Viking Fleet Fishing Reports

Capt Chris reports a great afternoon trip with lots of Porgy and SeaBass action on the Viking Star. We had tons of healthy bags of fillets all around. Fluking was better today with steady short action and a few nice keepers added in. Pool winner to follow.

Capt. Chris reports a good morning of fishing. We fished around the same area as yesterday morning…Although there was plenty action, I find it was a little more difficult to fill the pails… Everyone going home with Seabass and porgies with a few fluke mixed in. The pool winner was Bob Caffiero from Fresh Meadows, NY, with a 3 lb Fluke. The edible pool winner was Rich Mekeel from Wantagn, NY, with a 3 lb SeaBass.

Capt. Dave reports a good day of fishing. We had good Porgy fishing by the Lighthouse first thing this morning. We caught medium to large size Porgies. We did well enough to go SeaBassing. We caught a mix of SeaBass of all sizes, and some larger size Porgies. The pool winner was Koon Yuhg Au, fro Brooklyn, NY, with a 3 lb Porgy. The edible pool winner was Benny Niranjan, from Queens, NY, with a 4 lb SeaBass.

4 Humpback whales and 2 Minkes. Within 30 minutes of passing Montauk Lighthouse and within 10 minutes of the crew “on-station” to look in earnest for whales, we saw our first blows. Our 1st Humpback was one we had seen last week as well about 8 nm (nautical miles) to the SSW and only about 4 nm from Montauk Lighthouse. This was the first of our 4 Humpbacks and 2 Minke whales of the day. Our 2nd Humpback was 2 miles away at first and joined the other whale in feeding at depth on bunker. We saw massive bunker pods at the surface, but they were only the upper boundaries of giant 80’ thick plumes of bunker. Our Minke whales joined in briefly. A while later, several miles away, we found our last 2 Humpbacks 4 Humpback whales 2 Minke…

Capt Chris reports smiles all around on the Viking Star. Another afternoon of crazy good fishing. Porgies and Seabass topping the buckets with several keeper fluke to boot. There will be plenty of sore arms come the morning! The first and second place pools were won by John Delaney from Patchogue, NY with 4.8 & 4.5 lb Fluke.

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Capt Dave reports another excellent day on the Viking Starship. The lighthouse Porgy fishing was great and SeaBass fishing towards Block Island was very good. We had a good drift offshore and nice quality fish. A big improvement from yesterday. There were also 8 keeper Fluke today up to 8 lbs. The first place pool winner was Hector Trouka from King of Prussia, PA. with a 3 lb Porgy. The edible pool winner wants to remain anonymous with his nice catch of a 9 lb Fluke.

Capt. Chris reports banner fishing this morning. We caught an excellent mix of Fluke, Seabass and Porgies. Everyone went home happy with plenty of fish for dinner. The pool winner was Kristina Kerr from Deer Park, NY, with a 6.75 lb Fluke. The edible pool winner was Pete Schweddy, age 13, from Long Island, NY, with a 6 lb Fluke.

Capt Jr reports great fishing again this afternoon on the Viking Star. All anglers had rods bending. Great catches of Porgies with some quality sea bass in the mix. The pool winner was Christian Alessandro from Smithtown, NY with a 3.5 lb SeaBass.

Capt Dave reports excellent Porgy fishing at the lighthouse this morning on the Viking Starship. We headed east for SeaBass and we had wind against tide with slow conditions. It was not “red hot”, but working short drifts provided everyone with their limit. The first place pool winner was Erik Flores from Amityville, NY with a 3 1/2 lb Porgy. The edible pool winner was Yugen Ou from Brooklyn, NY with a 3 1/4 lb SeaBass.

Capt JR reports that we had a  slammer trip this morning. Caught multitudes of Sea Bass and Porgies. It was non stop action from start to finish. Everyone had big filet bags of delicious fish. The first place pool winner was 11 year old Gabe Shaddow from Ridgewood, NJ with a 4.5 lb Fluke. The edible pool winner was 11 year old Alex Cariddi from Ridgewood, NJ with a 3.75 lb SeaBass.