The key: constantly switching your fly selection. Bays are the best bet for quality surf fishing. Captain Steve from Top Hook Fishing told me he will start his fishing during the month of May for porgies and stripers of West Lake in Montauk. Their stock has improved slightly each year since, and the ones shes seeing this year are extremely impressive. For info, go www.captreefishfinder.com. The boat will begin sailing daily next Saturday April 29 for porgies at 7:30 a.m. Capt. One angler report Capt. Daily Montauk Fishing Reports (May 2023) - FishingBooker Thank you for these awesome fishing reports. Bring your best fly fishing gear, and get ready to wade for your Striper! Long Island Fishing Report - November 18, 2021 - On The Water Rich and his wife Nancy a call at (631) 477-2337 to book your trip. Striped bass are here and in solid numbers. Whatever youre after, I hope you get it. Theyll be here soon. Ken also saw huge schools of spearing in between the docks in the town which is a great sign for the fishing in the next few months. Porgies, weakfish and blues will get the season going. Schoolie stripers are being caught from the piers, and in Jamaica Bay. On Taylor Renee Charters out of Babylon I heard from Capt. Mark is anticipating a great season. He had about a dozen bass to 26 inches on 3/4 ounce chartreuse bucktails. New this year will be Block Island fluke and sea bass on Mondays 6/26-7/17. You may find Saltwater perch in the real brackish areas. Jeff at Whitewater Outfitters in Hampton Bays says theres been a number of schoolie bass getting caught. A few big scup are beginning to show, therefore it wont be long before they smash the areas. Sean treated everyone to some tog fishing. says theres been a number of schoolie bass getting caught. Every year I say Im going to target them, and I just dont. On the 16th, Steve fished the central LI Sound through a low-water sunset. Capt. The Fisherman Please note that the Summer Fish Camp is open to kids 7 to 16 years of age and will begin June 26. For more info or to reserve your spot at the rail, give Tim a call at (631) 960-8204. Adam at North Country Gas Bait and Tackle said the first of the early blues are showing their teeth at Buoy 11 out of Port Jefferson along with some schoolie bass. Back Bays are the areas to target (winter) flounder earlier in the season and as the season progresses towards late May, t hose fish tend to head to deeper colder water or ocean water. They are smashing up lipless cranks and jigs, as well as swimbaits and senkos. Big ones to the west, tiny ones in the South Shore surf. Wow this bit continues to amaze! Harold Barnes fished with green crabs at the Old Field Bell Buoy and managed 6 keeper blacks and some short sea bass mixed in. Brian a call at (631) 252-6 Kathleen from Ralphs Fishing Station in Mt. One angler got some clams from Paulies and chucked them from the town beach right there, had himself a ball. Other good spots are Argyle Lake and and the Twin Lakes in Wantagh. Another favorite of anglers, weakfish are around and will begin to pop up in our local waters. A bunch of anglers are buying bloodworms to target the bass. We can only imagine those fish have freshly migrated into our waters. Not asking for spots by any means, just trying to understand the report. Porgies, weakfish and stripers have all moved into the area. You can find some tautog out in the Sound. Surf Guide Bill Wetzel of the Surf Rats Ball hit the Shinnecock area last weekend during non-human hours. We limited out in minutes a short ride from the dock then played catch & release for the rest of the trip. They were fresh migrators, covered in sea lice. Easy in and out marina, fish accessible almost immediately = more fish in the boat and less time cruising from location to location. Flounder season is open, but theyre tough to come across. One or two guys reported decent catches of tautog offshore. Tog fishing has been much better up in Rhode Island. Early squid, giant spearing, plentiful bunker, and herring are all on the menu. Striped bass are being caught up and down LBI with reports coming from the north end, mid-Island and south end. As for the flounder, bloodworms and mussel chum are the keys to success. Jim Mooney of Miss Bev fished Hewlett Bay on Saturday. You want a limit of stripers; the time is now and you dont even need a boat as the bass are being taken at all the town docks and marinas. Captrees Laura Lee found some productive fishing last weekend. Holdover striped bass have been keeping anglers occupied, and Craig expects to see some migratory fish being caught in the next week or so. Capt. Theres a decent class of fish locally, hanging out in the warmer waters. It would be to go and book a charter with November Rain Charters. Check the chart and you will get the picture Back bays to the west. Small migratory bass have moved in. Bay Park Fishing Station in Oceanside reports: Mike Flynn of Sea Bull got out last week to fish the Hempstead Reef. Early reports of weakfish! Mike from Star Island Yacht Club let me know to give them a ring at (631) 668-5052 for any questions about their services and availability at the marina. The striped bass have arrived! Keep in mind the season for tog closes at the end of the month but with that fluke season opens May 1 with the same regulations as last year. The schools of larger fish are en route to our waters. Ive been switching back and forth between stripers and bigmouths this week. Check the link that Bill Wetzel provided on the Surf Rats Ball. There is still a mix of herring and bunker in the general area.
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