Striped bass are sticking around and feeding on peanut bunker and mackerel along the surface, while offshore, the bluefin bite remains strong with halfbeaks now a factor.

Stripers are pushing peanut bunker in close and often within casting distance of the shoreline.

Striped bass are continuing to pack on weight for their southern run.

Migrating bass are on the move, and the east wind predicted for this weekend and beyond could very well bring bait, bass, and blues in close.

Big bass are still being found well into Maine, while offshore, the bluefin bite has been awesome.

From the South Coast through the Cape, striped bass, bluefish, bonito, false albacore, Spanish mackerel and king mackerel are there for the offing!

Along with the opening of cod season, the abundance of mackerel is driving bass and blues to school up, while in freshwater, lakers are on the feed.

While stripers begin to follow their early fall run patterns, surging water temperatures have brought mahi to within a few miles, the long-anticipated cod season has opened, albies and bonito are feasting on peanut bunker, and bottom fishing has been solid.

While surging water temperatures have put stripers off their feed, the bluefish bite has picked up steam.

While high water temperatures have slowed the striped bass bite, they are proving to just the thing for blues, fluke, black sea bass and even mahi mahi.