Rhode Island Fishing Report The Frances Fleet in Narragansett has been able to get out on the water a couple times since the Christmas holiday and they have found some solid action on the cod

The upper Connecticut River coves are producing some nice pike catches, while the lower river is still full of holdover striped bass.

Saltwater anglers in Rhode Island still have time to fill the freezer with tautog and sea bass filets, as that bite shows no sign of quitting.

School striped bass can still be found out front, as well as throughout the salt ponds and tidal rivers across CT.

Tautog fishing remains great, and although water temperatures are starting to drop, there are still plenty of quality fish around.

The tautog bite shows no sign of quitting while schoolies can still be found out front, as well as throughout the salt ponds and tidal rivers across the state.

Freshwater anglers are finding success as striper action slows down and tog fishing is now closed.

Toggers are finding fish over 10 pounds and squid fishermen are still pulling in good numbers.

Strong tog fishing on most trips and big bass in western Long Island Sound.

Tog fishing is holding steady with fish to 10 pounds as we head into Thanksgiving weekend.