Montauk Fishing Report

April 10, 2017

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers may still fish for Pollock and Cod, Atlantic. There are not a whole lot of boats still in the water so be sure to check with your local tackle shops to see who is still running trips. For inshore anglers, fishing from docks and piers around NY can yield some great catches of Herring. As long as the bays do not completely freeze over, you should be able to catch them using little more than a rainbow colored Sabiki rig. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

April 4, 2017

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers may still fish for Pollock and Cod, Atlantic. There are not a whole lot of boats still in the water so be sure to check with your local tackle shops to see who is still running trips. For inshore anglers, fishing from docks and piers around NY can yield some great catches of Herring. As long as the bays do not completely freeze over, you should be able to catch them using little more than a rainbow colored Sabiki rig. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

March 29, 2017

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers may still fish for Pollock and Cod, Atlantic. There are not a whole lot of boats still in the water so be sure to check with your local tackle shops to see who is still running trips. For inshore anglers, fishing from docks and piers around NY can yield some great catches of Herring. As long as the bays do not completely freeze over, you should be able to catch them using little more than a rainbow colored Sabiki rig. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

March 17, 2017

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers may still fish for Pollock and Cod, Atlantic. There are not a whole lot of boats still in the water so be sure to check with your local tackle shops to see who is still running trips. For inshore anglers, fishing from docks and piers around NY can yield some great catches of Herring. As long as the bays do not completely freeze over, you should be able to catch them using little more than a rainbow colored Sabiki rig. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

March 10, 2017

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers may still fish for Pollock and Cod, Atlantic. There are not a whole lot of boats still in the water so be sure to check with your local tackle shops to see who is still running trips. For inshore anglers, fishing from docks and piers around NY can yield some great catches of Herring. As long as the bays do not completely freeze over, you should be able to catch them using little more than a rainbow colored Sabiki rig. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

March 3, 2017

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers may still fish for Pollock and Cod, Atlantic. There are not a whole lot of boats still in the water so be sure to check with your local tackle shops to see who is still running trips. For inshore anglers, fishing from docks and piers around NY can yield some great catches of Herring. As long as the bays do not completely freeze over, you should be able to catch them using little more than a rainbow colored Sabiki rig. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

February 15, 2017

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers may still fish for Pollock and Cod, Atlantic. There are not a whole lot of boats still in the water so be sure to check with your local tackle shops to see who is still running trips. For inshore anglers, fishing from docks and piers around NY can yield some great catches of Herring. As long as the bays do not completely freeze over, you should be able to catch them using little more than a rainbow colored Sabiki rig. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

February 9, 2017

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers may still fish for Pollock and Cod, Atlantic. There are not a whole lot of boats still in the water so be sure to check with your local tackle shops to see who is still running trips. For inshore anglers, fishing from docks and piers around NY can yield some great catches of Herring. As long as the bays do not completely freeze over, you should be able to catch them using little more than a rainbow colored Sabiki rig. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

February 3, 2017

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers may still fish for Pollock and Cod, Atlantic. There are not a whole lot of boats still in the water so be sure to check with your local tackle shops to see who is still running trips. For inshore anglers, fishing from docks and piers around NY can yield some great catches of Herring. As long as the bays do not completely freeze over, you should be able to catch them using little more than a rainbow colored Sabiki rig. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

January 27, 2017

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers may still fish for Pollock and Cod, Atlantic. There are not a whole lot of boats still in the water so be sure to check with your local tackle shops to see who is still running trips. For inshore anglers, fishing from docks and piers around NY can yield some great catches of Herring. As long as the bays do not completely freeze over, you should be able to catch them using little more than a rainbow colored Sabiki rig. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

January 20, 2017

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers may still fish for Pollock and Cod, Atlantic. There are not a whole lot of boats still in the water so be sure to check with your local tackle shops to see who is still running trips. For inshore anglers, fishing from docks and piers around NY can yield some great catches of Herring. As long as the bays do not completely freeze over, you should be able to catch them using little more than a rainbow colored Sabiki rig. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon. We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up.






Pro Angler Team

January 11, 2017

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Hey anglers! In order to bring you valuable, up to date content such as regulations, GPS Hotspots, and BRAND NEW features the Pro Angler App Pro Reports will be returning the week of January 16, 2017. Please feel free to take a look at last week’s reports for an idea of what’s biting or give your favorite local bait shop a shout! The Pro Angler App looks forward to bringing you lots of exciting changes as we kick off 2017!






Pro Angler Team

January 6, 2017

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – During the Winter season the migratory fish have left the area and the variety of fish available in State waters are slim. Some anglers are still targeting the Cod (Cod, Atlantic) that are typically biting off of Montauk. Seasonal Pollock can also be found. Every now and then there are Herring to be found in the bays inshore. As we find varying weather conditions from day to day we encourage all anglers to stay safe and warm when fishing. This is a great opportunity to check out some of the current Pro Angler App features along with new additions coming soon! We look forward to bringing you more great Pro Reports when the bite fires back up! PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!






Pro Angler Team

December 30, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – When anglers are able to hit the water we continue to see Sea Bass (Sea Bass, Black) mixed with Cod (Cod, Atlantic). The Cod are still a bit farther out than the Sea Bass. Both are providing a decent bite. Start in 180 feet of water. Clams continue to be your best bet to hook them. We hope to see this roll over into next week.






White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
www.whitewateroutfitters.net

December 23, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Sea Bass (Sea Bass, Black) have been great if anglers can get out. Head out to roughly 30-40 fathoms to find them. There are also some Cod (Cod, Atlantic) being caught. The bulk of the Sea Bass are in 30 fathoms, the bulk of the Cod are in 40 fathoms. Clam is always a good bait to use for both fish. MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY HOLIDAYS FROM THE PRO ANGLER TEAM! PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!






White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
www.whitewateroutfitters.net

December 13, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – There are still some small Stripers (Bass, Striped) on the beach. There are also some small fish being caught further out. Most of these are on the troll or on diamond jigs. The bigger fish have pretty much moved off for the season. Blackfish (Tautog) are on the wrecks a bit farther out. Green Crabs are best when they are available. Clams are a great alternative and may catch Cod (Cod, Atlantic) and Ling (Hake) incidentally. Stop in to Dick’s Bait and Tackle for all of your holiday shopping! PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!






Dick’s Bait & Tackle
631-281-9070

December 7, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Stripers (Bass, Striped) seem to be moving down the coast. Sea Bass (Sea Bass, Black) are doing well. They are open until the 31st of December. Search in 150 to 200 ft on the wrecks using Clams or Squid strips. Tautog are mixed in and have been found a bit deeper on the reefs. They will be closed sooner, on December 14. They are still biting well on Green Crabs. Some of the party boats are targeting Sea Bass and catching Cod (Cod, Atlantic) as an incidental catch. It’s still a bit early for Pollock. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!






White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
www.whitewateroutfitters.net

November 30, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – The recent streak of cold weather and high winds throughout our area put a bit of a damper on the Striped Bass (Bass, Striped) fishing. Many boats were unable to get out. A general lack of people going out fishing all around. Before the unfavorable weather we were seeing nice shots of action from Shinnecock to Fire Island. Many of the fish were anywhere from 26-34 inch Bucktails, poppers and rubber shads were all working excellent. Swimming plugs such as mag darters, sp minnows and darters were all taking fish. The temperatures seem to be going up once again as we head toward December. This could spark another chance in some action. The bait is present for it. One recent report from thanksgiving morning were many small fish were all over the beach taking all offerings. Big Blues (Bluefish) were also mixed in with the Striper up until the cold weather. No recent reports on them since then. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – Blackfishing (Tautog) has been a good choice when the weather allows the boats to get out. The Blackfish have moved a bit deeper now but are still not too far off. Some anglers are reporting good fishing in 80-100 feet of water. Green Crabs have been doing well. This is also the time of the year where many start getting ready for Cod (Cod, Atlantic) fishing. Most boats are running out for Cod and Sea Bass (Sea Bass, Black). This wreck fishing in December can be excellent. Pick yourself a mild day and try it out. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

BAIT REPORT – There are some big schools of herring moving down the beach from Montauk as of Friday.


