Jersey Shore Business Closes After 76 Years Of Serving The State

Surf City Fishery Announces Its Closing of Its Doors
Local Business Is Going Out Of Business After 76 Years
Long Beach Island Says Goodbye To A Famous Business

A local Jersey Shore business has announced it will be closing its doors after nearly 80 years of business at the Jersey Shore on Long Beach Island. The Surf City Fishery announced it will be closing after 76 years in business.

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Surf City Fishery Announces It's Going Out Of Business

According to NJ.com, "The 76-year-old fish market on Long Beach Island is closing its doors and putting its property up for sale."

Surf City Fishery began in 1949, during a period when Long Beach Island was teeming with fishing activity. Over the years, it became a well-known, family-run business on the island.

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We thank them for their service to the community and wish all the best in their next chapter.

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