Fishing Reports
Don't Forget Mom, Sunday May 9th • "Fun Fish Around Long Island"
Posted by John Mantione on
Just a reminder. All anglers 16yrs and older are required to register for saltwater fishing or purchase a license for freshwater fishing in New York State.
Porgies Are In!!!-Fluke Season Opens-Stripers, Weakfish, Bluefish and More.....
Posted by John Mantione on
Fluke season opens. The fish are already here so you will have a good shot at catching them when the season opens. Typically a good place to start in the early season is the Peconics. The shop is fully stocked with spearing, squid and fluke rigs too. Phone orders and internet orders accepted too.
Fishing Update....May Fishing Forecast
Posted by Bryan Reissig on
Fluke opens Tuesday May 4th
just in: Striped bass hit the beach. Fish have been reported at smith point beach. Anglers have reported tacking fish on sp minnows, diamond jigs and shads.
End Of Summer Fishing Spectacular • Prepare For The Fall Run • It's Crabbing Time • Tuna And Shark Info
Posted by Pablo Salinas on
Shark Identification Chart (PDF) 
Tuna Guide (PDF)
Permit Descriptions: All owners/operators of vessels in the U.S. Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Mexico, and Caribbean must obtain a federal permit to recreationally or commercially fish for regulated Atlantic HMS (sharks, swordfish, tunas (bluefin, bigeye, albacore, yellowfin, and skipjack), and billfishes (recreational only; white and blue marlins, sailfish, and roundscale spearfish)
RECREATIONAL FISHING REGULATIONS FOR SHARKS IN STATE WATERS
Click here for: Atlantic Bigeye, Albacore, Yellowfin and Skipjack Tuna Recreational Minimum Sizes
Click here for: Atlantic Bluefin Tuna Recreational Bag Limits
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