J&J Sports
631-654-2311
www.jjsportsfishing.com

November 21, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Striped Bass (Bass, Striped) and Bluefish are good on the surf. Bluefish have been up to 20 lbs on the beach. They pushed all the Bunker up in the bay. Some can be found in the inlet and the bay when you can get through the dead Bunker. Bass are particularly good in the bay. The morning is best on the West side of the inlet during the incoming tide. The fish that aren’t surrounded by Bunker are easier to catch than the ones that have unlimited supply in front of them. Blackfishing (Tautog) has been productive on the reef when anglers are able to get out. Anglers are fishing them to the East towards Montauk. Gardiner’s Island is pretty slow at this point. They are likely almost done for the season as the fish move out from the bay. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – Not many anglers are heading to the Canyon as of late. There were some Swordfish (Billfish – Swordfish) caught along with Yellowfin and Albacore (Tuna, Yellowfin & Tuna, Albacore) on the chunk. Bigeye can be found between the tails and the dip. This is mostly for commercial anglers. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

BAIT REPORT – Bunker (Menhaden) are easy to find in the bay and on the beach.


White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
www.whitewateroutfitters.net

November 16, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Loads of Stripers are all over the bays and the back bays for anglers casting rubber Shad and Bucktails, Diamond Jigs or Popping Plugs. Plenty of fish are swimming the Smith Point Bridge. The inshore bays are loaded with Bunker and other bait. Stripers are there and feeding on them. Along the beach has had a similar bite. There is a lot of Bunker and bait moving down the surf and Bass are hitting the bait schools. When the subtle wind pushes the bait to the beach the fishing is great. A bit of surf movement will always bring them in. There is a bit of Tautog (Blackfish) being caught. A lot are shorts with a few keepers in the mix. Wreck fishing is picking up with decent sized Sea Bass (Sea Bass, Black) and a few keeper Tautog. The bite is hit or miss in terms of when to get out on the water. Changing tides are your best bet. Clams and Squid are more productive for the Sea Bass and Porgy (Scup). Green Crabs are great for the Tautog. Stripers are biting towards Gardiners islands taking three way rigs with bucktails or drifting live Eels in 40-50 ft of water. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – The Tuna (Tuna, Bluefin) bite has been slow. Hudson Canyon and Veatch Canyon are your best places to search for them. Swordfishing (Billfish – Swordfish) has been pretty steady. They are in 300-600 ft of water. Whole Squid is best to catch them at night with a glow stick and a rattle. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

BAIT REPORT – Bunker (Menhaden) are in the bays and the beach.


Dick’s Bait & Tackle
631-281-9070

November 8, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Blackfish are swimming the inlet and local beaches. Stripers (Bass, Striped) and Bluefish are swimming along the beaches and inlets as well. The beginning of the incoming tide is the best time to fish using Bunker and Clams. Albies (Bonito, Little Tunny) are still hanging around as well. They are mixed in with the Bluefish. Look under the birds to find them. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – Tuna (Tuna, Bigeye) up to 130lbs are biting well. A few Yellowfin (Tuna, Yellowfin) are mixed in. Bluefin (Tuna, Bluefin) are on their way. The Bluefin we’ve seen so far are small and can be caught on the troll on the way out or back. Most fish are 100 miles or more offshore. Overnight we are seeing small Swords (Billfish – Swordfish). There’s some decent fish to be caught at the Hudson Canyon. It’s doing much better than the Atlantic Canyon. Island Bait & Tackle 718-885-2153 https://proangler.us/capt/IslandBaitTackleBrooklyn.jpg

BAIT REPORT – Bunker (Menhaden), both peanut and adult, are mixed with Anchovy and rain bait on the beach and the inside.


East End Bait & Tackle
631-728-1744
scott@eastendbaitandtackle.com

November 1, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – We are seeing a typical Fall run of Stripers (Bass, Striped) and Bluefish. The bite is mostly Bass. Surf fishing and the beaches are productive. Quality fish have been caught in the inlet and back bays. They are better than out front. Anglers are drifting Eels and Spot or throwing plugs. Time of day doesn’t matter as long as you have a moving tide. The night bite has been fantastic. Blackfishing (Tautog) has been good to the East. Anglers are fishing the reef and the fish up to 12 lbs so far. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – Anglers are targeting Tuna (Tuna, Yellowfin) into this week. The overnight and early morning bite seems to have been productive. There may be some Bigeye and Albacore mixed in (Tuna, Bigeye & Tuna, Albacore). The bite is good now that we finally have nicer weather. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

BAIT REPORT – There is plenty of bait in the bay. We are seeing Bunker (Menhaden) and Shad.


White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
www.whitewateroutfitters.net

October 25, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – INSHORE – Stripers (Bass, Striped) are biting into this week. They are swimming up and down the beach as well as inside the inlet. Drifting Clams, live Eels, and trolling umbrella rigs has worked best. Popping plugs and bucktails are better along the beach. Both the day and night bite has been great however the night bite is a bit more productive. Blackfishing (Tautog) is good along the rocks, west jetty and the inlets. Sea Bass (Sea Bass, Black) is doing well on the reef as well. Any structure will be holding them. The weather has been a bit too rough to head offshore. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!



BAIT REPORT – Lots of schools of Bunker (Menhaden) and Mullet are swimming. Peanut Bunker are moving out of the inlets and down through the beach.


Dick’s Bait & Tackle
631-281-9070

October 19, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – The Bass (Bass, Striped) fishing has been good into this week. There are a lot of fish in the inlet. Boats are getting them on live Eels at night and live Spot during the day. Bluefish are on the bunker schools farther off the beach. Blackfishing (Tautog) has been good as well. Green Crab are working well to hook them. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – The Yellowfin (Tuna, Yellowfin) bite is good out in the canyons. They are catching them on the chunk. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

BAIT REPORT – Bunker (Menhaden) are still around. There’s been decent schools of them a little ways off the beach.


White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
www.whitewateroutfitters.net

October 12, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – In the bay we are seeing Bluefish to 4 lbs with a few bigger fish up to 10 lbs mixed in. There is a mixed bag of small Sea Bass (Sea Bass, Black), Porgy (Scup) and Blowfish (Puffer, Smooth). Small Stripers (Bass, Striped) are turning up around the Smith Point Bridge area and Buoy 14 and 15 in the bay. There are some nice sizes in the inlet on live Eels and live bait. Anglers are also drifting Clams. Blackfish (Tautog) is doing well along the West Jetty of the inlet as well as all jetties on the inlets on the South shore including reefs and structure. They are mixed with Sea Bass and Porgy. Surf casting is picking up on the sand beaches along the South shore for Stripers and Bluefish. Popping Plugs or Diamond Jigs with green/white tails are best. Fresh Clams are working as well. Things are heating up for the fall run as fish invade the beach and inlet. It’s a lot of surf casting, drifting Eels and drifting Clams in the inlet. Green Crabs are best for the Blackfin. It’s been rough for anglers getting offshore due to the wind and heavy seas from the storm. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!






Dick’s Bait & Tackle
631-281-9070

October 4, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – The Bass fishing has been good. More Stripers (Bass, Striped) are showing up everyday. They can be caught from surf and boats. Plugs and Bucktails are best to hook them. Albies (Bonito, Little Tunny) have come in since the last blow. Blackfish (Tautog) opens Oct. 5th and anglers are excited to see how they are doing, especially since it has been too rough to make it offshore. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!






