Fishing Reports
Columbus Day Fishing Forecast • Striped Bass On The Move •Fluke Closes Soon-Blackfish Set To Open
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With Blackfish set to open on 10/11 and 10/15. a Sea Bass/Blackfish trip should make for a lot of tasty fillets for your freezer, check out the recipe section on our website. Sea Bass have been steady when conditions make it favorable to get outside to the local reefs and wrecks.
The Fluke is officially over on October 15th so anglers are getting ready to get their last licks until next spring. Fluke fishing in our local bays like Moriches Narrow Bay, Shinnecock,
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October Fishing Forecast • Post Storm Predictions • Fluke Ends Soon-Blackfish Starts Soon
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September Update • Great time For Fluke • Weakfish Return • Albies Start • Easy Snapper Recipe
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Are you ready to reel in some weakfish this fall? The Peconic Bays and Great South Bay are showing activity during the fall run, making it the perfect time to head out for some exciting fishing adventures. To make the most of this season, it's important to know which lures are most effective for targeting weakfish in these areas.
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September Fishing Continues To Be Robust • "The Fisherman’s" Upcoming Show on September 17th • September Is Albie Time
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Our local docks like mascot, bluepoint, sayville, pine neck and beaver dam are all still holding plenty of snappers, crabs, blowfish and king fish. Snapper fishing has been excellent with many angles reporting the snappers are growing and are around 12++ inches which is the perfect eating size. Blowfish are still loaded at the docks with bait like clam working the best. Crabbing has also been on fire with dozens of large blue claws being pulled up at all the docks
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End Of Summer Fishing Spectacular • Prepare For The Fall Run • It's Crabbing Time • Tuna And Shark Info
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The fall run is fast approaching with the expected cooler days in combination with northeast winds will increase the striped bass activity down at Shinecock Inlet and Bay and Moriches inlets. Schoolies were breaking on "rainbait" (small baitfish ) in the early mornings. With this type of bait around, the best lures to use are small tins and topwater plugs.
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