Fishing Reports

Just a reminder. You do need to register before saltwater fishing. It's easy and it's FREE….
Stop down at  J & J Sports  and we'll sign you up or click HERE to register online. There's nothing worse than getting a ticket just because you went fishing. Have a smart phone? Here's an idea:
It's a good idea to "snap a shot" of your license so it's always with you in case of loss or its destroyed. 16yrs and older are required to register.

Send your reports, photos or your favorite fish recipe to: REPORTS@JJSPORTSFISHING.COM 

Don't forget to include, names, location and details (when possible: lures or bait used, tides, etc….) comments or questions are welcome. Call (631) 654-2311

If you haven’t tried fly fishing before then this winter take advantage of the slower saltwater season and try a unique and fun fishing experience at a 3000 acre park on Long Island., Connetquot River State Park  is a great choice for those anglers looking to try out fly fishing. If you’re a beginner or pro, Connetquot is a place to experience  some of the best fly fishing on the east coast.  This state park offers great opportunities to keep you fishing throughout the winter. The park has recently been stocked with some large rainbow trout. Most of the fish are...

Subscribe to our Newsletter-Local fishing Reports and Specials Recipe: Seafood Gumbo In a large pot stir together 1 cup of flour with 1 cup of canola oil. Use a wooden spoon when stirring so you dont damage the finish on the pot. Cook over a high heat stirring constantly for 5 minutes. Reduce heat to medium and cook for another 8-10 minutes while stirring. Add in 2 large chopped yellow onions, 3 stalks of chopped celery, 1 chopped large green pepper and 1 cup of chopped green onions. Cook and stir for another 5 minutes then add 4 cups of...