White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
www.whitewateroutfitters.net

September 27, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – The False Albacore (Bonito, Little Tunny) bite is explosive around the inlet. Bass (Bass, Striped) are filling in and should pick up following the Northeast wind. They will move in down the beach. Sea Bass (Sea Bass, Black) was great until the closure however there are still fish within 3 miles. Towards Gardiners Island we are seeing False Albacore on the Peconic side as well from Gardiners to the West. There are Weakfish around too. Bluefish are everywhere from cocktail to larger sizes. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – The Canyon reports are quiet and there hasn’t been too many weather windows to get out. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!




White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
www.whitewateroutfitters.net

September 20, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Fluke [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] is closed this week but fishing was good. There is a lot of mixed fish in the bay. Sea Bass (Sea Bass, Black), Blowfish (Puffer, Smooth), small Stripers, Snappers, and Weakfish are biting. Bigger Stripers (Bass, Striped) up to 20 lbs are in the inlet. There are also Bluefish in the 10 lb or more range. They are drifting Clams or live Eels and casting Peanut Bunker for the Stripers. Even Porgy (Scup) are productive. The incoming tide has been best. All in all, the Striper fishing is decent. Gardiners is producing Striped Bass up to 40 lbs trolling parachutes or trolling bucktails and umbrella rigs. Eels are working out here as well. Look for them in 40-60ft of water. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – There are still some Sharks to be caught although they are slowing down. Yellowfin and Bluefin (Tuna, Yellowfin & Tuna, Bluefin) are biting around 30 miles. The recent storm has pushed them out. Anglers are trolling until they find the bite then switch to chunking or jigging. The night bite is best on the chunk. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!




Dick’s Bait & Tackle
631-281-9070

September 20, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Fluke [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] is closed this week but fishing was good. There is a lot of mixed fish in the bay. Sea Bass (Sea Bass, Black), Blowfish (Puffer, Smooth), small Stripers, Snappers, and Weakfish are biting. Bigger Stripers (Bass, Striped) up to 20 lbs are in the inlet. There are also Bluefish in the 10 lb or more range. They are drifting Clams or live Eels and casting Peanut Bunker for the Stripers. Even Porgy (Scup) are productive. The incoming tide has been best. All in all, the Striper fishing is decent. Gardiners is producing Striped Bass up to 40 lbs trolling parachutes or trolling bucktails and umbrella rigs. Eels are working out here as well. Look for them in 40-60ft of water. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – There are still some Sharks to be caught although they are slowing down. Yellowfin and Bluefin (Tuna, Yellowfin & Tuna, Bluefin) are biting around 30 miles. The recent storm has pushed them out. Anglers are trolling until they find the bite then switch to chunking or jigging. The night bite is best on the chunk. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!




Dick’s Bait & Tackle
631-281-9070

September 14, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – The False Albacore (Bonito, Little Tunny) have shown up everyday chasing the rain bait. They are getting better day after day. Small Epoxy lures or anything similar to rain bait will work. Bass (Bass, Striped) are picking up as well. There are a lot of small schoolies around. Fluke [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] are still swimming the bay and the ocean. Next weekend is the last weekend they are open so take advantage! PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – Things have been a bit quiet. There are reports of White Marlin (Billfish – Marlin, White) in the canyon however Tuna (Tuna, Bluefin) seems to be a struggle. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!




White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
www.whitewateroutfitters.net

September 7, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – The weather is just starting to turn back to more ideal conditions recently. The fishing has been thrown off a bit and a lot of anglers have opted to stay inside.There was some consistent Fluke [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] biting before the storm hit. We expect a great Striper (Bass, Striped) bite very soon as Montauk has been productive in deeper water and in the back. The South shore should heat up quickly. Clams have worked well as bait, especially throughout the inlet. The big fish should be here in the next few weeks. Sea Bass (Sea Bass, Black) and Porgy (Scup) were on the inshore reefs. Most of the fish are shorts. Blowfish (Puffer, Smooth) and Snappers (Bluefish) can be found in the bay. Once things really settle down we will be able to see how the fish were affected by the storm. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – Prior to the storm Yellowfin and Bluefin (Tuna, Yellowfin & Tuna, Bluefin) were as close as 15 miles. Anglers were trolling or chunking Butterfish or Bunker to hook them. A few White Marlin (Billfish – Marlin, White) and Mahi (Dolphin) were also caught on the troll. You can also toss baits around debris for Mahi. Shark (Shark, Shortfin Mako) fishing is slow as most anglers are targeting the Tuna. The Canyons were a bit slow as the best bites are coming from inside 50 miles. In the 100 square, there are Tuna up to 100 lbs on the chunk or jigs. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

BAIT REPORT – Crabbing has been excellent this year.


Dick’s Bait & Tackle
631-281-9070

August 30, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Fluking [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] has been great in the bay and the ocean around Shinnecock. There are big fish up to 8 lbs. Smaller fish are in the bay. Keep an eye on the weather to see what the storm does. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – The Tuna bite in the canyons has been a bit on the slow side. There are a slow pick of Bigeyes (Tuna, Bigeye) in the Hudson. There are a few fish in the tails but nothing much to speak of. There are a lot of Billfish (Billfish – Marlin, White) that are taking Spreader Bars on the Troll. Ballyhoo is working well too. Throughout the areas off of Montauk there has been a good Yellowfin (Tuna, Yellowfin) bite near Butterfish hole. There are some Wahoo mixed in as well. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

BAIT REPORT – A lot of Bunker (Menhaden) and Mackerel pods are in the ocean. Anchovy are in the bay inlet. Small Spearing are around.


White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
www.whitewateroutfitters.net

August 23, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – All good Fluking [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] is in full swing around the South shore. Lots of keepers and limits are turning up. Fish to 12 lbs have been caught on Killies, Spearing, Squid and Gulp on the back of White or Chartreuse Bucktails. Sea Bass (Sea Bass, Black) and Porgy (Scup) are on the reef but most are short as they’ve been picked out. The deeper wrecks are holding bigger fish. You’ll have to move past 80 ft to 120 ft or better. Bassing (Bass, Striped) is hot at Montauk but it slows down the farther West you head. There are some Albacore (Bonito, Little Tunny) scooting around and they are really close to the beach and all the way out to 30 miles. They are feeding on small bait. The Fluke are hot in the Peconics and out towards Gardiners along with Striped Bass. The North shore is good for Porgy. Snappers (Small Bluefish) are doing fine as well. Spearing or Silversides will hook them. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – A lot of Mahi (Dolphin), Bluefin and Yellowfin (Tuna, Bluefin & Tuna, Yellowfin) are in close. The Tuna can be trolled 10-15 miles out. Ballyhoo, Cedar Plugs, Green Machines and Daisy Chains are all working.They are 25-40 lbs. Farther out towards the Canyons has been quiet. Mahi are loving Bunker pods in the ocean. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

BAIT REPORT – Bunker (Menhaden) are in the bays and ocean to 120 ft. Crabbing is excellent on the South shore this week.


Dick’s Bait & Tackle
631-281-9070

August 17, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – The Bass (Bass, Striped) are a bit on the slow side this week. There are still some at the inlet taking Eels after dark. The Fluking [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] has been very good. The ocean is holding bigger fish however the bay has various sizes as well. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – Things are starting to pick up in the Canyons. Around the Hudson there has been some Bigeye and Yellowfin (Tuna, Bigeye & Tuna, Yellowfin) caught. There has been action to the East as well. Anglers are mostly catching them on the troll. Wahoo are swimming from 30-40 fathoms. Mahi (Dolphin) are holding up on structure. The Bluefin (Tuna, Bluefin) have moved to the east off of Montauk and the dump. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!




White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
https://whitewateroutfitters.net

August 9, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Fluking [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] are picking up and coming on strong despite the late season. There are a lot of 20 inch fish up to 5 lbs. Inside the inlet and out in the ocean has picked up as well. Bass (Bass, Striped) is on the slow side since it is the middle of the season. You can drift clams in the inlet to find them. Towards East Montauk and Gardiners Island is producing some great fish on bucktails. Snapper (Bluefish) are fantastic off the docks and piers. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – Bluefin (Tuna, Bluefin) are offshore mixed with some Yellowfin (Tuna, Yellowfin) in 180 ft of water. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks! Sea Bass and Porgy are on the reef outside the inlet.

