Fishing Reports

Capt JR reports that this afternoon’s trip on the Viking Star had MUCH better quality of fish than our past few outings. We found some very nice knot head Sea Bass, Jumbo Porgies, and some very nice KEEPER Fluke. A couple anglers did very well boating 3 KEEPER Fluke and their limit of Sea Bass….

Capt Dave reports some really good fishing today on the Viking Starship. We decided to try something different today to escape the strong tide from the full moon, by the heading down the beach. It was an excellent showing of fish today, with large sized everything. We had plenty large Porgies, as well as SeaBass,…

Capt JR reports that on the Viking Star we found a pick of fish everywhere we went. Sea bass and Porgies were the most common catch, with some Fluke action also bending rods. By the end of the trip buckets had a good catch of Sea Bass, Porgies, and a few keeper Fluke to go…

Capt Carl reports lots of action on last nights FULL MOON trip! From the first drift and for the first couple of hours we had rods bending all around the boat catching mostly Bluefish, Giant Porgies, and a couple of Striped Bass. Unfortunately, the Striped Bass that we did land were either over or under…

Capt J.R. reports a big improvement fishing this afternoon on the Viking Star from this morning’s trip. There was a lot more life all around. Big Porgies, SeaBass and mostly smaller Fluke kept anglers busy all trip. The Fluke bite was definitely better with a lot more short life everywhere we went. The pool winner for this afternoon’s trip was Scott Southwick from Miller Place, NY with a 5.2 lb Fluke.

Capt Dave reports a slow started today fishing on the Viking Starship. We started off the morning fishing for Porgies in some of our usual spots, but the fish just didn’t seem to be biting the same, we saw a lot of little stuff with a handful or decent sized fish this morning. We then moved over near the Lighthouse where we got into some better fishing with more medium and large sized fish showing up, and only a few jumbos. We managed to boat a 3-4 keeper Fluke around there as well as as some Mackerell. After getting a decent pick we worked our way into the SeaBass grounds to finish the day, the SeaBass seemed to be on the smaller side today as well, but everyone did seem to get a couple nice ones. Our pool winner today…

Capt J.R. reports a decent action this morning on the Viking Star with SeaBass and Fluke being the predominant catch. We ended up with the buckets having mostly SeaBass and a few KEEPER Fluke around the boat. It was a very enjoyable trip. The first place pool winner went to Lorne Brousseau from Northport, NY…

Capt Mike reports a better afternoon of fishing today on the Viking Star. The wind died down and made for a beautiful afternoon with steady picking the entire trip. Mixed bad of big sized Porgies, SeaBass and a few keeper Fluke. Nice day on the water! The pool winner this afternoon went to Edwardo Vasquez…

Capt J.R reports a more difficult day of fishing today on the Viking Starlite. Today’s Block Island Fluke and SeaBass trip was in a word, tough. We spent a majority of the trip searching our usual hotspots and finding very little…. There was a pretty significant ground swell in addition to some very windy conditions all morning. Whatever it was, it definitely turned the bite way off. We ended the trip finding some SeaBass and Fluke action, a few nice Fluke with some knot heads. But, after some late fishing we headed home to lick our wounds. The Fluke pool winner went to Tayfun Yaizici with a 6 lb Fluke. The SeaBass pool winner went to Sebastian Jasivkiewicz with a 3 1/2 lb SeaBass. We have more Block Island Fluke and SeaBass trips coming up on the following dates: –…

Capt Dave reports excellent fishing today on the Viking Starship. Conditions today weren’t great but fishing remained very good. We started off the point this morning and fishing was great, with mixed sizes between medium and large and a few jumbos. We worked our way off to the east after loading up and had our pick of SeaBass were were on the smaller side, but we had a few nice ones in the mix. Overall a good day of fishing. We did not have a pool on the boat today, but the largest fish was around 2.8 lbs. We will be sailing tomorrow (Monday, July 31st) on our 5 am Montauk Porgies and SeaBass.