Fresh EZ Dock Long Island Fishing Reports

The Off Shore fishing is RED HOT.... Catching Yellow fin and Blue Fin Tuna September will be an Epic Month... Book now before all the choice dates are Gone !

An abundance of Striped Bass are all along eastern Long Island. Striped bass weighing anywhere from 10 lbs to 50 lbs are feeding on bunker, sandworms, and small bait; They are eating anything and everything. Bluefish have been mixed in with some Striped Bass Schools; An abundance of Large Bluefish can be found in shallow waters finning at the surface.

We had a very Mild Winter… The Inshore and Offshore Water Temperature is Warming Up at an extremely fast rate !!!! All the Inshore and Offshore Species will be at least Two to Three Weeks Early this year. I am giving a Heads Up to all my Customers to Book Early... That's because things will be accelerated this year with the warm water moving in sooner than expected. The Inshore fishing for Fluke, and Sea Bass should be in Full Swing by early May. The Offshore fishing for Marlin / Tuna should also be firing on all cylinders by the beginning of June at the Latest. Last year Inshore we had some great Fluke, and Sea Bass fishing... Offshore we saw some incredible Marlin, Tuna , and the best Wahoo fishing in years. Book Now before the choice dates are Gone.

The Tuna Fishing this week was slow.. However the fishing for Mahi- Mahi more than made up for it... On our last trip we boated 18 Mahi's releasing several small rats. The Tuna fishing should pick up after these Hurricanes pass us buy. These storms churn up the ocean, and the Tuna go off their normal feeding cycle. Once everything settles down the Tuna will go back on the Feed !

This Summer the Offshore Season is off to a HOT Start... Today we had Two White Marlin and a Mako... All on the Troll. Book your Offshore Adventure NOW before all Choice dates are Gone !

JULY Fishing Report !!! As I predicted in my earlier Report the Inshore and Offshore Water Temperature around Long Island is Warming UP... Big time ! Offshore; The Canyons are all producing Big Eye and Yellow fin Tuna Including Mahi Mahi, Blue and White Marlin. The offshore Wrecks, 30 to 40 miles out are also doing very well producing Blue Fin, Yellow fin, and Mahi Mahi as well. Inshore; The Fluke fishing has improved both inside the bays and outside of the Shinnecock Inlet. If you are thinking about putting together either an Inshore or Offshore Trip, NOW is the time to Book.. Dates are going fast so call and BOOK NOW... Before all the choice dates are Gone. “Life is Short…. Fish Hard” Capt. Peter Stassi