BAIT REPORT – Crabs are doing fantastic off the local docks and piers.


Dick’s Bait & Tackle
631-281-9070

August 2, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Sea Bass (Sea Bass, Black) and Fluke [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] are good from Shinnecock to Montauk. Spearing and Smelt are doing well to hook them. The inlet is good at night for Bass (Bass, Striped) but is slow during the day. The surf is hit or miss. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – The Bluefin (Tuna, Bluefin) are sporadic. There are no specific areas that are holding better fish. They are from 25-45 fathoms and spread out. Anglers are trolling Ballyhoo to get them. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!




White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336

July 26, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Fluke [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] are in the Shinnecock bay. Porgy (Scup) are in Peconic Bay. By the bridge we are seeing Bass (Bass, Striped) on Clam Chum. Over by the inlet small Bluefish have shown up. Triggerfish (Triggerfish, Gray) have begun to swim the canal. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – Bluefin (Tuna, Bluefin) are swimming offshore and can be caught on Green Machines or Ballyhoo. Some Sharks (Shark, Thresher & Shark, Shortfin Mako) are hanging around too. They are chasing the Mackerel that have shown up in roughly 100 ft of water. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

BAIT REPORT – Bunker (Menhaden) are everywhere. Squid are 3 miles out in big concentrations.


East End Bait & Tackle
631-728-1744
scott@eastendbaitandtackle.com

July 22, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – The Fluke [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] fishing outside the inlet is getting better. Montauk Bass (Bass, Striped) fishing has been really good. Sea Bass (Sea Bass, Black) are great outside the inlet. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – Smaller Bluefin (Tuna, Bluefin) are picking up between 25 – 40 miles on the troll. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!




White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
https://whitewateroutfitters.net

July 15, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Bluefish and Bass (Bass, Striped) that were in the bay are spread out a bit more this week. Loads of Fluke are in the bay as well and they are up to 8 lbs. The ocean has picked up for Fluke [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] as well, all the way out to 100 ft of water. They are around 7 lbs. Stripers have been caught in the inlet on Clams, anchored with Clam chum or drifting whole Clams. 15 lb Bluefish have turned up on the beach. They are tightly packed. Threshers (Shark, Thresher) are within a few miles of the beach and up to 250 lbs. The Sea Bass (Sea Bass, Black) has been fantastic on the reef with lots of big fish up to 6 lbs. Since we are a few weeks into the season the bigger sizes have thinned out but there are still a lot of keepers. Snapper Blues are great off the local docks and piers. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

OFFSHORE – Bluefins (Tuna, Bluefin) are up to 100 lbs off the Bacardi Wreck about 50 miles out. They have been caught on the troll. Schools of Bluefin and Yellowfin (Tuna, Yellowfin) are within the 30 mile range however they are a lot more tight lipped than the fish farther out. The Canyon is producing Bigeyes (Tuna, Bigeye) on the chunk at night and troll during the day. They are mixed in with Yellowfin and small Bluefin. PRO ANGLER APP USERS – Tap a fish below the report for more angling tips and tricks!

BAIT REPORT – Crabbing has been great off the docks and piers. They are finally making a nice comeback.


Dick’s Bait & Tackle
631-281-9070

July 6, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – They’re finally here! I’m talking about the Striped Bass (Bass, Striped), big ones that showed up at the end of the week, just in time for the Fourth of July celebration. All of the charter boats have been catching their limit, with many of the fish forty pounds or better. The bottom fishing has been hot as well, especially for the Sea Bass (Sea Bass, Black) & Porgies (Scup), and occasionally for the Fluke [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)], which has been up and down. Some boat catches a mess of fluke and the next day a couple of boats join him. The following day a bunch more join in and the next day that spot isn’t so good anymore. But the Porgies and Sea Bass help fill in the blank spaces. My go-to area for Sea Bass this time of year has always been Rocky Hill, but this year it’s not worth the run, with plenty of Sea Bass locally, and better sized ones. And finally, the State of New York gifted the harbor with some spanking new signs welcoming people to the state. There are six of them all facing motorists leaving the harbor area on West Lake & Flamingo. I guess they are aimed at all the people arriving in New York on the Viking Ferry.

OFFSHORE – Offshore is not very exciting, with most of the Blue Sharks (Shark, Blue) having moved out East, making it pretty boring waiting around for the bite from a Mako (Shark, Shortfin Mako). The nearshore shark grounds have green water and very little life except for some Bluefish that occasional show up to screw up the baits. Tuna (Tuna, Yellowfin) are also among the missing and I haven’t heard of any action from the far offshore waters either. The Market that was Gaviola’s finally opened and it is pretty much what it was except spruced up a bit.




Capt. Gene Kelly Montauk Sportfishing
631 668 2019
www.montauksportfishing.com

June 28, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Fishing is good in the inlet and the bay this week. Anglers are catching Stripers (Bass, Striped) up to 30 lbs at night on live bait. They are hotter in the inlet. You can catch them in the bay by clam chumming during the day. The bay is also full of Bluefish as well. Fluke [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] has been slow in the bay but better in the ocean from 60-80 ft of water to the East.

OFFSHORE – The Shark (Shark, Mako & Shark, Thresher) fishing is picking up this week. The first Bigeye (Tuna, Bigeye) was also brought in from the Hudson. There were also some smaller Bluefins (Tuna, Bluefin) and a few Mahi (Dolphin) on the same trip. This is about 80 miles out. Anglers are getting ready for the big offshore push!




White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336

June 22, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – It’s been starting to pick up lately. Fluke [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] is getting better and better. It was hit or miss but is beginning to become more consistent, especially on Shinnecock. Anglers running to deeper water haven’t had much luck. There has been some Striper (Bass, Striped) action but the Bluefish have made it difficult to get through. At night, in the inlet anglers are Clam chumming. This may even work mid day. If you are casting from the beach it seems impossible to get through the Bluefish. They are everywhere. The Bass on the surf are swimming a bit farther out so the boat anglers are doing better.



BAIT REPORT – Loads of Bunker (Menhaden) have turned up this week.


White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336

June 15, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Fluke [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] is better in the bay but they are hitting out of the inlet as well. The ocean might be a great bet for the weekend. There is plenty of Bluefish in the bay. Stripers (Bass, Striped) are swimming the inlet and are taking clams drifted with Clam Chum. They are also hot by Gardiners. They are taking bucktails with a heavy sinker and long leader. Anglers are drifting and doing very well.

OFFSHORE – Shark (Shark, Shortfin Mako) is picking up offshore this week. We are seeing some good sizes coming in. Tuna (Tuna, Bluefin) are way out at the Canyon and have not moved in.

BAIT REPORT – Blue Crabs seem to be making a comeback this year. Bunker (Menhaden) and Spearing are swimming the inside.


Dick’s Bait & Tackle
631-281-9070

June 9, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – There are quite a bit of fish around. If you are heading out you’ll have your choice of just about anything. Plenty of Bass (Bass, Striped) and Bluefish can be found. There are not many Bass on the beach however the backwaters and inlets are holding great numbers. Bluefish are thick in the inlet and behind the inlet in Shinnecock. Bunker are swimming this area as well as the Peconics. Fluking [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] has been picking up. Porgy (Scup) has been decent out by Gardiners. We expect these conditions to continue into the weekend.

OFFSHORE – Going offshore has not been super productive. Threshers (Shark, Thresher) are coming off of Shinnecock. Some anglers are heading to South Jersey. We have not seen any Tuna (Tuna, Bluefin) at the Canyon just yet however there seems to be quite a bit of bait holding up so we expect to see some fish move in soon.

BAIT REPORT – Bunker (Menhaden) are swimming the inlets and back in the Peconics this week. There are some Sandeels and Spearing around but they are slim compared to the Bunker.


