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Cape May Point Tide Chart & Tide Times

Cape May Point — Delaware Bay Rips
Cape May County Ocean / Inlet Best on low tide

Tide Times — Next 7 Days

DayTides
Fri Sep 11 Low 3:06 AM (0.1 ft)  ·  High 9:21 AM (5.7 ft)  ·  Low 3:19 PM (-0.0 ft)  ·  High 9:41 PM (5.9 ft)
Sat Sep 12 Low 3:46 AM (0.1 ft)  ·  High 10:05 AM (5.8 ft)  ·  Low 4:06 PM (0.1 ft)  ·  High 10:23 PM (5.6 ft)
Sun Sep 13 Low 4:24 AM (0.2 ft)  ·  High 10:46 AM (5.8 ft)  ·  Low 4:50 PM (0.2 ft)  ·  High 11:05 PM (5.3 ft)
Mon Sep 14 Low 5:02 AM (0.4 ft)  ·  High 11:27 AM (5.7 ft)  ·  Low 5:35 PM (0.5 ft)  ·  High 11:46 PM (5.0 ft)
Tue Sep 15 Low 5:41 AM (0.6 ft)  ·  High 12:09 PM (5.5 ft)  ·  Low 6:20 PM (0.8 ft)
Wed Sep 16 High 12:28 AM (4.6 ft)  ·  Low 6:23 AM (0.8 ft)  ·  High 12:52 PM (5.3 ft)  ·  Low 7:08 PM (1.0 ft)
Thu Sep 17 High 1:14 AM (4.3 ft)  ·  Low 7:08 AM (1.1 ft)  ·  High 1:40 PM (5.1 ft)  ·  Low 8:01 PM (1.2 ft)

Fishing Cape May Point

The southernmost tip of New Jersey where the Delaware Bay current meets the Atlantic and creates the most famous striper rip in South Jersey. Fish stage here during both the spring and fall migrations making it a two season destination. The point is primarily a surf and wading spot with jetty access on the bay side. The rip forms strongest on the outgoing tide and concentrates baitfish right on the beach, bringing stripers in within casting range. Poppers and needlefish worked through the rip at dawn are the go to presentation. This is also a prime bluefish spot when bunker schools push by in October.
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