Long Island Fishing Report – August 22, 2005
Middle Ground Madness has arrived in full effect!! Today was an all out slaughter on the bass and blues. We started the trip on a deep wreck for a decent
Middle Ground Madness has arrived in full effect!! Today was an all out slaughter on the bass and blues. We started the trip on a deep wreck for a decent
We did not sail the last few trips with the lousy weather. Finally got out again last night for a Bail Job on Big Porgies! Many guys limited out on
The last few days have ranged from excellent to very slow for no apparent reason. We have had some great shots of big blues in the middle with some bass,
Great day today. It was a bail job on the bass and big blues once the incoming tide set up. We had a few keeper bass in the mix, lots
Lots and lots of cocktail blues all over the surface on most days. Today we fished in Smithtown Bay as acres of blues were on the surface. The smaller diamond
All out slaughter of the blue fish today. Huge schools of blues were all along the beach from Mt Sinai to Smithtown Bay feasting on peanut bunker. Limited out by
Porgy fishing has definitely improved a lot this week with some quality fish now starting to show on the local rock piles. Had some good drops recently off both Cranes
Nice day with Tom Rock and friends today. Enjoyed some ferocious bass and bluefish action on jigs in the morning. Some real big blues to 10 lbs and a few
Well, it was a remarkable fluke season, the best I can remember. So fun while it lasted. Wednesday was the last good day of fluking and it has been slow
The Fluke fishing was excellent on the outgoing tide this morning at b11. Our crew was out bass fishing today and reported incredible fishing with bass up to 33 lbs
Today wasn't crazy fishing like it has been, but still it was a good days fluking at B11. About 50 keepers to 4 lbs, tons of shorts. Beautiful day out
We didnt know what to expect today after all the bad weather. Thankfully though, the fluke were still thick and hungry today. Great day out there! 10 fares aboard easily
Did not sail today with the lousy weather. The conditions were terrible in the morning yesterday with 2-4 foot chop on B11. Miserable. We were forced to get out of
The Fluke are still snappin' !!! Captain Andy just reported in from the evening trip: Over 100 keepers with the pool weighed in a 6.5 lbs. Captain Jack from the
Tough day all around as the easterly wind made for very rough and lousy conditions. We weren't able to fish b11. Just too rough. About a dozen keepers on the
Well it was a fine morning…but a slow afternoon. Nice pick of fish this morning through the first of the ebb. Very picky after that. Hundreds of boats fishing the
Another Banner day of fluking!! Over 100 Keepers for 28 fares. High hook went to Scott Rio with 13 keepers (only keeping his limit). White spro's and teaser did the
26 fares limited out!! What a day! The beginning of the ebb today was an all out bail job. Acres of sand eels with all the fluke you wanted underneath
What a day on Tuesday!! 12 fares….we stopped counting at 87 keepers (of which we only kept our limit) before calling it a day early and heading home. A lot
Tremendous amount of bait all over the area now. Tremendous amount of fluke. Both b11 and b9 were great today. 300 fluke on the day, over 70 were keepers. Fun