As for blackfish, you have another week before the season closes. tuesday and wednesday of this week there was bunker and small bluefish action in the shinnecock canal when the locks were closed at about 1pm, seagulls were having lunch on the fish that were pulled in and left for them , when the canal locks were open today friday at about 1pm no one fishing and no fish moving /jumping , no gulls either , thanks for your reports!!!! By Monday the action had slowed. Now is the time to give Capt. Tiderunner weakfish on the east end and schoolie stripers all over the island. We had good action this weekend with stripers. Mike Flynn of Sea Bull got out last week to fish the Hempstead Reef. A bunch of anglers are buying bloodworms to target the bass. 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. Eastern Long Island Fishing Report- April 27, 2023. Dennis D.C. He had about a dozen bass to 26 inches on 3/4 ounce chartreuse bucktails. Bunker, clam, and artificials are keeping rods bent regularly. Spring is finally here, and with it comes the much-awaited fishing season. Gillen, we heard they plan to start sailing the day fluke season opens. They will start sailing 5/5 for 6 hour combo jumbo fluke/striper trips departing at 7 a.m. Saturdays and Sundays thru May and June will be half-day fluking. From Buoy 42 just outside of Rye Beach to the Triangle off Huntington, Buoy 15 off of Huntington, Buoy 11 off Port Jefferson Harbor, the Middle Grounds and beyond. Cod and blackfish remain abundant on the wrecks and reefs using clam baits. Captain told us that late June/early august is best for Striped Bass, but we had a great time pulling up sea bass in August! Sign up for our FREE Fishing Reports Today! New England Video Fishing Forecast - April 20, 2023 Stripers to 40 inches have been reported from Western Long Island Sound which bodes well for the month ahead. Mark describes the scene as it is going to be one banner year. Schedule should be posted on their website shortly. We loved it. Nothing doing for the shore-bound though. Get ready kids, the best is just ahead of us. Bunker chunks, worms and artificials have all produced well. Tim of the Timothy J in Mattituck reports he will be starting up as soon as fluke season debuts. Mussel chum and hooked worms brought the fish in and got them chewing. The shop open daily Starting 4/28/23, weather permitting. North Shore Harbors continue to produce steady bass results also. The reports are available as pdf files. To reserve or find out more information visit www.myfinchaser.com or call (516) 643-0940. Several shop regulars headed over to the north shore and reported jumbo porgies are there for the taking. The most common approach to fly fishing for Bass in Long Island is on foot, in shallow, rocky waters. Fish up to 42 pounds just west of Debs inlet were reported. We're limiting out in minutes then playing catch & release the rest of the trip. Most of the East End boats will be starting their seasons May 1 with the intentions of getting in on the sure porgy action that this side of the island has to offer. Their stock has improved slightly each year since, and the ones shes seeing this year are extremely impressive. Paul is seeing lots of dead bunker in his area as well. For more info or to reserve your spot at the rail, give Tim a call at (631) 960-8204. The largemouth action has been ridiculous. They are smashing up lipless cranks and jigs, as well as swimbaits and senkos. We can only imagine those fish have freshly migrated into our waters. Phil Kess of the Fishy Business out of Orient reports he will also begin in May once fluke season opens. Captain Pete from My Mate let me know for best rates and dates fishing out of Montauk give him a call at (917) 543-3115 to book or inquire about what types of trips hes offering. Most guys targeting them are heading to the south shore, and mostly coming up blank. Reports of catches have come from out near Jessups in the Peconics, Shinnecock Canal and Quogue Canal. Nobodys reporting anything huge, but the reports are solid for fish to a couple of pounds. Long Island Fishing Report Would highly recommend them! I think all the sweetwater species might be getting jazzed up. Mike Boccio out of Orient, will now team up with Capt. Nothing size-wise, but pretty cool nonetheless. Bluefish are beginning to show up too. Guys have their ears to the ground. We have openings during the week. Big bluefish here and there. The water needs to warm a bit before we see them near our shores said Scott. Again this week, no boat is needed as anglers are having a ball catching stripers from schoolie size to slot size and over from the town marina and all the local docks and piers. They expect some good fishing to start taking place around Montauk by the beginning Captain Mark from the Montauk Star let me know if youre interested in fishing with them please call (631) 872-5185. Local baymen are finding some gigantic spearing. Fishing Tsunami plugs or live bunker fares could catch 15-20 bass a day, with a lot of keepers. We will probably resume sailing for Cod sometime in February or March. French Creek Fishing Report Island Fisherman - March 6, 2023 1 Find out what's working and what's not when fishing in the French Creek area on Central Vancouver Island. Not asking for spots by any means, just trying to understand the report. Here's our pick of the best places to go fishing on Long Island. Keith Williams of the Fin Chaser who also sails from Greenport until early June, before heading back to Montauk for the remainder of the bottom fishing season. Jeff says theyre mostly holdovers, but some fish have been reported from the beach. Sunday the boat got out late but it didnt matter as fishing was excellent. He dropped green crabs for tautog, and managed two keepers during a good bite. LBI Fishing Report 4/18/23 When the dogwoods are blooming, the bass fishing is booming! Thank you!!! Capt. Blackfish has been pretty good; however, most are shorts with a few keepers all slamming green crabs, sandworms and clams. The weakfish have been lurking for a bit too. On the beach, sand worms have worked