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Viking Fleet Fishing Reports

Wed July 15 – Whale Watching

Another great day with 3 species of cetaceans! We left the dock at 2PM, with a mild haze in the air, but good visibility and headed out to where we’d been seeing whales and had reports of their presence. Of course, on our way out we found a small pod of Tamanend’s bottlenose dolphins in…

Fri July 17 – 1/2 Day PM

Captain Carl reports another beautiful afternoon full of rod-bending action and lots of fresh fish filling the buckets! Giant Sea Bass and Jumbo Porgies made up the majority of the catch with a sprinkling of Fluke added as well. We had a light crowd this afternoon so there was no pool, but there will be…

Fri July 17 – Montauk Lighthouse Jumbo Porgies & Seabass

Captain Dave reports a GREAT day of fishing aboard the Viking Starship! We started the day east of the Lighthouse, where the Porgy fishing was nonstop for the first three hours of the trip. We enjoyed steady action with a great mix of Porgies, mostly medium-sized with plenty coming over the rails. Later, we made…

Fri July 17 – 1/2 Day Fishing AM

Captain Carl reports flat calm seas, clean, fresh ocean air, and EXCELLENT fishing on our Morning 1/2 day trip! Our full capacity crowd enjoyed awesome action all morning with Some Stud Flukes, Knot head Black Seabass, and Jumbo Porgies. There will be lots of fresh fish dinners enjoyed tonight! The first pool winner was Loren…

Thurs July 16 – 1/2 Day Fishing PM

Capt Steven Sr. reports a great afternoon on the Viking Star. It was pretty much as good as it gets! Non stop action all trip. It was a mix of Fluke, Sea Bass and Porgies with  plenty of keepers, along with a couple of nice keeper Fluke. The pool winner was Patrick Pettit with a…

Thurs July 16 – Montauk Lighthouse Jumbo Porgies & Seabass

Captain Dave reports an excellent day of fishing aboard the Viking Starship! Anglers reeled in plenty of jumbo porgies and sea bass, with several enjoying impressive double headers throughout the day. Congratulations to our pool winner, Michael Bolton of Brentwood, NY, who landed a 2.6-pound porgy! And congratulations to our Edible Pool winner, Lin Xi…

Thurs July 16 – 1/2 Day Fishing AM

Capt Steven Sr. reports action all morning on the Viking Star. There were plenty of Porgies and Sea Bass to send everyone home with a bag of fish. The first place pool winner was Patrick Sarsfield from New Milford, CT with a 3.6 lb Porgy. The second place pool winner was Mike Falk from Sacramento,…

Mon July 13 – Whale Watching

Another incredible, unbelievable day at sea! Conditions yesterday could barely have been better; low 70s, a light breeze, and sunny skies. Visibility was at least 10-12 miles and hopes were high. The activity has been quite a bit offshore, so we settled in for a transit that ultimately took us 20 miles off Montauk. Sporadic…

Sun July 12 – Whale Watching

Another epic 5 cetacean species day! Conditions were perfect- calm seas, unlimited visibility, and a boatload of whale and pelagic bird enthusiasts. As expected, we encountered a pod of 15-20 Tamanend’s bottlenose dolphins in 76.5′ of water. We continued offshore and encountered 200 Short-beaked common dolphins in multiple groups of 10. Several groups came over…

Wed July 15 – 1/2 Day Fishing PM

Captain JR reports a MUCH improved afternoon on the Viking Star. We found lots of action with big Porgies, Sea Bass, and Fluke keeping us busy. A few jumbo Sea Bass and keeper Fluke rounded out the catch with everyone getting a nice bag of fish to take home. A very nice afternoon on the…

Wed July 15 – Montauk Lighthouse Jumbo Porgies & Knothead Sea Bass

Capt Dave reports unbelievably good fishing today on the Viking Starship. We had a one drop stop today with Large and Jumbo Double Header Porgies. All nice Porgies today with no other species. The pool winner was Harold Henry from Brooklyn, NY with a JUMBO 3 lb Porgy!

Wed July 15 – 1/2 Day Fishing AM

Captain JR reports a tougher morning on the Viking Star. The new moon tide combined with the breezy weather made fishing our usual hotspots difficult. However, we found some Fluke, Porgies, and Sea Bass to bend the rods but didn’t keep a whole lot. More favorable conditions are forecasted for this afternoon. The pool winner…