White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
https://whitewateroutfitters.net

June 1, 2016

Montauk

INSHORE – The beach hasn’t been producing as well as the inside. Anglers fishing inside are finding lots of Bluefish and Stripers (Bass, Striped). The fish are on the big pods of Bunker so anything that is either a Bunker or looks like one is going to be a good thing to throw at them.

OFFSHORE – We are starting to get a little bit of Bluefin (Tuna, Bluefin) out at the canyons. There hasn’t really been a good chunk bite so make sure you stick to trolling baits and trolling lures. There are also some sharks out there but the focus has been on the Tunas.

BAIT REPORT – Inside we’re seeing quite a few pods of Bunker (Menhaden) for those hunting for bait.


White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
https://whitewateroutfitters.net

May 24, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Fluking [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] has been great since the opening day. It was slow at first but is picking up as the water warms up. Plenty of Bluefish invaded the bay from 3-15 lbs. A few Bass (Bass, Striped) are mixed in throughout the bay. Bunker and Mackerel are working best. As far as lures, Tins and Popping Plugs are best. Blue Clawed Crabs are beginning to show up. Bluefish and Bass can be found in the inlet drifting Clams, Bucktails or Diamond jigs.






Dick’s Bait & Tackle
631-281-9070

May 20, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Bass (Bass, Striped) and Blues (Bluefish) are biting at Shinnecock. The Stripers are biting well along the moving tide. The inlets are holding fish and the back is better than the beach so far. There are mixed Fluke [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] in the area as well. In Peconic the Weakfish, Porgy and Fluke are being caught.



BAIT REPORT – There is still a fair amount of Bunker (Menhaden) in Peconic. There are also still plenty of Spearing around.


White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
https://whitewateroutfitters.net

May 20, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Bass (Bass, Striped) and Blues (Bluefish) are biting at Shinnecock. The Stripers are biting well along the moving tide. The inlets are holding fish and the back is better than the beach so far. There are mixed Fluke [Flounder, Summer (Fluke)] in the area as well. In Peconic the Weakfish, Porgy and Fluke are being caught.



BAIT REPORT – There is still a fair amount of Bunker (Menhaden) in Peconic. There are also still plenty of Spearing around.


White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
https://whitewateroutfitters.net

May 3, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Inshore is the main focus for anglers this week. Small Stripers (Bass, Striped) are everywhere from 15-25 inches. The bite is consistent and the fish have been easy to catch. There is a fair amount of Bluefish to the West and a few right off the beach. The back is the best place to fish as there is not much action from the beach this week.



BAIT REPORT – The bay is full of Bunker (Menhaden) this week. They are early but are thick. Check out the open house May 14-15 including sales, contests and a BBQ!


White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
https://whitewateroutfitters.net

April 28, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Striped Bass (Bass, Striped) are catching locally. From the river use Sand or Blood worms with 2/0 or 3/0 hooks. From local beaches like South Amboy, Cliffwood Beach and Union Beach – use fresh Clams (cut them in half) or fresh Bunkers with 4/0 or 5/0 bait holder or octopus hooks. From boat search Buoy 14 and 19 in Raritan Reach Channel. Use Bunker chunks or troll Stretch 25, umbrella rigs or Rockfish Candy lure. Bluefish are everywhere in the Bay. Use Bunker chunks with steel leader hooks or metals (like Avas and Gators) or surface poppers. Flounder(Flounder, Winter) – No closed season. 2 fish bag limit anytime. Belmar and Shark River. Use pieces of sand or blood worms and Clam. Blackfish (Tautog) – Shrewsbury Rocks, Scotland lights, 17 Fathom and Rattlesnake. Use Clams or Green Crabs. Season ends on 4/30.






Fred’s Bait and Tackle
732-721-4747
www.fredsbaitnj.com

April 28, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Striped Bass (Bass, Striped) are catching locally. From the river use Sand or Blood worms with 2/0 or 3/0 hooks. From local beaches like South Amboy, Cliffwood Beach and Union Beach – use fresh Clams (cut them in half) or fresh Bunkers with 4/0 or 5/0 bait holder or octopus hooks. From boat search Buoy 14 and 19 in Raritan Reach Channel. Use Bunker chunks or troll Stretch 25, umbrella rigs or Rockfish Candy lure. Bluefish are everywhere in the Bay. Use Bunker chunks with steel leader hooks or metals (like Avas and Gators) or surface poppers. Flounder(Flounder, Winter) – No closed season. 2 fish bag limit anytime. Belmar and Shark River. Use pieces of sand or blood worms and Clam. Blackfish (Tautog) – Shrewsbury Rocks, Scotland lights, 17 Fathom and Rattlesnake. Use Clams or Green Crabs. Season ends on 4/30.






Fred’s Bait and Tackle
732-721-4747
www.fredsbaitnj.com

April 20, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Stripers (Bass, Striped) are open now and holding up in the creeks. Small baits are the best method to catch them. The sizes are small to near keeper so far and there may be a few keepers but you’ll have to search through a lot of fish to find them. There have been no reports of them outside the creeks just yet.

OFFSHORE – Anglers continue to fish Cod (Cod, Atlantic) in the deeper structures.

BAIT REPORT – Adult sized Bunker (Menhaden) are running the creeks this week. We are also seeing some Spearing in the area.


White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
https://whitewateroutfitters.net/index.asp

April 13, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – There is not a whole lot of activity quite yet. The migratory fish have not moved in at this point. There are some small holdover Stripers (Bass, Striped) but most angler aren’t targeting them. Anglers are throwing bucktails and small rubbers to find the Stripers.






White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
https://whitewateroutfitters.net/index.asp

April 7, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Fish are beginning to enter the bay this week. The temperatures have dropped a bit so things are actually slowing down. Bluefish, Stripers (Bass, Striped) and Bunker are coming in. Large sizes of Bass are being caught by the inlet on Bunker. Schoolies are being caught as well. Winter Flounder (Flounder, Winter) are also open so anglers that catch any can keep them. Worms and Clams are working best for bait. Keep in mind Striped Bass are closed until April 15th.

OFFSHORE – There have been a few Cod (Cod, Atlantic) and Ling being caught on the offshore wrecks. The bite is not hot however anglers who put their time in may find some.

BAIT REPORT – Bunker (Menhaden) have moved into the bays this week.


Dick’s Bait & Tackle
631-281-9070

April 1, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – There is not a lot of action from this area so far this week. It is still a bit early for catching Stripers (Bass, Striped). It is also the opening of Flounder (Flounder, Southern) this week however not too many anglers are heading out to search for them as of yet. Anglers getting ready for the Spring bite can always check out our Fish feature which provides lots of tips and tricks as well as our GPS Hotspots which will keep your lines tight!






White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
https://whitewateroutfitters.net/index.asp

March 21, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Stripers (Bass, Striped) are being caught all around Long Island this week. They have been reported up to 24 inches. The bait running in the shallows is a great indication we will see some great Stripers moving in as they will chase anything running. Remember they are catch and release until April. 15. Things are looking good for the upcoming Spring pattern.

OFFSHORE – When the weather is nice enough to head out to the deeper water, anglers are searching for Cod, Atlantic. There have also been Tilefish (Tilefish, Blueline) , Barrelfish, Hake and Wreckfish reported off the bottom. Everyone is excited for the upcoming Spring bite.

BAIT REPORT – The bays and backwater on Long Island is full of baitfish this week. We are seeing Herring, Bunker (Menhaden), and Spearing show up so far. You can find them in the marinas, creeks and bays throughout the island.


Pro Angler Team

March 18, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – Things have been slow in this area as of late. There are still Cod, Atlantic farther out on the local wrecks. They are in roughly 120 ft of water along with some Pollock, Atlantic. The mid range wrecks are producing the best. This has been the main focus of most anglers as the Striper (Bass, Striped) bite has not heated up. There is quite a bit of action in the freshwater so there is a lot of focus in this area as well.

BAIT REPORT – Toward the West there are some Herring in the deeper canals this week.


