Had five guys from upstate New York. The wanted bass and blues on light tackle, casting and jigging. Well we found some fish that were willing. For a good amount of the falling tide we had many fish. Everyone caught. I would call it a blitz. One fish after another. Gulls were feeding, fish were feeding and we all had a great time.

It's been fun. We've had some good people one the boat. They had a blast, catching striped bass and blues under the famous SouthEast Lighthouse off Block Island. The bottom fishing has been a challenge-- those fish haven't really filled in a settled down yet. Soon. But until then we'll relish in catching stripers and blues. We love these fish. Good to eat too.

The striped bass fishing is the best bet right now. Block Island has some beautiful fish that have just showed up from the west. A large pile of sand eels, a favorite food of the striped bass, have also arrived inshore in large numbers. The bait should keep the stripers around for some time. There are a few bluefish mixed in with the bass but not too many. Fluke fishing has been a bit of a grind. Sea bass, another food favorite, opens on June 18th. See you soon. John.