In January, the weather isn't very forgiving and it's freezing outside. Since the fish are not very active, we recommend staying indoors and waiting for warmer days to fish.

What can we say, it's still very cold outside. There's not much to do fishing-wise unless you decide to take a vacation to Florida.

Slowly, but surely, it's getting warmer outside, but the fishing season in Scarborough won't start for another couple of months. Soon, some of the creeks and streams might be open for some light fishing action.

Come April, local anglers are paying a lot of attention to the weather reports and fishing conditions. Towards the end of the month, you could go to the creeks and reservoirs to target some Bass and Trout.

In June, the fishing fun is in full swing! Ocean fishing is picking up, and you can go after all your favorite bottom-dwellers this month. You can also find some good-sized Stripers in the river.

Always wanted to catch a gorgeous Bluefin Tuna? This might be your month. Tuna are in the Scarborough offshore waters, and you never know how big your catch could be. Going after Bluefish is also very popular and productive in July.

Whether it's bottom fishing, inshore action, or Tuna adventure, in August, you can do it all! Cod, Haddock, and Pollock are there for the taking, as are Bluefish and big Stripers in the inshore waters.

The bite is still good on all fronts, and if you'd like to shake things up a little, Shark fishing is something you should try. Alternatively, you can still catch lunker Stripers in the first half of the month, and Tuna are also slowly taking their leave.

Fishing endeavors in Scarborough are slowly coming to an end for the year. If Lady Luck is on your side, you can find a beautiful day to do some bottom fishing or target Largemouth Bass in the nearby lakes.

The weather is no joke in November, so fishing is pretty much out of the question until next spring. Do a maintenance check on your fishing gear, and put it aside for the time being.