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Viking Fleet Fishing Reports

Montauk

Mon July 11 – 1/2 Day Fishing AM

Capt JR reports a good day of fishing for the AM portion of half day fishing on the Viking Star. We started out drifting the local holes, but the slack tide kept the first few drifts quiet with just a handful of SeaBass and Porgies coming up. When the tide finally turned the fishing was…

Mon July 11 – Montauk Lighthouse Jumbo Porgies & Knothead SeaBass

Capt Dave reports a good day of fishing today on the Viking Starship. The morning started off a bit slow, as we were fighting the tide. We managed to escape the tide down the beach and get into a pile of mixed sized Porgies. When conditions got better we worked our way around the Lighthouse…

Sun July 10 – 1/2 Day Fishing PM

Capt Mike reports a nice day of fishing for our PM portion of half day on the Viking Star. There was no tide first part of trip and we caught a few keeper Porgy, SeaBass, and Fluke. Moved around a bit and had some nice drifts later with plenty of keeper Fluke, SeaBass and Porgies to fill buckets. Overall good fishing and smiling faces today on the boat. The pool winner went to Vinny Melca from Baltimore, MD with a 3.2 lb Fluke. We will be sailing for the AM half day tomorrow Monday July 11th.

Sun July 10 – Montauk Lighthouse Jumbo Porgies & Knothead SeaBass

Capt Dave reports excellent fishing today on the Viking Starship. Dave reports that it was the best trip so far this season. They had tons of action over at the Lighthouse with mostly large sized Porgies. After filling up on the Scup they made their way east and found a nice pile of SeaBass. There was a better ratio of keeper to throwbacks and it only seems to be getting better. We had one Cod fish on the boat. The first place pool winner went to Frankie Cruz with a 2.5 lb Porgy. The edible pool winner went to Muscelo with a 3.5 lb Cod fish. We will most definitely be sailing for the 5am Montauk Lighthouse Jumbo Porgies & Knothead SeaBass tomorrow Monday July 11th. Don’t miss out!

Sun July 10 – 1/2 Day Fishing AM

Capt Mike reports a good day of Fluke fishing for the AM portion of the half day boat on the Viking Star. Today started off slow, we were fighting the wind and current for a bit, but settled in for a late bite. Many full buckets of medium sized SeaBass, keeper Fluke and large Porgies….

Sat July 9 – 1/2 Day Fishing PM

Capt Mike reports a good afternoon on the Viking Star. The trip started of a little slow, but picked up around 2:30. A lot of Jumbo Sea Bass in the buckets along with with nice Porgies and some Fluke. The pool winner was Rich Wright from Montauk with a 3.5 lb SeaBass.

Sat July 9 – Montauk Lighthouse Jumbo Porgies & Knothead SeaBass

Capt Dave reports a good day on the Viking Starship. We drilled it out at the lighthouse all morning with a pick of large Porgies and some SeaBass. When the tide got too strong we anchored up down the beach. We had to move around a bit as the spots slowed down. Everywhere we tried there was a good pick of mixed Porgies. All in all not a bad day of fishing! The first place pool winner was Tien Tsu Chen from Flushing, Queens with a 2 lb Porgy. The edible pool winner was Cornell Armstrong with a Jumbo 4.5  SeaBass.

Sat July 9 – 1/2 Day Fishing AM

Capt Mike reports a good morning on the Viking Star. It started off pretty slow, but ended on a good bite. We bent rods and filled buckets. There were keeper Fluke, SeaBass and Porgies. The first place pool winner was Al Lalli from Smithtown, NY with a 3.4 lb Fluke. The second place pool winner…

Fri July 8 – 1/2 Day Fishing PM

Capt Mike reports a tough afternoon on the Viking Star. We fought high drift speeds at the start, but settled in nicely later in the afternoon. There were some keeper Sea Bass, Fluke, and Porgy caught. The pool winner was Sophia Cotnoir from Selden, NY with a 2.8 lb Porgy.

Fri July 8 – Montauk Lighthouse Jumbo Porgies & Knothead SeaBass

Capt Dave reports a good day on the Viking Starship. It was VERY good first thing this morning until the tide started running too hard. We had mostly large Porgies by the lighthouse. We headed down the beach to get out of the tide and had more of the same very good fishing with mixed size Porgies and a handful of nice SeaBass. We had to pick through the smaller ones to get to the keepers. We also had Bluefish everywhere we fished. The pool winner was Rafael Varela from Central Islip with a 2 1/2 lb Porgy.