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September Update • Great time For Fluke • Weakfish Return In Force • Offshore Is Hot • Easy Snapper Recipe
Posted by John Mantione on
Are you ready to reel in some weakfish this fall? The Peconic Bays and Great South Bay are teeming with activity during the fall run, making it the perfect time to head out for some exciting fishing adventures. To make the most of this season, it's important to know which lures are most effective for targeting weakfish in these areas. Ron and Pablo fished during the week and reported constant action!!!
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September Fishing Continues To Be Robust • "The Fisherman’s" Upcoming Show on September 26th • September Is Albie & Weakfish Time
Posted by Pablo Salinas on
Our local docks like mascot, bluepoint, sayville, pine neck and beaver dam are all still holding plenty of snappers, crabs, blowfish and king fish. Snapper fishing has been excellent with many angles reporting the snappers are growing and are around 12++ inches which is the perfect eating size. Blowfish are still loaded at the docks with bait like clam working the best. Crabbing has also been on fire with dozens of large blue claws being pulled up at all the docks
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New York Saltwater FISHING REGISTRATION...It's FREE ...Sign up NOW!!! • Freshwater Licenses Also Available
Posted by Pablo Salinas on
New York Saltwater FISHING REGISTRATION. . . (631) 654-2311
All anglers 16yrs and older are required to register for saltwater fishing or purchase a license for freshwater fishing in New York State.
You need to register before saltwater fishing. It's easy and it's FREE for NYS residents and all visitors. To fish our local lakes and ponds, a Freshwater License is required. Basically, a NYS resident Freshwater License is available to purchase for a days fishing ($5.00), a week ($12.00), or a season (one year from date of purchase for $25.00.-Senior [70 or older] $5.00. ) Additional discounts are available for active military, disabled vets and more...... Non-Resident Freshwater Fishing Licenses are also available for a fee from $10.00-$50.00.
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September "Fall Fishing" Forecast • Local Reports • Tackle Tips • Fishing Facts • It's Albie Time
Posted by Pablo Salinas on
September marks the start of the highly anticipated fall run, which most anglers regard as the best part of the fishing season. With large blues trophy sized striped bass, and albies flooding our local waters. The bass and bluefish bite in the fall is unmatched because of the influx of bait fish causing these predator fish to come into our waters and feed before migrating down south. During the fall, the inlets, bays and open beaches are all great places to catch bass and blues.
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Labor Day Fishing Forecast • September Sea Bass • • Summer Weakfish • Bottom Fishing Bonanza • And More....
Posted by John Mantione on
Follow us on Instagram A mixed bag of family fishing fun continues along the south shore!! Snappers have been all around our Local docks, with people catching them on almost everything. You cannot go wrong with spearing, paired up with a float and a #4 or 5 snapper hook. Small spoon/tin lures such as kastmasters, or snapper poppers work well. If you're bottom fishing, it's Blowfish and Kingfish that will take your bait. Clam or squid or lugg worms will all produce. Our local docks have been productive fishing opportunities in the past with dozens of fishermen catching an array of fish like snapper, blowfish and kingfish. Docks like mascot, Pine Neck Dock, Corey Beach , West Sayville Dock and...
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