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Northern New Jersey Fishing Report- September 24, 2026 - On The Water (opens the original)
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It has been a very slow week for fishing in New Jersey. The fan won’t shut off, and while rough seas and foul weather have but a damper on the final days of fluke season, this nor’easter is sure to kickstart the fall run in the Garden State. Prior to the blow, fluking was good on the reefs and wrecks. But with the season closing on Friday, it looks like the bottom fishing crowd will have to rely on sea bass and tautog to carry us through the fall. The sea bass season opened on Wednesday, althoug
Long Island and NYC Fishing Report- September 24, 2026 - On The Water (opens the original)
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Mark at Cow Harbor Bait and Tackle in Northport reports: “Not many people are fishing this week due to the weather and wind. The South Shore and Montauk surf guys might be gearing up to go out, but not us so much. There are definitely a lot of bass around at night, and local guys are doing well on live eels. Some squid moved into the harbor, too, and there are tons and tons of peanut bunker on the Sound beaches. We’re hoping that these northeast wind blows the albies closer to home.” Captain Dou
Long Island and NYC Fishing Report- September 17, 2026 - On The Water (opens the original)
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Captain Jess Rogers of Gypsea Charters out of Brooklyn reports: “Excellent September fluking continues! Loads of action this week with lots of plump keepers in he mix. The fish are on the move, and they are all nice fat flatties coming up. The quality this time of year is some of the best of the season. With the continued nice weather, the bite remains red hot with a lot of limits coming up on each trip. We’ll continue fishing for fluke when conditions allow until the season closes in October. A
Long Island and NYC Fishing Report- September 10, 2026 - On The Water (opens the original)
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Capt. Kenny of The Angler Fleet out of Port Washington reports: “Fluke fishing has been productive lately, with a large biomass of rain bait in the area. Sand eels seem to be the forage of choice as of late, with birds and blues working the pods of bait on the sand flats. If you want to bring home a keeper fluke, persistence and patience are the name of the game. Work every ledge, flat, and boulder field, and you will be rewarded with some nice fish. We were rewarded this week with a trophy-size
Long Island and NYC Fishing Report- September 3, 2026 - On The Water (opens the original)
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Capt. Kenny of The Angler Fleet out of Port Washington reports: “Fluke fishing in the Western Sound continues to produce plenty of life. The short fish are everywhere, with the bigger doormats lingering on every ledge. The increase of sand eels as of late has been driving the bite, with plain Jane spearing on a hook doing most of the damage. Slender plastics and thin profiles are the name of the game right now. Hammer the bottom at every spot you hit, and you should come home with sore arms and
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