Dick’s Bait & Tackle
631-281-9070

March 9, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Bass, Striped are being caught in the bay and are catch and release at this time. This has been the main focus right now. Pollock and Cod, Tommy, have been slow. Anglers are waiting for the Striper bite to heat up and open for anglers to target. The bite is typical of this time of year. Anglers preparing for the Spring pattern can always check out our Fish Guide with tons of helpful Tips and Tricks to keep your lines tight.



BAIT REPORT – Some small amounts of Herring have shown up this week.


Causeway B&T
516-785-3223
causewaybait@aol.com www.causewaybait.com

02/03/2016

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Weather has made inshore inlets and piers fairly inconsistent. Lingcod and Cod (Cod, Atlantic) can be caught while drifting inshore with clams. The Herring reports have been pretty much nonexistent.. Some areas along Long Island have seen Pollock (Pollock, Atlantic) on red, white, or pink artificials. Diamond jigs are also popular. The Pollock fishing is fairly sporadic so there isn’t really a best spot to fish. At least a bad day of fishin’ beats a good day of workin’. Be sure to check out our Fish Guide for tips on Pollock, Cod, and Lingcod for some additional angling tips!

OFFSHORE – The weather and time of year has made reports limited for this area. Most offshore anglers are heading to water up to 180ft deep while looking for Cod (Cod, Atlantic). There’s going to be some Pollock, Lingcod, and Skates (Skate, Winter) in the same areas. Lately the waters to the west of Long Island haven’t fished as well as waters to the east. Dogfish (Dogfish, Spiny) are usually caught out there too. Check out our GPS hotspots for some nonpublic numbers to try on your next outing. Spring is just around the corner and we’re looking forward to getting back on the water with you when the fishing, and hopefully the weather, heats up!




Pro Angler Team

February 16, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – As the Winter season has set in there is not much action to be found in this area. Our sources are keeping warm inside and there have been no reports submitted this week. For the anglers eagerly awaiting the Spring thaw, feel free to check out all of the great features available on Pro Angler to keep you busy! From planning next season’s hot spots on your GPS map to getting some tasty recipes for the fish you will catch, Pro Angler will keep you hooked! If you just can’t wait that long, take a look at your Southern Fellow anglers in Florida! Check out their weather, read the reports of their areas and maybe even let the warm weather lure you down for a saltwater fishing trip. Pro Angler has all your off-season cravings covered!




Pro Angler Team

February 10, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – As the Winter season has set in there is not much action to be found in this area. Our sources are keeping warm inside and there have been no reports submitted this week. For the anglers eagerly awaiting the Spring thaw, feel free to check out all of the great features available on Pro Angler to keep you busy! From planning next season’s hot spots on your GPS map to getting some tasty recipes for the fish you will catch, Pro Angler will keep you hooked! If you just can’t wait that long, take a look at your Southern Fellow anglers in Florida! Check out their weather, read the reports of their areas and maybe even let the warm weather lure you down for a saltwater fishing trip. Pro Angler has all your off-season cravings covered!




Pro Angler Team

February 4, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – As the Winter season has set in there is not much action to be found in this area. Our sources are keeping warm inside and there have been no reports submitted this week. For the anglers eagerly awaiting the Spring thaw, feel free to check out all of the great features available on Pro Angler to keep you busy! From planning next season’s hot spots on your GPS map to getting some tasty recipes for the fish you will catch, Pro Angler will keep you hooked! If you just can’t wait that long, take a look at your Southern Fellow anglers in Florida! Check out their weather, read the reports of their areas and maybe even let the warm weather lure you down for a saltwater fishing trip. Pro Angler has all your off-season cravings covered!




Pro Angler Team

January 29, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – As the Winter season has set in there is not much action to be found in this area. Our sources are keeping warm inside and there have been no reports submitted this week. For the anglers eagerly awaiting the Spring thaw, feel free to check out all of the great features available on Pro Angler to keep you busy! From planning next season’s hot spots on your GPS map to getting some tasty recipes for the fish you will catch, Pro Angler will keep you hooked! If you just can’t wait that long, take a look at your Southern Fellow anglers in Florida! Check out their weather, read the reports of their areas and maybe even let the warm weather lure you down for a saltwater fishing trip. Pro Angler has all your off-season cravings covered!




Pro Angler Team

January 22, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – As the Winter season has set in there is not much action to be found in this area. Our sources are keeping warm inside and there have been no reports submitted this week. For the anglers eagerly awaiting the Spring thaw, feel free to check out all of the great features available on Pro Angler to keep you busy! From planning next season’s hot spots on your GPS map to getting some tasty recipes for the fish you will catch, Pro Angler will keep you hooked! If you just can’t wait that long, take a look at your Southern Fellow anglers in Florida! Check out their weather, read the reports of their areas and maybe even let the warm weather lure you down for a saltwater fishing trip. Pro Angler has all your off-season cravings covered!




Pro Angler Team

January 15, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – As the Winter season has set in there is not much action to be found in this area. Our sources are keeping warm inside and there have been no reports submitted this week. For the anglers eagerly awaiting the Spring thaw, feel free to check out all of the great features available on Pro Angler to keep you busy! From planning next season’s hot spots on your GPS map to getting some tasty recipes for the fish you will catch, Pro Angler will keep you hooked! If you just can’t wait that long, take a look at your Southern Fellow anglers in Florida! Check out their weather, read the reports of their areas and maybe even let the warm weather lure you down for a saltwater fishing trip. Pro Angler has all your off-season cravings covered!




Pro Angler Team

January 6, 2016

Montauk Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – As the Winter season has set in there is not much action to be found in this area. Our sources are keeping warm inside and there have been no reports submitted this week. For the anglers eagerly awaiting the Spring thaw, feel free to check out all of the great features available on Pro Angler to keep you busy! From planning next season’s hot spots on your GPS map to getting some tasty recipes for the fish you will catch, Pro Angler will keep you hooked! If you just can’t wait that long, take a look at your Southern Fellow anglers in Florida! Check out their weather, read the reports of their areas and maybe even let the warm weather lure you down for a saltwater fishing trip. Pro Angler has all your off-season cravings covered!




Pro Angler Team

December 29, 2015

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – The weather has not been ideal this week and has shut down most fishing in the area. Anglers have not been able to make it either inshore or offshore this week. The wind has been strong from every direction and most people are planning on waiting until after the holiday to hit the water. We hope to see some Bass, Striped and Tautog continue to bite at that time. There have been a few spotty reports of Cod, Tommy coming in as well. Be sure to check your regs in regards to what’s open for harvest or just catch and release. As the Winter season has set in there is not much action to be found in this area. Our sources are keeping warm inside and there have been no reports submitted this week. For the anglers eagerly awaiting the Spring thaw, feel free to check out all of the great features available on Pro Angler to keep you busy! From planning next season’s hot spots on your GPS map to getting some tasty recipes for the fish you will catch, Pro Angler will keep you hooked! If you just can’t wait that long, take a look at your Southern Fellow anglers in Florida! Check out their weather, read the reports of their areas and maybe even let the warm weather lure you down for a saltwater fishing trip. Pro Angler has all your off-season cravings covered! Lots of great fishing gear available at White Water Outfitters to meet all your fishing needs any time of year.






White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
https://whitewateroutfitters.net/index.asp

December 21, 2015

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – The weather has not been ideal this week and has shut down most fishing in the area. Anglers have not been able to make it either inshore or offshore this week. The wind has been strong from every direction and most people are planning on waiting until after the holiday to hit the water. We hope to see some Bass, Striped and Tautog continue to bite at that time. Be sure to check your regs in regards to what’s open for harvest or just catch and release. As the Winter season has set in there is not much action to be found in this area. Our sources are keeping warm inside and there have been no reports submitted this week. For the anglers eagerly awaiting the Spring thaw, feel free to check out all of the great features available on Pro Angler to keep you busy! From planning next season’s hot spots on your GPS map to getting some tasty recipes for the fish you will catch, Pro Angler will keep you hooked! If you just can’t wait that long, take a look at your Southern Fellow anglers in Florida! Check out their weather, read the reports of their areas and maybe even let the warm weather lure you down for a saltwater fishing trip. Pro Angler has all your off-season cravings covered! Lots of great fishing gear available at White Water Outfitters to meet all your fishing needs any time of year.






