Gateway Marina

Gateway Marina Gateway Marina is a full-service marina that has been family owned and operated for over 66 years!

We provide both in-water slips and dry-water storage, along with full-time mechanics that are on duty 7 days per week!

03/10/2021

Still need a home? Don’t want to bottom paint? Give us a call! A couple racks are still left depending on boat size.

02/16/2021

We have a few rack spots and slips available depending on size. Give us a call or email us for pricing and availability! Join the Gateway Family!

Tomorrow is Spring Commissioning day! Give us a call if you need any work done before the season!
01/08/2021

Tomorrow is Spring Commissioning day! Give us a call if you need any work done before the season!

Whales in NY harbor! Check out these photos from our friends at NYMB!
12/09/2020

Whales in NY harbor! Check out these photos from our friends at NYMB!

Photojournalist Bjoern Kils of New York Media Boat tracked and photographed a humpback whale in New York Harbor on Tuesday. You can check out our slideshow on REUTERS: https://uk.reuters.com/article/us-usa-whale-new-york-idUKKBN28I38H

[📸©️2020 Bjoern Kils/New York Media Boat]

Make the most of your catch!
12/08/2020

Make the most of your catch!

What everyone should know about striper meat!

➤Head: The best flavor is in the head. The meat around it is fattier and has a finer, firmer flake compared to the rest of the fish. It’s like the dark meat on a chicken – juicier and more tender.

➤Sirloin: This is the choicest cut from the fillet. It is slightly fattier, and the extra thickness helps prevent overcooking. This is my prime pick for a grilled preparation.

➤Cheeks: There isn’t a lot of meat here. It is tedious to fillet it out and remove the skin, but what you are left with is what I consider the best cut on any fish. You get a nugget of buttery, fatty goodness that is tender and melts in your mouth, similar to a good sea scallop.

➤Collars: These bony triangles contain excellent fatty, tender meat. They are perfect for grilling, though preparing them takes some work, and you must scale the throat section before filleting. Regardless, the bone makes an easy handle for you to hold as you nibble away

➤Fins: The fins and tail have a good amount of collagen, which makes them great additions to fish stock. Remove them with scissors and simmer, along with the bones, for about 45-minutes. Use the stock for braised preparations or in a soup or chowder.

➤"Chuck": These portions of the fillet are not that thick, and they tend to be very lean, which means they dry out if overcooked. I prefer to use them in recipes that call for braising in liquid. For the best end result, make sure to carefully cut this stuff away from the fillets before cooking.

➤Blood Line: The dark red meat that runs along the spine is the only part of a striper I avoid eating. It has a strong, fishy flavor that I am not a fan of, so I feed it to my dogs, who seem to love it.

➤Belly Meat: This is another prized cut that is often overlooked. It takes some work, but you will find a fair amount of meat here. Carve it out and take off the skin, then remove the silver skin on the inside. This cut is great for a chowder.

➤Skin: Fish skins contain a good amount of fat. They are a good addition to a stock, or if you are really feeling adventurous, you can deep-fry them to make fish-skin chicharrones, the potato chips of the sea.

➤What’s Left: Anything that is left makes great compost for your garden. The tomatoes I plant above buried fish heads always seem to grow the largest. My vegetable garden is also a massive fish cemetery, though in the summer and early fall when my garden is fully planted, I dispose of any carcasses back into the sea instead of sending them to the landfill. The crabs have to eat too.

11/26/2020

Happy Thanksgiving from the crew at Gateway!

We are especially thankful for our great customers!

They are still stacking the Yellowfin like cordwood out there! Get out before they’re gone!
09/24/2020

They are still stacking the Yellowfin like cordwood out there! Get out before they’re gone!

Call or message us for Winter Storage! Space is filling up quick! (732) 291-4440
09/24/2020

Call or message us for Winter Storage! Space is filling up quick! (732) 291-4440

Lots of nice tuna came back to Gateway Saturday! Sean and his crew stuffed the boat with these nice Yellowfin tuna on th...
08/03/2020

Lots of nice tuna came back to Gateway Saturday! Sean and his crew stuffed the boat with these nice Yellowfin tuna on the jig!

The fluke bite was great last week with more keepers and more bigger fish. Mike and crew brought in this 6+lber!        ...
07/20/2020

The fluke bite was great last week with more keepers and more bigger fish. Mike and crew brought in this 6+lber!

07/10/2020

Days like this are why rack storage makes so much sense! We also do dock walks when it’s nasty out to make sure our slip customers are safe!

07/04/2020

Have a happy and safe holiday everyone! Happy Birthday America!

Address

34 Bay Avenue
Highlands, NJ
07732

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm
Sunday 8am - 5pm

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