Long Island Fishing Report – April 22, 2021
Tiderunner weakfish on the east end and schoolie stripers all over the island.
Tiderunner weakfish on the east end and schoolie stripers all over the island.
The best bet for this weekend presents more variety than the past few weeks as tog, striped bass, weakfish, perch, and even drum are on the table.
Spring fishing is gathering steam.
Spring tautog action is starting to pick up in the salt, while trout and largemouth bass action is holding down the fort in the freshwater.
Local striped bass fishing in western LIS has improved following a wave of new fish.
Fresh migratory schoolies and tautog will arrive at Buzzards Bay and the south Cape any day now.
Salmon have begun their spring feeding frenzy and the action is excellent.
Happy Striper Opening Day!
To avoid burying the lede, there are migratory stripers on Cape Cod.
The Raritan bay bite is still on-fire with lots of anglers continuing to make the trip up the parkway.