best on bass. Capt. 116 Shore Rd. He even expects bluefish to show up in a week or so! I had some real good fishing this past week. They will be beginning their season in May. Captain Sal from the Moondance in Montauk said hes about a week away from targeting porgies out of Montauk. All rights reserved. He even expects bluefish to show up in a week or so! His one hit did not result in a hookup. - CURRENT WEATHER and 5-DAY FORECAST for Montauk. Finesse presentations with light line and jigs seems to be doing the trick. And according to Ken, he said the H Scott from East End Bait and Tackle reported the bite improves each day dramatically. heard some reports of schoolies arriving. Fished Montauk twice for bass in August once on the 1st and again on the 25th both times did great. Paul of the open boat the Peconic Star in Greenport tells me the boat will be sailing at the same spot (behind the railroad station) as Dave Brennan had all these years. The schools of larger fish are en route to our waters. Some tiderunner weakfish arrived on the east end. Carmine at Campsite Sport Shop in Huntington said the excellent bass fishing continues right inside Huntington Bay and Harbor for those using Yo-Zuri X-Raps, Storm Shads and Super Strike plugs. The foot-long stripers are chewing in the surf, underneath the shad. Guys are still targeting the herring from the piers. Brian a call at (631) 252-6 Kathleen from Ralphs Fishing Station in Mt. back bays tend to be more brackish and less saltwater. Many anglers are trying for squid but there have been none reported as of yet. Keep an assortment of bucktail jigs in your surf bag to put more fish on the beach this season. Paul of the open boat the Peconic Star in Greenport tells me the boat will be sailing at the same spot (behind the railroad station) as Dave Brennan had all these years. Jim Mooney of Miss Bev fished Hewlett Bay on Saturday. Capt. Weakfish have been caught as a by-catch and should begin holding up in their normal haunts by the weekend Copiague Hole, State Channel, Ocean Beach, West Channel, Heckscher Flats. A great bait for weak fish would be clam or squid strips. At Saltwaters Bait and Tackle in West Islip I heard there are blues inside the bay with stripers all over the bay. John at J&J Sports in Patchogue said striped bass season is officially open for the 2023 season and fishing has been excellent in our local waters with slot fish found on both the north and south side of the bay. Kenny at Tight Lines Tackle in Sag Harbor said the western Peconics are loaded with small bass. Popping plugs have been best, with fish on the east side of the Great South Bay Bridge. Capt. No porgies out there yet, but they should be arriving very soon. We easily limited out and then played catch and release for the rest of the trip. Pat Barrett of the Shamrock Charterboat in New Rochelle will begin sailing by mid-May. Guy Hoffmann of Captain Guys Charters in Port Chester reports excellent fishing on Friday as the entire boat limited out with slot bass to over 20 pounds. Tune into this weeks reports for all the updates and fishing news from our correspondents as well. Jim Mooney of Miss Bev fished Hewlett Bay on Saturday. Porgies, weakfish and stripers have all moved into the area. There are still lots of small stripers, mostly from the back of Jamaica Bay to NY Harbor. After Sandy, the spearing were difficult to come by; Kathy thinks their nurseries were probably decimated by the storm. Call the Captain at (917) 601-4548 to book your next charter or find out more information Captain Ken from My Joyce wanted the readers to know you can give him a ring at (516) 641-2138 to either book a trip or find out more information about the types of trips he offers. Captain Pete from My Mate let me know for best rates and dates fishing out of Montauk give him a call at (917) 543-3115 to book or inquire about what types of trips hes offering. Jill from the November Rain said the boat is in the water and ready to go for the 2023 season, Give them a call at (646) 335-7315 to book a trip before their schedule fills up. Captain Tom from the Sea Wife IV told me the boat is in the water and hes going to begin fishing in the beginning of May for porgies, fluke and stripers out of Montauk. The tuna have been getting bolder and bolder every year, coming within casting distance of surf anglers. South Shore wrecks are continuing to host a steady tog bite and pick of cod. Kathy hasnt seen them this large in a long time. Captain Keith from the Fin Chaser let me know Peconic Bay porgies in the end of April are first up on the schedule for the boat. More like mid-May action happening now. Their schedule is filling up fast and many of the beginning dates are already booked up but he has some openings through the month of May. The back bays are now loaded with bass. He found mostly bunker, many of which were dying, on the ocean side. Crabs, clams, and sandworms have all proven effective. The shop is also carrying plenty of local squid and spearing now. The porgies have made their way to the deeper waters of the Peconics out near Jessups. Skinner is always using a TAC in his videos, so if it works for him it works for me. W, Mt. Gillen, we heard they plan to start sailing the day fluke season opens. Some squid have arrived, almost two weeks ahead of time. Kathy hasnt seen them this large in a long time. This means the alligator blues should be holding in their inlets for a bit providing great action for most throwing a popper or tin. Theres a decent class of fish locally, hanging out in the warmer waters. The key: constantly switching your fly selection. You can give him a call at (914) 552-3050 to set up your charters. Bays are the best bet for quality surf fishing. A top tip from local fishermen: use fast-sinking lines and heads to help your fly . Book now for some live bait fun in Fire Island inlet. He dropped green crabs for tautog, and managed two keepers during a good bite. April 25, 2023. To book with him call (516) 658-6812. Roccus7. Bays are the best bet for quality surf fishing.
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