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Captain Captain Merritt White Jr has been a member of FishingBooker since March 2026.

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Captain Captain Merritt White Jr, Montauk, United States - FishingBooker

Two anglers proudly displaying a large striped bass while out on the water, showcasing a successful fishing trip.

Skiff Guide

Montauk is primarily a summertime destination for tourists, and with good reason. In January, the weather is cold, wet, and windy. You can catch some nice Codfish, though.

While the weather remains grim, the Cod season picks up. These fish make for some fine eating! Bear in mind many of the shops and hotels will be closed at this time of year.

With most of the town still in hibernation, Montauk is far from at its busiest in March. But what it may lack in buzz it makes up for in natural beauty, which you can have more or less to yourself.

The main tourist season is yet to start, but the action under the water will mean any die-hard angler will be rushing out to beat the crowds. This is the start of Striper season!

Memorial Day sees the crowds flocking in to Montauk, and this is when most Montauk fishing charters will start working on their summer schedule. Bring layers - the spring weather is changeable!

Montauk's world famous Shark season kicks off, and there are a battering of tournaments to prove it. Don't miss the Annual Star Island Shark Tournament and the Annual Montauk Marine Basin Shark Tournament.

Joining the Sharks come the Tuna, making this the start of the offshore fishing season. If your sights are set on a Bluefin, you will be looking at an overnight charter, at least. Inshore, things are just as exciting.

August and September mean one thing in Montauk: peak offshore fishing season and plenty of tourists around, too. Don't miss hooking up on a predator at the Annual Star Island Mako/Thresher Tournament.

As some of the crowds die down, the action inshore heats up. This is prime time for another of Montauk's specialities: surf fishing for Stripers. Don't miss the Montauk Surf Classic!

Settle down after a long day on the water to a nice hot bowl of clam chowder. There's even a festival to prove the best variety! Meanwhile, anglers will be focusing on winning the Star Island Striped Bass Tournament.

By November, the offshore pelagics have generally moved on, with the action now staying steadily closer to home. Make the most of the open season for Blackfish (Tautog) and keep chasing those Stripers!

Come to Montauk in December, and you'll find the majority of people hibernating. But a brave few remain on the water, and they will be making the most of the reduced fishing pressure and great Cod bite.

Captain Merritt White Jr

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