.
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