Although slot fish have been more prevalent, larger bass are being found moving in the Seekonk and Providence Rivers.

Larger striped bass continue to shadow bunker schools, while smaller fish can be found moving throughout the sound.

Despite some weather, most in Rhode Island are reporting one of the best tautog seasons in 20 years.

CT waters still have a good bass bite, with loads of schoolies and fish to 30-pounds hitting topwater plugs.

The topwater action for stripers and bluefish has been phenomenal, and there have been a few bonito and Spanish Mackerel in the mix.

The inshore striped bass bite has improved a bit, false albacore are feeding throughout the state and both tog and tuna action have been excellent.

The recent cool snap has finally dropped the water temperatures, and the fall run seems to be upon us with phenomenal striper and bluefish action on topwater.

False albacore came back with a vengeance this week around Narragansett and Newport.

Despite the wind, there have been big numbers of striped bass and blues taking artificials, mainly topwater, and there are still some albies in the mix.

The Waterford/New London area still has a good bass bite, with fish up to 30-pounds hitting topwater plugs.