Montauk

Capt JR reports a great trip on the Viking Star. They had some really excellent fishing during their first night. There were much larger sized Tuna than we have been seeing during our previous trips. Our largest Tuna of the trip was a 91 lb Yellow Fin, but was not entered in the pool. Fish…

Capt Dave reports an okay day on the Viking Starship. There was a lot of small Porgies and Sea Bass with the larger fish hard to find again. There was better action with larger Porgies than the Sea Bass. We also had a handful of Cod and a ton of Mackerel. The first place pool winner was Eric Soto from Brooklyn, NY with a Jumbo 3.5 lb Scup. The edible pool winner was Steven Schwartz from Bronx, NY with a 4.5 lb SeaBass

Capt Dave reports a good day on the Viking Starship. We started out in the shallow water and it was loaded with Porgies and SeaBass that were on the smaller side. We took a look around after being off the past two days and found bigger Porgies and Sea Bass on the deeper edges along with some Cod. The pool winner was Henry Logan from Brooklyn, NY with a 2.5 lb Porgy.

JUST ADDED TO THE SCHEDULE Nantucket Wreck Special – Sunday December 5th Join us on the Viking Star for a trip fishing the wrecks all day for Cod, Sea Bass, Pollock, Hake, Haddock, Cunners, Cusk, Ling and whatever else! Don’t miss this opportunity for some great offshore fishing to get yourself a load of fillets and fill your freezer for the holidays. The trip is strictly limited to 35 people. Bait is included. You will book a bunk and fishing spot while making your reservation for this trip. A meal plan will be offered. Fare: $400 – Capacity 35 Departs 7PM – Sun December 5 Returns 2AM – Tue December 7 FALL 2021 FISHING SCHEDULE Block Island Fall Jumbo Porgies & Knothead Sea Bass – Viking Starship Sailing Daily Rates • Adults – $130 • Children (Ages 5 to 12)…

Capt Dave reports that despite the inclement conditions it was a pretty good day on the Viking Starship. The bite was tough to feel, but we had a good steady pick of medium to large Porgies and SeaBass with some Jumbos mixed in. There were also a bunch of Cod. The first place pool winner was Jose Guillermo Solis Reyes from North Carolina with a Jumbo 3.7 lb Porgy. The edible pool winner was Alan Matica from Maryland with an 8.1 lb Cod. All fishing trips are CANCELLED tomorrow due to the windy conditions expected.

CANCELLED Due to Weather Sunday Oct 10 5AM – Block Island Fall Jumbo Porgies & Knothead SeaBass 8AM – 1/2 Day Fishing 1PM – 1/2 Day Fishing 5:30PM – Sunset Cocktail Cruise

Capt Dave reports an awesome day of fishing on the Viking Starship. We stayed in the deep water for the trip. It was definitely quality over quantity today with all Large to Jumbo Porgies with plenty of SeaBass mixed in. We also had 10 keeper Cod and a lot of Mackerel. The first place pool winner was Ben Albin from Freeport, NY with a 3 lb Scup. The edible pool winner was Don Wu from Queens, NY with a 4.4 lb Jumbo Knothead SeaBass!

Capt Dave reports good fishing today on the Viking Starship. Started the day inshore in the shallow water with tons of action, but smaller sized Sea Bass and Porgies. The boat bounced around a bit moving farther offshore looking for bigger sized fish and landed on a good spot. They fished in about 100 feet of water and pulled up some Large and Jumbo sized Porgies and some Big Sea Bass. In total the boat had about 15 keeper Cod Fish. Overall fishing was good, it took a minute to find the good sized fish, but when they did it was all large sized. The pool winner went to Mike Emmanoulidis from Union County, NJ with a 3.5lb Porgy. The edible pool winner went to Frank Eisma from Baltimore, MD with a 4.5lb Sea Bass.

Capt J.R. reports a slammer Tuna trip on the Viking Star. The excellent Tuna fishing to the West kept us from our usual Tile grounds to the East. However, the first day we fished some Southern canyons and had a pick of Tiles with decent action in some areas. We steamed off to the Tuna…

Capt Dave reports a decent day on the Viking Starship. Everywhere we went it was a slow steady pick of good quality Porgies & SeaBass. We also had about a dozen keeper Cod. The first place pool winner was Delroy Carter from Amityville, NY with a 3 lb Porgy. The edible pool winner was Harold Henry from Brooklyn, NY with a 12 lb Cod.