Viking Fleet Fishing Reports

Capt Chris reports a good trip on the Viking Star where everyone went home with a bunch of fish, it was a bit of a tougher afternoon compared to yesterday. No Fluke in the pail, just shorts, but Scup and Seabass won’t disappoint the table. The pool winner was Brooke Giblin with a 3 lb Seabass.    

CANCELLED 5AM – Montauk Lighthouse Jumbo Porgies & Knothead SeaBass

Capt. Dave reports excellent fishing today. We had amazing Porgy fishing in the beginning of the trip starting at the first drop. Once the tide started going we went offshore and caught lots of Seabass. We had to pick through the little ones but we found some beautiful keepers. We went over to the lighthouse at the end for Porgies and everyone got their limit. The first pool winner was Man Auyeung from Queens, NY, with a 3 lb Seabass. The second pool winner was Donald Hide from Bronx, NY, with a 4.4 lb Seabass.

Capt Chris reports a steady pace all morning with buckets filling quickly on the Viking Star. We capped if off by putting it in overdrive toward the end of the trip. Fluke, Seabass and Scup loading the buckets. The first place pool winner was Mike Schmitt from Babylon, NY with a 5.5 lb Fluke. The second place pool winner was Chris Bruckner, from Massapequa, NY with a 2.5 lb Fluke.  

Capt Chris reports Action, Action, Action on the Viking Star!!! We had Fluke, Seabass and Scup filling the pails. Lots of fun had by all. No frowns here. The pool winner was Rob Seiviss from Massapequa, NY with a Fluke.

Capt Dave reports fantastic fishing on the Viking Starship! We started out drifting by the lighthouse and had an excellent pick of Big Porgies. When the tide started to run hard we headed offshore a bit for SeaBass. We had to pick through the small ones, but everyone had nice keepers. We then had one more drop by the lighthouse and found nice big Porgies. It was a really great day. The first place pool winner was Mike Mauzoudis from NYC with a 3.7 lb Porgy. The edible pool winner was Chris Conway with a 3.8 lb SeaBass.

Capt Chris reports lots of Seabass and Porgies mixing in on the Viking Star. Healthy looking buckets all around. The action was steady most of the morning with the best toward the end of the trip. The first place pool winner was Anthony Roman from Warwick, NY with a 5.25 lb SeaBass. The second place pool winner was Kathy Mitchell from NJ with a 4.9 lb SeaBass.

Capt Steven Jr just called in on the Sat phone from the Viking Fivestar and said that in the first 4 hours of the trip they are on RIGHT NOW has 21 Yellowfin Tuna and 4 Big Eye Tuna in the boat already!!!! Absolutely an epic start to the trip! He wants to let everyone know that there is room on this Friday’s trip and not much more availability, so the time to go is NOW! Don’t hesitate, don’t sleep on it… book this Friday’s trip NOW to get in on this insane Tuna Bite! Call our office at (631) 668-5700 and reserve your spot!

Capt JR reports that this afternoon’s trip was action packed from start to finish. The first half of the trip anglers boated some real nice Sea Bass. The second half hungry Porgies were flying over the rail. The first place pool winner was Eddy Kay with a Fluke just keeper size. The edible pool winner was Patricia Subtil with a 4 lb SeaBass

Capt Dave reports a really good day of fishing. The first drift of the day by the lighthouse saw too much tide, it did produce some nice sized fish but we headed way down the beach to get away from the strong tides. We then caught very well, landing some mixed size Porgies as well as some big Sea Bass. We also caught Mackerel, Bluefish and Trigger fish. We headed offshore for the last drift where mostly everyone limited out on Sea Bass and Porgies. Today’s pool winner was Anthony Roman of NY who landed a 2.8lb Porgy.

Captain JR Gibson reports that we had a good trip this morning with Sea Bass and Porgies being the predominant catch. They were coming over the rail at a steady pace. We also Captured a beautiful trophy fluke about 5 lbs. Today’s pool winner is Dan Smith from West Islip with a 7.5 lbs fluke.

Capt JR reports that last night’s Magic Hour yielded an abundance of Porgies with some real nice Sea Bass on the jigs. We also had a few Stripers and Blues as well. Action was consistent throughout the trip.