Walleye fishing is on fire right now in 50 – 80 feet of water.

Fishing has been a bit tough the past week but anglers are hooking up to smallmouth bass using crayfish and minnows.

The Saco River is giving up big bass on topwaters while at night slinging big soft plastics has been the key off rocky outcroppings in the Wells area.

The tuna bite off Stellwagen bank and off Jeffrey’s Ledge has lit up!

Good reports continue to come in from charter captains targeting blues in Cape Cod Bay, Vineyard Sound, and at Martha’s Vineyard.

Shark fishing is at an all-time high, big bluefin tuna a few hundred yards off the beach and there have been multiple white marlin sightings within a mile of shore.

Big striped bass and bluefish can be found across our range and continue to feed voraciously at Block Island.

The incredible bluefin bite that we have been blessed with this year has continued to improve, with reports of giants joining party in the waters off Block Island this week.

The fluke bite has been good on the boats, at the beach and in the rivers and bays.

Reef sites have been excellent for keeper fluke, the surf has been very good for kingfish, croakers, and snapper bluefish, and the canyons are producing good yellowfin tuna action.