The fall migration continues and we should be seeing bigger fish stopping by our local waters to feed along their southerly trek.

Tautog action is going strong, while blitzes of bass, blues, albies and bonito are becoming commonplace across CT and RI.

Tautog action is going strong, while blitzes of bass, blues, albies and bonito are becoming commonplace across CT and RI.

Tautog in Buzzards Bay continue to feed voraciously and as water temperatures continue to drop, the action will only get better.

Big stripers, well over 40 pounds, showed up at the beginning of the week off Monmouth County and were taken on jigs and on the troll.

Blackfishing is red hot on the North Fork, as are the bonito, albie and striper bites.

PA anglers had a good week catching trout while smallmouth bass fishing looks to be at its peak of the season.

Offshore has been mahi madness as most boats have seen multiple coolers filled with these tasty fish.

Despite the raging rivers, this pulse of water will pull salmon up the Clyde River, the Winooski, the Lamoille, the Missisquoi, and a bunch of other smaller Vermont tributaries.

Trout and salmon fishing has been hit-or-miss week while walleye and smallmouth have been feeding heavily as they continue to follow their typical fall patterns.