Montauk

Capt Dave reports excellent fishing on the Viking Starship. We stopped by the lighthouse first thing and drifted finding big Porgies and SeaBass. When the tide began to run we went down the beach and anchored. It was a Porgy Bail Job with some SeaBass mixed in! After that we headed out to the deep and drifted finding Quality SeaBass with everyone catching a few with fish up to 4 lbs. There were also some nice Porgies mixed in. The pool winner was Jang Sung Choi from Flushing, Queens with a 3.3 lb Porgy. We are sailing daily at 5am. Reservations are required. You can book online at vikingfleet.com or call the office at 631-668-5700. Space is limited so book in advance!!

New Trip for 2020! Magic Hour Mixed Bag! Starting this Friday, July 3! Sailing from 5:30pm to 9pm on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. These family friendly trips are perfect for beginners and experts! We will be targeting Striped Bass, Bluefish, Fluke, Sea Bass and Porgies. Everything you need is included in the fare. This includes rod, reel, bait and tackle. We will have Jigs & Bait. Galley available to purchase food and beverages. Reservations Required for all trips. Book onlin… See More

Capt JR reports that the afternoon bite was picky. We managed to get a few Sea bass and Porgies with some Fluke mixed in. The first place pool winner was David Brown from Medford, NY with a 3.9 lb Fluke. The edible pool winner was Jake Camarillo from Rockville Center, NY with a 3.75 SeaBass.

Capt Dave reports good fishing again on the Viking Starship. We had mostly Porgies today, but pretty much everyone had no problem retaining their limit of SeaBass. We had a solid day of drifting at the lighthouse and anchoring west of the lighthouse and offshore a bit. There were also a couple of keeper Fluke caught. A father and son team from Bergenfield, NJ took both pools. Neptali Transporte won first place with a 3 1/4 lb Porgy. His son Dalmax Transporte won the edible pool with a 4 lb SeaBass.

Capt JR reports a respectable catch this morning on the Viking Star. We had a lot of Porgies and Seabass coming over the rail with some Fluke mixed in. Most of the action was in the shallower water with the deeper drops holding some nice Seabass. The pool winner was Angelo Demetroulakos from Brooklyn with a 4.5 lb Fluke.

Capt Dave G reports a good afternoon of fishing aboard the Viking Star. We saw more Fluke this afternoon than we have seen all year, but a lot of them were short sized. Still we managed some nice keepers along with big SeaBass and Porgies. All in all it was a good trip. The pool winner was Li -Er Fradella from Westport, CT with a 5.25 lb Fluke.

Capt Dave reports an EXCELLENT day of fishing. Porgy fishing was fantastic with a nice range of sizes from large to Jumbo. We saw the best day of Sea Bass fishing that we have seen this  year so far. We had one keeper Fluke and lots of undersized Fluke that we threw back. A great weather day combined with fantastic fishing made for a boat of happy anglers!  Today’s pool winner was Chris Merz of Lindenhurst, NY who landed  a 3.4 lb Porgy. Second place was taken by Jake Cassel of New Hampton, NY with a 4.3 lb Sea Bass.  We are sailing DAILY at 5am . Reservations are required for all trips. Call 631 668 5700  or log onto vikingfleet.com anytime to book your trip.

Capt Dave G reports a good morning of fishing aboard the Viking Star. We ended up with a nice catch of Porgies, some of them jumbo sized, along with some nice sized Sea Bass. We caught a lot of Fluke, unfortunately none were keepers. The pool winner was Edgar Caal from Philadelphia who caught a beautiful 4.75 Sea Bass. Close second place was taken by regular Robert Caffiero of Fresh Meadows who landed a 4.5 lb Sea Bass.

Capt Dave G reports a slow afternoon of fishing aboard the Viking Star. We caught some Scup, some Sea Bass and 1 keeper Fluke. The pool winner was John O’Hara from Long Beach, Long Island with a 4 lb Fluke.

Capt Dave reports excellent Porgy fishing on the Viking Starship. We mostly had Large and Jumbos today.. Seabass was slow, but everyone had a couple. In the mix we had Bluefish, Striped Bass and a few keeper Fluke. There was a 6.25 lb Fluke that wasn’t in the pool. Fred Nichols from Hempstead was the pool winner with a 3.1 lb Porgy.