Stripers bite at night in the back bays, while during the day the bays fish well for bluefish, fluke, puffers and weakfish.

Albies are in casting reach from shore, larger stripers are hitting jigs in the Canal, and snapper bluefish appear en masse across south Cape.

Fluke fishing slows out front, striped bass action improves in the back bays and albies move into the western Long Island Sound.

Albies push within casting range from shore, the Canal fishes well on the East tide, and a surprise almaco jack is caught off of Martha's Vineyard.

Albies arrive on beaches, low-light striper fishing improves in salt marshes, and keeper fluke are coming from the back bays.

Albies invaded south Cape beaches, schoolies and bluefish are on the move, and anglers fishing the Cape Cod Canal enjoy gator blues with 30-pound stripers.

O’Grasso’s work ranges from handheld pieces to life-sized replicas.

Fluke fishing remains stellar to the south, but it's slowed in the Sound, meanwhile needlefish and bluefish of all sizes flood south shore back bays and the L.I. Sound.

Bluefish and bass are thick in the Cape Cod Canal, hardtails are everywhere but finicky, and sea bass season closes after this weekend!

Two captains share tips for catching fluke in the final weeks of the season.