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

Stripers continue to feed along beaches and river mouths, and on the freshwater scene, the trout bite continues to heat up.

Big bluefin tuna, continue to hangout in inshore waters and the tautog bite continues to be excellent.

Striped bass are on the move and the action has started to pick up.

The fall fishing in Northern New Jersey is great, with stripers to 52-inches, inshore bluefin tuna, tautog to 8-pounds, and large hickory shad.

Despite recent weather issues, there are still some salmon, browns and steelhead to be had and bass fishing has been excellent.

Recent rainfall and warmer temperatures have picked up both the trout and panfish bite.

Keeper stripers, tautog up to 9-pounds, and the trout bite is on fire.

Stripers to 40-inches, back bay schoolies, and tautog on the wrecks.

Many rivers and creeks have been recently stocked with trout for anglers to catch.