Massive Abandoned Fish Factory on Secluded island Explored!

Accessible by boat only, this abandoned fish factory sits in a heavily decayed state off the coast of New Jersey. First starting operations in the late 1800s, this factory produced many products from Bunker fish caught off the NJ shore. The island- which once housed many warehouses, furnaces, oil tanks , living quarters, an aircraft runway, and even a small general store now sits in ruin from the harsh conditions.
Here is a great document about the fish factory's history, AKA "The Stinkhouse"
www.tuckertonhistoricalsociety...

[@scottsautomotivecenter5612]

We use to fish there in the mid 70s pulling huge flounder up every cast

[@edhastie6074]

I’ve crabbed and fished near that factory more times than I can count but never wanted to risk walking through the weeds

[@ravegirl2387]

Thank you! I’ve been clamming over there since I was a kid and always wondered what it looked like in there.

[@eandatoo]

So awesome! My cousin and I would do stuff like this at places like the old Lucas Paint Factory in Gibbsboro.

[@unknowntrucker7010]

We use to go there when we were kids in the early 80s

[@EATSLEEPDRIVE2002]

13:00 call Jennings motor sports! He can get it running

[@db9721]

Well done

[@Army1945]

I wonder how it would be there back in the '50s and '60s

[@EastCoastPGS]

How did you avoid the biting green flies?

[@scottsautomotivecenter5612]

His video brought back childhood memories .look what you did turned it into nightmares. Them flies were fierce you would always get 1 that wouldn’t leave you alone no matter how many times you killed it

[@bobski7032]

Is that the fish factory in the middle of great bay? Anyone answer please

[@abandobrando4951]

Yes

[@bobski7032]

@@abandobrando4951 thanks I explored that island around 1975