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Knots To Know • 6/1/25 Local Fishing Updates • Get Your Free Saltwater Registry • Big Blues In Patchogue
Posted by Pablo Salinas on
We are starting to hear more reports of bluefish at the local docks. Bluefish have also appeared around the bays and inlets. People are still catching bluefish at Smith Point County Park and Cupsogue Beach County Park off the beach. Using a diamond jig has been doing very well. Super strike poppers have been very effective . For the Local Fisherman , all docks have been seeing these "yelled eyed devils "roaming around. Chunking with Bunker or Mackerel and popping plugs have been the most effective.
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June's Fishing Forecast • Crabbing Has Started • Fun Fish Around Long Island • Wrecks-Reefs And More
Posted by Pablo Salinas on
Bluefish continue to be the story this past week with good catches of quality size choppers being caught all along the south shore inlets and bays. Whether fishing from shore, off the Local Docks or out in a boat, anglers targeting Bluefish have been successful.
Porgy fishing is a great way to introduce kids to fishing. Porgy fishing (also know as Scup) offers lots of action to keep them interested while learning basic angling skills.
Weakfish reports have been coming in from the Peconics and Great South Bay. Anglers fishing for porgies are getting an occasional tide-runner too. We have also heard of anglers fishing the Smith Point County Park and Ocean Beach area landing some quality fish. Try drifting a whole sandworm or pink rubber shad tipped with a squid strip or try using a basic double hook rig. with either Sandworms or Squid Strip as another productive method.
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Rod & Reel Service Available (631) 654-2311
Posted by Pablo Salinas on
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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New York Saltwater FISHING REGISTRATION...It's FREE ...Sign up NOW!!! • Freshwater Licenses Also Available
Posted by John Mantione on
New York Saltwater FISHING REGISTRATION. . . (631) 654-2311
All anglers 16yrs and older are required to register for saltwater fishing or purchase a license for freshwater fishing in New York State.
You need to register before saltwater fishing. It's easy and it's FREE for NYS residents and all visitors. To fish our local lakes and ponds, a Freshwater License is required. Basically, a NYS resident Freshwater License is available to purchase for a days fishing ($5.00), a week ($12.00), or a season (one year from date of purchase for $25.00.-Senior [70 or older] $5.00. ) Additional discounts are available for active military, disabled vets and more...... Non-Resident Freshwater Fishing Licenses are also available for a fee from $10.00-$50.00.
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