Flounder are still available. Try Four Corners, the Third Wantagh Bridge, or the Sore Thumb.  It’s definitely  “GameOn!” We have heard some SERIOUS reports in the last few hours of plenty of fish being caught on large Bloodworms, the WHOLE worm!

Well after what seemed like and endless winter the fishing season is finally here!!! Flounder fishing opened April 1st and closes May 30th ( so get out there! ), we are allowed to keep a whopping 2 fish with a minimum length of 12 inches. Surprisingly enough there have been some flounder caught locally as well as the surrounding areas. Read the rest of this entry »

No significant change around here to be honest, although the fishing in Jamaica Bay and Raritan Bay remains pretty steady. Not great fishing, but for those who put in the time and effort, they can manage a decent catch.
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Flounder fishing in our area is as we expected… generally speaking… if you catch one, you had a good day! However there are a few people who out their time in and manage to put a few in the box.
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Reported to us yesterday, Friday, from Bob Gabriel…

Bob fished Milburn Creek in Baldwin at dead low tide. Using Bloodworms and chumming with mussels he managed 4 nice keeper Flounder! This has been about the best report we’ve had so far! Way to go Bob!!

The fish he kept were 2 – 12”, 1 – 13” and 1 – 14”… That should make for a nice dinner!!!

Keep the reports coming folks, even if you go fishing and don’t catch ANYTHING, we would still like to hear it!

As expected, not too much to report. However, we heard of 4 or 5 fish caught locally at the Seaford Town dock on Sandworms with lots of mussels for chum. Other than that…. nothing.

We did hear from Capt. Nick of the charter boat “No Time”. Nick took the trip to Raritan Bay and had 3 keepers. Raritan bay and Jamaica bay have been pretty reliable the past few years, early in the season but unfortunately it sounds like those areas haven’t been producing much just yet.

We would still recommend staying on the North side of the bay, in the mouth’s of the creeks and canals where you find the dark sticky mud. Make sure you bring plenty of Chum too, Clam chum and Mussels… and LOTS of it.

Good luck and if you get out… we would love to hear your reports!!

YUP… The 2009 fishing season officially starts TOMORROW!

The 2009 Winter Flounder regulations are as follows:

April 1 to May 30

12″ Size Limit

10 fish per person, per day

We’re completely stocked with Flounder Rigs, Flounder Hooks, Sandworms, Bloodworms, Mussels, Clams and chum.

Good luck everyone!

Send us your reports and pictures… we would love to post them on here on our site!!