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Fishing Reports

'2026 /Winter Fishing Update • Live Shiners Now In Stock • A little nostalgia From The 1980's photo archives • Recipe: Seafood Gumbo

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'2026 /Winter Fishing Update • Live Shiners Now In Stock • A little nostalgia From The 1980's photo archives • Recipe: Seafood Gumbo

Another type of local and easy fishing would be for White Perch. All the local tidal creeks have fish in them. The key to finding them is to fish different tides and figure out when they will show up at certain areas. I like to fish the end of the incoming and the beginning of the outgoing. Some "go to baits" for white Perch are a piece of nightcrawlers on a jig head or even a grass shrimp on a jig head (if you can find them with a net.) Grass shrimp like to hangout along docks.  Another good method to catch white perch is using small soft plastic grubs on a jig head. Ill carry 1/16oz and 1/8oz; they'll do fine in most conditions. For rod and reel, use any ultralight setup with 4lb test line.

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Looking At Long Islands Freshwater Fishing For Winter-'2026

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Looking At Long Islands Freshwater Fishing For Winter-'2026
Long Island, New York, is not only known for its beautiful beaches and vibrant city life, but also for its abundant fishing opportunities. With numerous lakes and ponds scattered throughout the island, anglers of all skill levels can enjoy a day of fishing in serene and picturesque settings. Whether you're a seasoned angler or a beginner looking to cast your first line, Long Island's lakes and ponds offer a diverse range of fish species and a chance to reconnect with nature.

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December Fishing Update 🎄 More Holiday Gift Suggestions 🎄Winter Rod & Reel Service Available 🎄 It's Time To Go Clamming

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December Fishing Update 🎄 More Holiday Gift Suggestions 🎄Winter Rod & Reel Service Available 🎄 It's Time To Go Clamming

Seabass/ Cod: The primary targets for the anglers who wish to brave the elements and the rough seas , are black seabass and cod. Both of these fish taste great and are found relatively in the same areas, which are the off shore wrecks of the south shore and eastern long island. They will both hit clam baits on hi low rigs. Seabass closes on 12/31/25.  The recreational season in federal waters is closed June 1 through August 31.   It will be some time before NYS regulations are consistent with this rule but anyone fishing in federal waters should be aware. READ MORE


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December Fishing Forecast • Holiday Gift Cards Available • Trout Fishing Update • Sea bass-Blackfish-Porgy and Striped Bass All Close This Month

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December Fishing Forecast  •  Holiday Gift Cards Available • Trout Fishing Update • Sea bass-Blackfish-Porgy and Striped Bass All Close This Month

 

• December Fishing Forecast  🎁  J&J Sports-Holiday Gift Cards Available 🎁 Trout Fishing Update 🎁 Think Ice Fishing 🎁 Sea bass-Blackfish and Striped Bass All Close This Month

• A nice spark of action lit up the south shore beaches this whole week. Countless schoolie Striped Bass could be found on all the beaches from east to west. Daytime as well as night time had similar

• Blackfish have been keeping many busy who have decided to hit the wrecks and Artificial Reefs. ..............A nice spark of action lit up the south shore beaches this whole week. Countless schoolie Striped Bass could be found on all the beaches from east to west.

 

• With gift giving season soon to be upon us, we have some suggestions for the angler in your family.  🎁   

 

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Rod & Reel Service Available (631) 654-2311

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Rod & Reel Service Available (631) 654-2311
Winter may not be the most popular time for fishing, but it is the perfect time to prepare your gear for the upcoming season. At J&J, we understand the importance of having well-maintained fishing equipment. That's why we offer full-service rod and reel repairs all winter long. Whether you need a simple repair or a complete overhaul, our team of experts is here to help.

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