Montauk

Capt Phil on the Viking Stariper reports a good day for Sea Bass and Fluke. We caught tons of Porgies some Sea Robins and a couple of Skate. It was a gorgeous day out on the water, and almost everyone went home with fish. The pool winner was Kathleen M Foley Power from West Palm Beach, FL with a 4.5 lb Fluke. pictures to follow.  

Capt. Dave reports good fishing this morning on the Viking Starship. We went out by the lighthouse got some good size Porgies, then we decided to go out East closer to Block Island where we found a lot of little Porgies and Seabass that we had to pick through to find the nice ones. Overall …

Capt. Phil reports on the Viking Star a nice day of fishing this morning. The mates were kept busy helping the customers with the fish they caught. We had lots of action leaving everyone with coolers full of fish. The 1st pool winner was Christine Tristram from Freeport NY, with a 6.5 lb Fluke. The…

Capt. Phil on the Viking Starship reports slow fishing but still lots of action. We didn’t start catching much until after dark when we used live eels. We then caught some nice size Striped Bass and several Blues mixed in. The pool winner to follow .

Capt. Phill reports a slower afternoon. We did have some cation with some nice keepers. The pool winner was Meggin Simmons from Eats Hampton, NY with a 3.75 lb Fluke.

Today we left Montauk with clearing skies and a cool breeze.  We traveled south and within an hour saw some splashes in front of us.  This turned out to be a group of dolphins.  These were the first bottlenose dolphins we have seen this year and they crossed right in front of our bow.  The group stayed very tightly together as they moved around the boat, sometimes “porposing” out of the water.  We stayed with them for some time before moving onward. After another 45 minutes we spotted our first whale; a large fin whale.  Fin whales are the second largest of the whales and second largest animal on the planet.  We watched it as it continually dove down (we assume to feed on the thick bands of small baitfish under the boat) and surfaced with that long conical blow…

Capt Dave reports very good fishing on the Viking Starship. We started out at the lighthouse where we mostly had large Porgies with a few jumbos mixed in and a handful of SeaBass. We then headed offshore and the first spot was loaded with smaller Seabass, so we moved on to another spot. It was much better there with a steady pick of SeaBass with some in the 4 to 5 lb range. We also had some Fluke, Porgies and Mackerel at that spot. The first place pool winner was Ramon Reynoso from Bronx, NY with a 3.1 lb Scup. The edible pool winner was Steven Thomas from Brooklyn, NY with a 4.7 lb SeaBass.  

Offshore Schedule Update!!!!! We are almost fully booked into September so we have added a couple more offshore trips in September and October! We have a limited amount of spots open on our trips in August. Here is what we have left on split charters! 3 Day Captain Choice – 2 SPOTS LEFT! Departs August 12th at noon Returns August 15th at 3pm 48 hr Tuna – 5 SPOTS LEFT! Departs August 23rd at 3pm Returns August 25ty at 3pm We have July 25th, 28th and 29th open for charters this month! Next month we only have August 6th and August 26th open for inshore charters all other days booked unless we have a cancellation! September LIMITED Tuna charter dates available! Call our office for info! !!!JUST ADDED!!! 3 Day TNT (Tuna N Tile) Departs August 31st at 3pm Returns…

Capt Phil reports great fishing this morning on the Viking Star! We had several large Fluke, including the pool fish that was 8 lbs. We also had loads of big SeaBass and some Scup also. Joe Khamis from West Chester, NY was the pool winner with that beautiful Fluke.

Fri July 19 – 1/2 Day Fishing PM Capt Joey D reports all of the usual suspects on the Viking Star. Rods were bent the whole trip, but we had a lot of shorts in the beginning of the trip. We made a move to the North Grounds where we found keeper Fluke, SeaBass and Porgies. The pool winner was Bill Summers from Patchogue, NY with a 5.7 lb Fluke.