Fishing Reports

September "Fall Fishing" Forecast • Local Reports • Tackle Tips • Fishing Facts • Ready For Albie's

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September "Fall Fishing" Forecast • Local Reports  • Tackle Tips • Fishing Facts • Ready For Albie's

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

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Local Fishing Report Is Hot🔥🔥🔥• Snappers Fishing Update • Blue Crabs "Special Edition" • "Fun Fish" Recipes
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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August Offshore News • "I FISH NY" FISHING & CRABBING CLINIC • More Fish Facts

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August Offshore News • "I FISH NY" FISHING & CRABBING CLINIC • More Fish Facts

Bluefin and Yellowfin tuna have been caught in our waters from as close  as the combria all the way to the tip of the Hudson canyon. Trolling with spreader bars,daisy chains and wide trackers have been extremely effective for tuna. Jigging with streaker or slow pitch jigs as well has top water poppers are both fun and active ways to catch these fish. The current yellow fin regulations are 3 fish a man per day at 27 inches from the lower jaw  to the fork of the tail. While off shore looking for life such as dolphins and whales has proven to be a very effective way to catch tuna, because these fish will often  be under pods of dolphins feeding on bait. Tile fish can still be caught offshore with Patchogue locals reporting some off of the  "The Hudson Canyon" up to 20lbs.

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August fishing forecast • Summer Fun Fish • -Snappers Start!! • Offshore Wrecks Are Hot • Sharks In The Surf

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August fishing forecast • Summer Fun Fish • -Snappers Start!! • Offshore Wrecks Are Hot •  Sharks In The Surf

The Local Docks  are seeing plenty of snappers, that are big enough to catch. Small pieces of spearing and tiny tins casted and retrieved are the things being used to catch them. A Patchogue Local, over the past weekend mentioned that he did quite well with blowfish at Blue Point dock too. He used a combination of clams and squid to catch them.

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FLUKE REGS CHANGE ON AUGUST 2ND • From Snappers To Tuna • Inshore And Offshore Report • Tackle Tips

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FLUKE REGS CHANGE ON AUGUST 2ND • From Snappers To Tuna • Inshore And Offshore Report • Tackle Tips

Fishing Is The New "Wholesome Harvest" For A Natural Organic Food Source And A Lot Of Fun Too!

Summer is a great time to fish. From tuna in the ocean or for fluke in the bays, the fishery is plentiful and to be enjoyed by the whole family. Reports are bountiful on sea bass at the artificial reefs, striped bass in the inlets and snappers, crabs and blowfish at the local docks. Fun for the whole family!!! enjoy your summer

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