Fishing Reports

Capt Derek reports a good trip on the Viking Star. It started out slow, then when we made a move it got much better. We had double and triple headers coming over the rail. The SeaBass fishing was very good! The First Place Cod Pool winner was Curtis Highsmith from Southampton, NY with a 12.5 lber. The SeaBass pool was a tie between Fernando Flores from Brooklyn, NY and Tyrone Brock from New Windsor, NY with 4.5 lbers.  

Capt Jr reports an excellent day on the Viking Starlite. In fact our best trip to date!  Most anglers had their limit of Blackfish and all had their limit of Sea Bass. We also had some Cod mixed in on most drops today as well. Pool winners to follow.

Capt Steven Jr reports a slammer day with Chris Cash and the gang on the Viking Fivestar.  They caught a boat limit of Blackfish and a quick easy Seabass limit later in the day. We had solid action all day and the group went home with a nice load of fillets!!

Capt Steven Jr reports that we put together another great day of bottom fishing around Block Island on the Viking Fivestar. We had a load of nice Seabass, a good shot of Blackfish and a few Cod. We had improvement in the black fishing resulting in a few guys getting their limit and some quality fish coming up. We are sailing Thursday thru Sunday and we have limited openings in November, so give us a call at the office and get booked while you still can. (631)668-5700 / vikingfleet.com

Capt Dave reports a decent day on the Viking Starship. We had a good shot early with a mix of Porgies and SeaBass up close to the island to about 100 feet out. There were plenty of fish in the shallows and we drifted until it got too fast. We then went out to the deep and anchored up. We had a handful of Cod and some nice sized SeaBass. The dogfish were not much of a bother today. The first place pool winner was Michael Bolton with a 2.5 lb Porgy. Franklin Tejada won the edible pool with a 10 lb Cod. All trips are sold out this weekend! Please give us a call 631-668-5700 or book online at vikingfleet.com to get on these popular trips!!

Capt JR reports a good day on the Viking Starlite. Plenty of nice sea bass in the morning with a few Cod mixed in. Later in the day we caught some nice Blackfish in the deeper water. It ended up being the best day so far. It’s getting better by the day. The Blackfish Pool winner was Frank Brown from Manhattan, NY with an 8.3 lber. The SeaBass pool winner was Stuart Caruso from Williamsport, NY with a 3 1/2 lber.

Capt Dave reports a pretty good day on the Viking Starship. It was solid SeaBass to start, making it tough to get to the Porgies. Fortunately there were very few dogfish today. We pulled it out on the last drop with a steady pick of medium to large Porgies with pretty much everyone getting their limit. There were also a handful of Cod. Not a lot, but good sized from 10 to 20 lbs. There was a tie for the pool between Delroy Carter from Amityville, Long Island and Mark Wright from Mt. Vernon, NY with 2.5 lb Porgies.

Capt Dave reports a pretty good day despite numerous dogfish who would not leave us alone during the first few hours of the trip.  We had to work a little harder as the water was still a little muddy after the storm but we stuck at it and by day’s everyone had their Porgy limit. The Sea bass bit very very well and all anglers landed their limit. We also had  Cod came up on almost every drop, the largest weighing in at around 20lb. Overall a great day and Capt. Dave predicts it will get even better over the next few days as the weather improves. Donald Hyde of Bronx NY won today’s Porgy pool with a 2lb Porgy. Jasper James caught a beautiful 20 lber to take the Cod pool . We are sailing daily at 5am. Check…

Capt Steven Jr reports a good day fishing the wrecks on the Viking Fivestar. We had slower fishing then last week, but still got what we needed to send everyone home with a load of fish. We had some Cod on every drop with the biggest weighing in at 18 lbs. We again had the quality sized Seabass and a load of Ling.

Capt Dave reports a good day on the Viking Starship. We anchored up today in the deep water and had plenty of Porgies and Sea Bass. Not seeing many Jumbos though. We had to move a few times because the dogfish were harassing our anglers. We had at least a dozen keeper Cod and the rain held off until we were headed back to Montauk. First place in the pool went to Harvey Scott of Brooklyn, NY with a 2.7 pound Porgy. Edible pool went to Abel Ventura of Brentwood, NY with a 12 pound Cod. This trip is CANCELLED for tomorrow.