Viking Fleet Fishing Reports

Capt Dave reports an off day of fishing today on the Viking Starship. The full moon flood tide was running hard today and made for more difficult fishing. When the conditions righted themselves we found ourselves in a nice pile of large Porgies. The SeaBass seemed to be on the smaller size today, with not as many keepers as throws. We also had a handful of Blue fish on the boat today and released a 40 lb Striped Bass as it was over slot limit. The pool winner went unnamed today, but won the pool with a 3.1 lb Porgy. We are definitely sailing again tomorrow (Monday, July 3rd) on our 5 am Montauk Lighthouse Porgies & SeaBass.

Capt Mike reports a tougher morning fishing on the Viking Star. Fishing was slower than it’s been lately, still managed to find some keeper SeaBass and Fluke, but had to pick our way through a lot of short stuff. We did however find some nice Porgies. Overall, it was a slow morning. The pool winner for this mornings trip was Jim Koches from South Carolina with a 3 1/2 lb Fluke.

Capt J.R. reports a good trip last night on the Viking Star. Lots of action all around the boat. Both the jigs and the eels were producing stripers and blues right from the start. The blue fish were a little heavier than usual but we landed a good amount of keeper bass and some throwbacks….

Capt Mike reports a decent afternoon on the Viking Star. It started off pretty slow picking away at Porgies and Sea Bass and the occasional short Fluke. The last hour of fishing picked up with nice Jumbo Porgies, Big Sea Bass and several keeper Fluke.

Capt Dave reports fantastic fishing on the Viking Starship. We started out at the lighthouse and had large and jumbo Porgies with a bunch of Bluefish mixed in. After that we went offshore for the Sea Bass. It was a lot of picking through little ones to get to the keepers, but pretty much everyone had their limit. There were also some Porgies mixed in out there. About a 1/2 dozen keeper Fluke were caught as well.

Capt Mike reports a good mixed bag morning on the Viking Star.  It was a steady morning of Sea Bass and Porgies. A few nice keeper 20 inch plus Fluke were landed as well. There was no pool.

Capt Mike reports a good afternoon on the Viking Star. It started slow, but picked up to steady. We had a couple of nice Fluke and Porgies. Porgies where steady with a couple nice jumbos in the mix. Everyone left with bags of fish!

Capt JR reports a very nice morning of fishing on the Viking Star. Things started off a little slow till the tide started moving and the fishing really came to life. We found lots of action with fluke, porgies, sea bass, and cocktail blues bending rods all around the boat. There was a good showing…

Capt Dave reports a fantastic day of fishing today on the Viking Starship. Porgy fishing was red hot today, with double headers coming up all around the boat. Blue fishing was excellent today as well, with plenty of  jumbos to pick through. After loading up Porgies we targeted the SeaBass and had more keepers than throwbacks sizing up to 4 lbs. Overall, an excellent day of fishing all around with a mixed selection including a few Fluke as well. The pool winner today went to Cliff Feuron from Elwood, NJ with a 3 lb Porgy. We are sailing again tomorrow (Saturday, June 30th) so come on down while fishing is hot!

Capt JR reports a slower afternoon on the Viking Star. It was a bit of a grind, but there was some action with keeper Fluke, Porgies and Sea Bass. Pool winner was John Dobrowski from Glendale, NY with a 2.8 lb Sea Bass.

Capt JR reports a good day on the Viking Star. The trip started out slow, but we found some Fluke, Sea Bass and Porgies. It turned out to be a good morning. The pool winner was Dylan Azouz from Oceanside, NY with a 6.5 lb Fluke.

Capt Dave reports a great day on the Viking Starship. Porgy fishing was excellent. We mostly had large and jumbos and there were plenty of them. We tried out a bunch of spots for Sea Bass only finding a handful of keepers. There have been tons of smaller fish, but plenty of them. Porgies have been mixed in at the Sea Bass grounds. The body of bigger Sea Bass should move in any day. We also had a couple of Bluefish.