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September Fishing Continues To Be Robust • "The Fisherman’s" Upcoming Show on September 17th • September Is Albie Time
Posted by Pablo Salinas on
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
Posted by Pablo Salinas on
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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Labor Day Fishing Forecast • September Sea Bass • Crab Cake Recipe • Bottom Fishing Bonanza • And More....
Posted by Pablo Salinas on
Clam and bunker have been doing well for Striped bass, as the bite continues at the inlets..
Sharks and Cownose Rays- Sharks and rays are still the way to go if you are looking to get the rod bent and see some serious "drag screams."
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September "Fall Fishing" Forecast • Local Reports • Tackle Tips • Fishing Facts • Ready For Albie's
Posted by Pablo Salinas on
September marks the start of the highly anticipated fall run, which most anglers regard as the best part of the fishing season. With large blues trophy sized striped bass, and albies flooding our local waters. The bass and bluefish bite in the fall is unmatched because of the influx of bait fish causing these predator fish to come into our waters and feed before migrating down south. During the fall, the inlets, bays and open beaches are all great places to catch bass and blues.
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Local Fishing Report Is Hot🔥🔥🔥• Snappers Fishing Update • Blue Crabs "Special Edition" • "Fun Fish" Recipes
Posted by Pablo Salinas on
Crabs Are In!!! Try any of the Local Docks and here are multiple ways to catch them and all can be very successful. Using a flashlight and crab net at night while walking the dock is a tried and true method. The crabs will cling to the dock and pilings and can be scooped up when you see them with the light. Walking the shallows or drifting in a small boat with a light and net will also work well. Having an extendable net can be very beneficial. Sometimes having one will make those far out of reach crabs easier to reach.
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