The 2015 season has officially started.

Posted on May 20th, 2015 by Captain TJ

Here’s regular customer Mike Venghaus with the first keeper of the year!

The moon phase is right, the temp is right and the calendar is right, but the stripers and fluke just haven’t got that memo!

Our local fishery is poised and ready to go. The fish just haven’t migrated to us on their typical schedule,  it is that simple.

The winter holdover bass from the Housatonic are on their way and we are starting to catch a few of them, and the Connecticut River fish are around the mouth of the river feeding in the shallow flats. The fish are just not in our area in the numbers they usually are.

Some blame the cold winter, some blame the lack of rain,  but it’s probably a little bit of both.  They are just simply late. We are getting some fish….. but it is what it is, and it’s all up to mother nature right now. Across the Sound in the Long Island fishery, the fishing is good to great and they are also in numbers and in places a week or so behind where they should be.

Stay tuned. – Capt. TJ

 

Spring Run – Stripers/Fluke – Call Today!

Posted on May 4th, 2015 by Captain TJ

 

Striper Migration Update:  Fish are coming out of the rivers and headed up the coast now.  Everything’s right on schedule for our spring run.  -Call Today!

http://www.onthewater.com/striper-migration-map-may-1-2015/

 

 

 

 

 

 

Fishing Starts May 16th – Call Today!

Posted on April 27th, 2015 by Captain TJ

The boat’s in the water and ready to go and we are very excited about this season.  Everything is looking perfect for our spring run.  Mother Nature has definitely been cooperating and this week is no exception with temps forecasted to be near 70 degrees.  The Housitonic and other holdover riviers are teeming with stripers and those fish will head into Long Island Sound soon. The water temps are currently right where they should be (52.5F at the dock right now) and there’s already bunker in our harbor and many others along the Connecticut shore.  If the temps pan out the way they say they’re going to I expect the Sound to hit the magic 50 degree mark by somewhere around May 5th if not before.  The Chesapeake Bay charter fleet is doing well and those fish just spawned and are heading our way too.  There is also bass and blues reported to be headed North off of Jersey and Raritan Bay N.Y.   We still have some openings for May, textbook perfect conditions for our spring run!