White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
https://whitewateroutfitters.net/index.asp

December 15, 2015

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – There is not a lot of action from the inshore or nearshore this week as Bass, Striped and Tautog is closed. They did have a solid bite prior to the season ending however you will have to check your local regulations as to whether you can catch and release.

OFFSHORE – There is still a great bite in the offshore this week. Tuna, Bluefin and Tuna, Bigeye are doing well in the canyon although it is the tail end of the season. This is expected to cool off as the temperature drops however the unusually warm weather has continued the bite so far. Anglers have been using chunks of Butterfish. Sea Bass, Black has also produced a good bite on clams hooked on high-low rigs. This is leading up to a steady bite expected in the new year for offshore fishermen.

BAIT REPORT – There are no bait to report so far this week. Lots of great fishing gear available at White Water Outfitters to meet all your fishing needs any time of year.


White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
https://whitewateroutfitters.net/index.asp

December 9, 2015

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – There is a little less action inshore this week. Anglers have to work harder to find the fish. Striper (Bass, Striped) season closes in the next week however there is still a decent bite should you hit a good school. Look for roughly 50 ft of water and there may be fish hiding under schools of Herring. It is a good idea to throw some Herring or similar artificial to match the bait. They are in good numbers and decent sizes when you can find them. Most of the big fish have made their way through for the season and the migration is pretty much wrapped up. If there is no bait running in close the Stripers will be farther out in 80 or more feet of water.

OFFSHORE – Although the temperature has dropped there is still some solid action from the offshore so far this week. There have been reports of Tuna, Bigeye swimming out in the canyon and since the wind has laid down a few times , anglers have been able to reel in good sizes and numbers. It was like fishing in a pond, not many boaters and easily caught fish. Most anglers were chunking with any fish they can get their hands on. Butterfish, Herring and Whiting are the best choices. There is still some bottom fishing out there for Sea Bass, Black which are coming up in big sizes along with some Blackfish (Tautog) as well. When the weather is good they are in the deeper water while the Blackfish are specifically holding up on the reef. This bite is expected to stay good until the end of the season, until the first really hard cold snap.

BAIT REPORT – There is not a lot of bait running although you may find some spotty schools of Herring in the inshore water.


White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
https://whitewateroutfitters.net/index.asp

December 3, 2015

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – Most of the good Striper (Bass, Striped) bite is to the west of here. The nearshore wrecks are holding some Sea Bass, Black and Porgy however they are fairly deep at 130-180 ft. Anglers have been bottom fishing diamond jigs with a teaser above. Clams along the bottom on a high-low rig are working well too. The season is beginning to slow down and come to a close as anglers are wrapping up their last few weekends on the water.

OFFSHORE – Anglers have been hitting the last of the Tuna (Tuna, Bigeye & Tuna, Longfin & Tuna, Yellowfin) run this week.They are heading out to the canyons for what is probably the final chance they will get before conditions become too rough, however that is all dependant on the weather and some anglers are hoping for one more good weekend. Daytime chunking has been reported to be the best method to hook them this week and is very productive.

BAIT REPORT – There are still some Peanut Bunker (Menhaden) swimming in the open water this week. In the bay live baiters can also find some Shiners (Minnows) as well. Plenty of options for bait this week.


White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
https://whitewateroutfitters.net/index.asp

November 26, 2015

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – There is a bit more action on the inshore however the wind is still fairly nasty here as well. The ocean has been choppy so even a lot of inshore boaters have not made it out. Sea Bass, Black continue to bite around the inshore wrecks. There are a ton of Blackfish (Tautog) swimming with them and biting Green Crabs. Stripers (Bass, Striped) are still swimming along the beaches and at about 20-30 ft of water from boats. Anglers are using the birds to find them and jigging underneath. Bunker and Clams have been their preference this week. They’ve become slightly more spotty however they are still moving. Stripers are also being caught around the point a bit farther out near the bay

OFFSHORE – The weather has been rough in this area lately and this week there have been no reports of anglers heading to the offshore. The weather has become even less favorable and most fishermen are choosing to stay on the inside. If conditions lie down in time for the holidays anglers can always check out our Tips feature which provides additional information and suggestions to help improve the catch. Dick’s Bait & Tackle can also provide an up to the minute fishing report so everyone knows exactly what to expect on the water.

BAIT REPORT – The Mullet run has continued this week although is becoming more spotty.


Dick’s Bait & Tackle
631-281-9070

November 18, 2015

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – There is a lot of action happening inshore this week. Sea Bass, Black have been huddled up around the nearshore wrecks. Blackfish (Tautog) and Cod, Tommy are also hanging out on the wrecks farther out at 150-180 ft of water. Closer in, anglers can expect to see some Porgies (Porgy, Jolthead) as well. The inshore reefs are hosting more Blackfish that are chasing Green Crabs. There are plenty of schools of Stripers (Bass, Striped) in 20-30 ft of water and along the beaches. Shore fishermen are using Bunker and Clams as the bait of choice. Stripers have also been throughout the inlets taking live Eels. Anglers are also trolling with umbrella rigs and shad rigs or casting lures with bucktails and swimmers or plugs to catch them. As a live bait they are absolutely loving clams.

OFFSHORE – The weather has been rough in this area lately however this has not stopped some determined boaters from heading out. There have been reports of Tuna, Yellowfin at the canyon. They are out there and anglers are chunking for them using Butterfish or Sardines. The early morning and late day bite still remains the best.

BAIT REPORT – The Mullet run has continued this week as small bait are moving out and around the beach. The Sand Eels have pretty much disappeared however there are still some Menhaden and Clams to be caught.


Dick’s Bait & Tackle
631-281-9070

November 10, 2015

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – The surf has been pretty good over the weekend turning up mixed sizes of Stripers (Bass, Striped) in this area. The catch is very dependent on the weather and water conditions lately as the schools have been pretty mixed up. Anglers continue to use Eels in the evening and Menhaden, Spot, and Butterfish during the day. Reports have also come in of some good sized Tautog that have been chasing Green Crabs on inshore and nearshore structures.

OFFSHORE – The canyons are producing lots of Tuna (Tuna, Yellowfin Tuna, Albacore). There have also been reports of some Tuna, Bigeye out there as well. Anglers have been chunking using Butterfish or Sardines to hook all three species. The early morning or late evening seems to remain the best time to be out as the action continues to be fairly scattered throughout the day.

BAIT REPORT – There’s not a whole lot bait running to report at this time. For alternative suggestions anglers can always check out the Pro Angler Tip feature that provides additional information to help improve the catch. Don’t forget to get your equipment into White Water Outfitters early to make sure it is in great condition for next season.


White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
www.whitewateroutfitters.net

November 6, 2015

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – The local Bass, Striped and Bluefish bite has been steady however on the North side with a short boat run is the best place to catch. Anglers have been using a variety of different methods to hook both these species. Live baits include Eels at night and Menhaden, Spotfish and Butterfish during the day. From the beach some fishermen are using bucktails and Pinfish or small to medium sized plugs. The Bass and Blues are pretty much hitting anything you put in front of them.

OFFSHORE – Tuna (Tuna, Yellowfin & Tuna, Albacore) could not get any better, especially with the nice weather. They have had a great bite lately for anglers that are mostly chunking using Butterfish or Sardines. The best times to head out on the water are either morning or evening since there has not been much action throughout the day.

BAIT REPORT – A lot of anglers have not been heading out for live bait lately however there are still some swimming. Butterfish and Menhaden are becoming spotty although if you are using a cast net off a dock, under lights, you can get lucky. Don’t forget to get your equipment into White Water Outfitters early to make sure it is in great condition for next season.


