Updated: June 29, 2009 - The saltwater fishing in the New York waters has continued to improve so has the ocean bottom fishing. Our latest reports indicate that Sea bass Read the rest of this entry »
The striped bass fishing continues to improve on the Long Island waters. Numerous reports have indicated the bass fishing is good in both the bays and the ocean. The Big M, 2nd Wantagh Bridge Read the rest of this entry »
The action continues to heat up for the Long Island Waters especially for your bottom feeders. There has been plenty of action but less keepers in the mix. Many of the reports we are receiving indicate that sea bass are the main catch along with some Read the rest of this entry »
Much of the same with the fluke. Fishing is very good action wise with a few keepers in the mix but that all comes to an end on Monday, June 22nd at midnight. Hopefully something changes between now and then but stay tuned and we’ll report any changes if they arise.
Striped bass fishing is still good in the usual back bay areas such as the 2nd & 3rd Wantagh Bridges, Black Banks and Haunts Creek or any other bank tha has deep water and good current. Don’t be afraid to Read the rest of this entry »
Ocean bottom fishing has still been good but there has been an influx of dogfish this week which makes things difficult. As the water warms, they should thin out.
Sea Bass have been the dominant fish being caught with some big porgies in the mix. Try fishing the reefs from 50′- 60′ of water.
Our first blue fish reports are trickling in to the shop. Anglers are reporting the blue fishing has been “okay” from the mouth of the Jones Inlet to the 3rd Wantagh Parkway Bridge in the state boat channel. Early mornings or evenings before the boat traffic begins has seemed to be the best time. Look for the birds diving. We recommend casting 007 Diamond Jigs or 1 oz. Kastmasters.
The striped bass fishing has stayed consistent with plenty of fish being caught at the bridges and deeper banks. Clam chumming has produced a few keepers in the mix. The Big M, Wantagh Parkway 2nd Bridge, and Wantagh Parkway 3rd Bridge are holding fish. There have been reports of stripers in the… Read the rest of this entry »
The fluke fishing has remained consistant along the South Shore of Long Island and in the bays. As reported last week, the hot spots remain in the Swift, Haunts and Broad Creeks as well as the Merrick Bay. Additional reports have come in from Rowboat Alley. The key is to fish… Read the rest of this entry »
Fishing the ocean bottoms of Long Island is still going strong. There have been plenty of sea bass being reported in 50 to 80 feet of water. We recommend using clams on the hooks. Although the size of the sea bass is starting to diminish from what we saw a week ago, there have still be reports of enough keepers to keep everyone happy. If winds permit, try drifting areas such as the Hempstead Reef and McAllister instead of anchoring.
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