Delaware Bay is a vast and dynamic estuary where the Delaware River meets the Atlantic Ocean, creating a rich and varied saltwater fishery. This body of water separates Delaware from New Jersey and offers a mix of inshore, nearshore, and surf fishing opportunities. Its waters transition from brackish near the river to fully saline, supporting a diverse marine ecosystem. The bay is characterized by its tidal influence, sandy beaches, natural and man-made structures, and deep shipping channels, providing habitat for numerous game fish species sought by anglers using a wide range of techniques from shore, pier, and boat.