White Water Outfitters
631-594-3336
https://whitewateroutfitters.net/index.asp

October 28, 2015

Montauk Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – The Hudson Canyon is producing a large amount of Tuna (Tuna, Yellowfin & Tuna, Bluefin) as well as a good Sailfish bite. Pulling Ballyhoo has been the best for all three. Once you’re on the fish, skirted versus naked has not made a difference. The night time chunk bite is also pretty good right now. Tilefish (Tilefish, Great Northern) are starting in 300-600 ft. of water and loving the cut bait. You will need to be using a couple pounds of weight to make sure the bait is getting all the way down and most anglers prefer the electric reels as it is a long way back up. Mako (Shark, Shortfin Mako) and Threshers (Shark, Thresher) have continued to bite but are moving in closer. You’ll find them chumming in about 100-170 ft of water. If you are dropping Crab you should expect to find some good Tautog in the Moriches reef and Shinnecock reef. This is expected to continue through the season to the close in mid-December.

INSHORE – Around the beaches and inlets anglers can find Bass (Bass, Striped) which you can hook right from shore. Plugs, plastics with swim tails and topwaters are ideal in reds, whites, and greens. Inshore they are mostly schoolie sized however bigger Bass can be caught on live eels by the boats drifting the inlets.

BAIT REPORT – There isn’t much bait running at this time however for more information on what to use you can always consult our Tips feature providing suggestions to help improve your catch.

Dick’s Bait and Tackle
631-281-9070

October 23, 2015

Montauk Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – When the weather has allowed anglers to get on the water the fishing has been good for daytime chunking. Yellowfin have been around 50-60 in the Hudson Canyon around 70-75 miles out. The numbers of good days to get out are getting fewer.

INSHORE – When the weather permits, boats have been running down the beaches for 20-30 inch Bluefish, Bunker and Bass. Green Crabs have been working well while bottom fishing for Tautog. November will close surf season leaving only bottom fishing for the anglers who can brave the cold!

BAIT REPORT – Around the beaches schools of Bunker have been plentiful for anglers to scoop up some bait.

White Water Outfitters – The sport fishing specialists.

White Water Outfitters
288 Montauk Hwy
Hampton Bays, NY
www.whitewateroutfitters.net
631-594-3336

September 25, 2015

Montauk Fishing Report

INSHORE – It’s a little quiet right now, but there is a good amount of false Albacore around right now for the Anglers using fly fishing gear and light tackle. There are plenty of small Striped Bass around, but nothing too big near Hamptons. Montauk has more of the big Bass right now. For the Albacore, most of the guys are throwing the normals tins, the deadly dicks, crippled herring, and custom Albie jigs. The fly guys are throwing epoxy minnow type patterns, something a little harder. Most of the Anglers that are catching any amount of False Albacore are throwing any kind of rubber bait and a jig head. This time of year some Anglers are using live bait on the inlet and but most are using bucktails once the main bait starts to make its way out of the bay. The best time of day to fish here is incoming, flood tide.

BAIT REPORT – There are plenty of Bunker and Mackerel around right now.

White Water Outfitters – The sport fishing specialists.

White Water Outfitters
288 Montauk Hwy
Hampton Bays, NY
www.whitewateroutfitters.net
631-594-3336

September 10, 2015

Montauk Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – Right now the Ocean fishing is hot. There are quite a few Yellowfin Tuna and Mahi out at the Canyons. The Tuna are very aggressive right now and are being taken by way of Spreader Bars, Daisy Chains. The 6 in tube squid/shell squids are where it’s at. The colours don’t seem to matter that much, try yellow, orange, or green.

INSHORE – Shark Fishing is good off the beach. Further out, in about 70 to 100 ft of water, there’s quite a few Mako Sharks and they’re on the bunker schools. Once you find the school, you find the Sharks. Hook a live Bunker for bait. In the bay it’s mainly Snapper Bluefish, with a couple of Fluke, and Sea Bass mixed in and they have no problem taking spearing. On the surf side a lot of sharks are being taken, lots of sandbar sharks. Bunker or Mackerel are working well there. Striped Bass are going to pick up on the beach soon, soft plastics, jigging from the boats, and trolling umbrella rigs will all be working when they turn up.

BAIT REPORT – Spearing, Peanut Bunker, and Mackerel are in good supply in local waters for bait.

Dick’s Bait & Tackle
286 Neighborhood Road
Mastic Beach, NY
631-281-9070

Septmeber 1, 2015

Montauk Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – There are plenty of Sharks. The Tuna has kind of slowed down. There hasn’t been much of a temperature break, which draws the Tuna in. If you can find some floating debris or Lobster traps there is a greater chance of catching a Tuna. Shark are biting Mackerel and Bluefish chunks while chumming with Bunker or Mackerel. 15 miles out of Shinnecock Canal there’s some Mahi and Tuna. When fishing for the Mahi troll with little plugs, or small, little bait fish like Peanut Bunker. 2 miles off shore Mackerel are showing up and the numbers are great! INSHORE – Up in the Bay near Robinson’s Island they are catching Porgy. The Porgies are biting at Clams on the bottom. There are also Small Kingfish, a couple of Blowfish and, Snapper near the shore. Snapper Blues are still fairly thick near the beach.

BAIT REPORT – Local bait in the bay include Clams, Peanut Bunker, Spearing , and Green (Spanish) Mackerel. There’s haven’t been any reports of butterfish yet.

Jamesport Bait & Tackle
13355 Main Rd
Mattituck, NY
631 298 5450

August 27, 2015

Montauk Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – The big word is Big Eye Tuna out at the Hudson Canyons. The Yellowfin have been a little closer to shore than the Canyons, but it’s been a little spotty. Color of trolling lures and skirting hasn’t been playing a major factor in success, but you can still use your purples, blues, etc.. Ballyhoo is still working for Tuna bait.

INSHORE – There’s lots of small Bluefish around the inlets. Smaller Bass and Fluke are passing through the surf. The Bass are mostly being caught at night using small plugs and bucktails. The Fluke will take Spearing. The Snapper Blues have been great from the piers.

BAIT REPORT – Lots of Rain Bait and Anchovies around being chased by fish. Peanut Bunker is around in good numbers off the beach.

White Water Outfitters – The sport fishing specialists.
288 Montauk Hwy
Hampton Bays, NY
631-594-3336

August 19, 2015

Montauk Fishing Report

OFFSHORE – The boats out at the Canyon, which is about a 78 mile run, found a slightly spotty Yellowfin Tuna bite and an equally sporadic but rewarding Big Eye Tuna bite. If you don’t like running as far, you can find smaller Yellowfin Tuna trolling in the 30-50 mile range. Both areas have been finding size of lure mattering more than color. Plastic bulb squids on daisy chains or spreader bars about 6-8 inches in size have been doing better than trolled Ballyhoo. In closer to shore, 60 to 100 feet of water, there are some Boston Mackerel that will hit on a mackerel tree with a diamond jig or a weight on the bottom loop. It has been a record year for Sharks around the 80 foot depth mark. Thresher Sharks, Mako Sharks, Brown Sharks, and some Tiger Sharks are being caught.

INSHORE – If you can find the schools of Spearing right now, there should be a good amount of Fluke underneath them. For those who aren’t able to get out in the boats, you can fish a float/bobber with the bait set 18 inches beneath. Spearing will be the best bait to use on a snapper hook. The float will help keep the bait off the bottom and away from the crabs. The beaches can also be a great spot to catch some Sharks in the surf as there has been a good amount of them around.

BAIT REPORT – There is lots of Spearing in the bays and inlets, it would be worth your time to be tossing a net on them or try using a Sabiki Rig.

Dick’s Bait & Tackle is a great place to gather gear and information on conditions.
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Dick’s Bait & Tackle
286 Neighborhood Road
Mastic Beach, NY
631-281-9070










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