Sea Bass Still Strong - Long Island, New York - 6/2/09

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June 2nd, 2009

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.

Tight lines and keep those reports coming. Email us at info@causewaybaitandtackle.com subject: Fishing Report.

Porgy and Seabass Fishing Reports - Long Island South Shore - 9-16-08

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September 16th, 2008

The bottom fishing has slowed a little, probably because of the full moon we had but we would expect things to pick right up again. In the bays, there have been plenty of fish around the bridges and piers although they seem to be smaller than they have been. This happens every year though, the keeper sized fish get caught up and it slows to a slower pick… but the action typically remains steady.

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