Bass among sandy stretches of beaches has given some anglers a unique sight-fishing option.

The fishing on Lake Ontario has been great.

Fishing was good this week with anglers are catching catfish in waters less than 20 feet deep, musky using larger bass baits & small musky baits, and trout using worm patterns and nymphs in the streams and rivers.

With everpresent schools of bait and finicky bass, some are tossing that theory that stripers are getting “sick” of pogies.

Pictured above: Customers aboard Northport Charters reports got into some nice seabass & porgies this week.

Bigger fluke showed up in better numbers last week so now may be the time to get your doormat.

Anglers fishing after dark are scoring some good fish and there are loads of school bass in the sound for light tackle enthusiasts.

Anglers fishing after dark are scoring some good fish and there are loads of school bass in the sound for light tackle enthusiasts.

The marine forecast does not look to pleasant for this weekend with 4 to 6 foot waves being predicted and a steady NE wind.

The bonito arriving in numbers is the most exciting news for this weekend.