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More Rhode Island Fishing Reports
FISHING INLETS AND HARBORMOUTHS
It is no secret that big fish prowl inlets and harbor mouths. In fact, most expert anglers spend a lot of time working these areas in the hopes of catching their biggest fish of the year.Sep 2nd, 2017
Great Fishing on Long Island’s Western Sound
August is the last month of summer for many; (my summer usually ends in late October – lucky me!) There are many fishing opportunities for seasoned anglers to novices in our local waters and you should take advantage of our resources. Aug 3rd, 2017
DOUBLE-UP FOR SUMMER FUN
By Tom Schlichter Four hours without a strike is too long, even when the water is that beautiful, warm -blue … Aug 2nd, 2017
Look Deep for Late-Summer Doormats
By Tom Schlichter Hard to imagine, but Long Island’s short fluke season isn’t far from its end. While in decades … Aug 2nd, 2017
Connecticut Shoreline Fishing Picks Up
Here Come the Stripers and Blues, and the Tournaments TooAug 1st, 2017
SUMMER FISHING CALLS FOR VARIED APPROACHES
Long Island Sound anglers were in their glory during the month of June with fast action on just about every front.Jul 3rd, 2017
WESTERN SOUND JULY 2017
July is a great month to be fishing on the waters of Long Island’s Western Sound! Striped Bass, Bluefish, Fluke, Black Sea Bass, and Porgy are all feeding in our local waters and can be a lot of fun to catch. Jul 3rd, 2017
Finding Fluke All Month
July in Rhode Island is perfect for catching big fluke from your kayak. Feeding on squid, spearing, mummichogs and even small bluefish and pogies in as little as 25’ of water, summer flounder ambush prey along miles of shoreline and throughout protected bays, affording kayak anglers endless options to jig bucktails or Fancy Fluke rigs. Jul 3rd, 2017
SIMPLE TIPS FOR MORE FLUKE
If you done much fluke fishing over the years, or simply follow the reports, you already know the primary fluke hot spots in most areas. May 30th, 2017