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Striped bass fishing is in rare form with fish over 40-pounds in Newport, Jamestown and Sakonnet.

Water temperatures have stripers primarily feeding at night while both fluke and bluefish action remain excellent.

Striped bass up to 40-pounds have taken up residence in the Ocean State.

Striped bass have entered their summer patterns, dwelling in deeper water during the daytime and coming into the shallows to feed after dark.

A strong striped bass season persists, with great reports from the west end of Connecticut to Newport, while bottom fishing gets steadier everyday, with great scup action, solid sea bass action and improved fluke action.

The striped bass fishing has remained stellar off Newport with 40-inch fish feeding along the coast.

Solid striper action continues and bigger blues have spread out with some large concentrations of smaller blues hanging tight to inshore reefs.

The striper night bite is starting to pick up for anglers dunking eels and bottom fishing continues to be excellent with good porgie and sea bass action.

Bigger striped bass have started to settle in off of Newport.