Sunday Sept 21
Half Day PM The pool winner was Jim Kissmer from Ronkonkoma, Ny with a 4lb Porgy Half Day AM The pool winner was Mr Jusuf Cejoveic from New York, NY with a 5lb Sea Bass Block Island Jumbo Porgies and Sea Bass Captain Dave reports an okay day of fishing today aboard the Viking Starship. We had a mix of porgies and lots of sea bass all really nice sized today. The first place pool winner was Sandy Emanuel of NYC with a 3lb porgy and in second place was Francisco Estupimiam of Hempstead NY with a nice 5lb sea bass.
Friday Sept 19
Block Island Porgies and Sea Bass Captain Dave reports a fairly decent day considering the strong winds today. We had lots of decent sized porgies, mostly big porgies. We also had some sea bass and a couple of bluefish. Today’s first place pool winner was Morgan Rando of Montauk with a nice 3.5ln porgy and in second place was Calvin “Fat Man C” of Harlem with a 11lb bluefish.
Wednesday Sept 17
Block Island Jumbo Porgies and Sea Bass Captain Dave reports an excellent day of porgy fishing today! Today was the first day they really showed up good and we had mostly porgies on the boat. They were mixed in size, but everyone had their buckets full. We had some really nice sea bass along with one striped bass and a handful of fluke. Today’s first place pool winner was Alfred Booker of Farmville VA with a 3lb porgy and in second place was Norman Turner of Jersey City with a JUMBO 5lb sea bass.
Monday Sept 15
Block Island Jumbo Porgies and Sea Bass Captain Dave reports a decent day of fishing today. We had tons of really nice quality sea bass today with a mix of nice porgies. We had more porgies today than we have been seeing and the porgy fishing just keeps getting better each day. All in all it was an alright day of fishing. Today’s first place pool winner was Robert Batt of Floral Park with a nice 3.5lb porgy and in second place was Ray Negron of Brooklyn with a nice 4.5lb sea bass.
Thursday Sept 11
Block Island Jumbo Porgies and Sea Bass Captain Dave reports an okay day of fishing today in Block Island. We had lots of nice sea bass today along with a nice mix sized porgies. Porgy fishing today was better than it has been in the last few days. We also had a few keeper fluke. Today’s first place pool winner was Carlos Peters of Brooklyn with a nice jumbo 4lb porgy and in second place was Perez Robinson of Brooklyn with a nice big 4.5lb sea bass.
Happy Labor Day! Mon Sept 1
Montauk Local JUMBO Porgies and Sea Bass Captain Dave reports very good porgy fishing close to home today. We had mostly LARGE fish today! Everyone had their limit of sea bass up to 4lbs and tons of nice JUMBO porgies. We also had some blues in the mix. All in all it was a great day of local fishing. Today’s pool winner was Moisos Ramos with a nice JUMBO 3.5lb porgy. PORGY SCHEDULE UPDATE!!! Due to phenomenal LOCAL fishing Captain Dave has postponed going to Block Island for the long trip because there are SO MANY LARGE PORGIES at Montauk Light House. We will begin the extended trips to Block Island Tuesday September 9. For the next week take advantage of the increased bag limit and catch your 45 porgies locally right at the Light House! Captain Dave will continue…
Saturday Aug 30th
Night Striped Bass Jig & Eel Combo Capt. Ant reports very solid to excellent Bassing on the two trips last night. We had quantity and quality and the Behemothland came alive again…add another 40lber to the list!!!!! 6p Local Bass Express – Action was non-stop on every drift once we got tide. It was steady,1-3 a drift with a decent number of blues in the mix as well. Although we had a number of first timers, they mastered the process pretty quickly and we were able to maximize the catch. Check out the video on Facebook….it certainly tells the story. Rodrigo Silva took the pool with a 36lb Moocow and Brendan Johnson came in second with his own 30lb Moo. Full Day Fluke and Sea Bass Captain Carl reports a decent day on the full day fluke boat. We picked…
Friday August 29
Half Day Fluke AM One of Viking Fleet’s favorite regulars Angelo Demetroulakos won the pool yesterday! Block Island Behemoth Capt. Ant reports an excellent Bass trip last night overall. We started the night out at the local grounds and had a fantastic start. 26 keepers in 6 drifts to 35lbs. We then moved to the Behemoth grounds and for the first time this year were denied. Still a bit of a heave on to the east and that might have effected the bite. They certainly were there, in fact more piles of bass than I’ve seen in a few weeks. Just no bite. We’d pass through a school and catch 1 when every rod should have been doubled over. We picked a few more over the night to round out the catch. Frank Guinesss Stoutenberg was high hook with 4…
Thursday August 28
Jig &Eel Combo Capt. Ant reports a fantastic night locally considering the conditions. We had a stiff northwest wind against a screaming flood tide, add to it the swell of Cristobal and drifting squarely was a challenge to say the least. Even with that they finally bit after a month hibernation. The sizes were mixed as we had a couple throwbacks up to a 42lb rock slob. Average was about 20bs. Bluefish were a bit of a nuisance at the start but once the tide got roaring it was 99% Moo Cow Linesiders and 3-4 a drift up until we left. John Bye from Wantaugh took the pool with the 42lber and Mike Scarzelli took 2nd with a 36lber. Half Day Fluke AM Captain Ant reports an excellent morning trip with quality fluke and jumbo sea bass and biscuits in…
Friday August 22
Block Island Behemoth Capt Ant reports another very good trip to Behemothland. We had extremely difficult drifting conditions and while we didn’t catch our first fish until 4 hours into the trip, the bite finally turned on and delivered many moo cows and one Behemoth at 40.9lbs caught by Justin Alicea from Sleepy Hollow. Christos aka Fester took second with a 39lber and father in law Angelo D added a 31. The King of the night was Jose Splash Ruiz with 4 keepers to 35lbs. I guess that makes Paul Ryan the Queen with 3 to 36lbs. Each retained their limit. Don Mitchell was able to nail a high 30’s Moo Cow even with a bad wrist. Looking forward to Midnight Madness as timing should be perfect for the feeding frenzy. Half Day Fluke PM First & Second Place…