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'2025 Fall Blackfish Season Opens October 11th • Catch These Tips
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As the fall season approaches, many anglers in Long Island are gearing up for the highly anticipated blackfish season. Blackfish, also known as tautog, are a popular target for recreational fishermen due to their challenging fight and delicious taste. If you're planning to go fishing for blackfish in Long Island waters, here's what you need to know to have a successful and enjoyable experience.
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Are you ready to "tackle the surf "and reel in some impressive catches this fall season?
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Are you ready to tackle the surf and reel in some impressive catches this fall season? Look no further than the south shore of Long Island, known as one of the best areas on the east coast for striped bass, bluefish, and weakfish. With the fall surf fishing season in full swing, now is the perfect time to gear up and head out for an unforgettable fishing experience.
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More on False Albacore..."Albies"
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One of the most prized gamefish of fall fishing in the Northeast is the false albacore. Their explosive hits and drag-screaming runs are unmatched by any other species in our waters. Anglers flock to the coast in pursuit of these fast and powerful fish.
It's Tuna Time For Long Islanders
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Bluefin and yellowfin tuna fishing off Long Island has become an exciting fishery, attracting anglers from near and far. These prized fish offer a thrilling challenge for those looking to test their skills on the open water. If you're interested in trying your hand at tuna fishing, here are some ways to catch tuna, the best baits to use, and the top locations to target these elusive fish.
How to Catch Snapper Blues
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Catching snapper blues is a simple and enjoyable process. All you need is a hook float and a spearing bait setup to attract these fish. Additionally, lures like small tins or snapper poppers work great for enticing snapper blues to bite.