Wreck fishing, white perch, and freshwater fish are keeping anglers in the game during this traditionally slow part of the fishing season.

A New Long Island Fishing Forecast will be posted January 14.

As the surf becomes barren, and boats are stored away for the winter, party/charter boats remain one of the only viable options for saltwater fishing.

"Endless" striper action, bluefish are still in the mix, 180-pound bluefin, solid tog fishing, jumbo black sea bass to 6-pounds, and cod to 8-pounds.

Stripers to 40-pounds, bluefish to 10-pounds, big black sea bass, hot tog action on the wrecks and reefs.

For anglers willing to dress warmly in late November, there are still many opportunities to catch fish in Long Island waters.

The Long Island fall run continues with stripers to 41-pounds, black sea bass to 6-pounds, tautog to 10-pounds, bluefish, and more.

20-to-40 pound bass are still around, tog fishing is stellar, and tuna in the surf.

Bigger stripers are sporadically coming into the surf and schoolie bass are all over the south shore.

An 80 pound bluefin tuna beached itself in front of an angler, and a giant bluefin tuna was caught right outside the inlet.