Piscatagua River pogy schools are holding some of the biggest bass in the region, while offshore, whiting have moved onto southern Jeffrey’s Ledge making for on-hand prime bluefin baits.

Walleye and largemouth bass are hitting on a wide variety of baits.

Browns have still been very active this week while the salmon bite is improving.

Quality fluke are coming from reefs and wrecks, while larger striped bass and cobia stalk the fields of bunker out front.

Cobia, sharks and tuna stalk bunker pods while fluke fishing improves around the Forks and into Long Island Sound.

Striped bass and blues are belting baby bunker and the action is only going to get better

Connecticut anglers continue to see incredible striped bass fishing throughout the Long Island Sound this week.

Epic striped bass fishing continues, yellowfin tuna bite closer to shore and previously slow bottom fishing picks up steam.

Stripers and weakfish produce a night bite in the bays while tautog and sheepshead bite when it's bright; plus fluke, kingfish and croakers keep anglers busy on the beach.

Fluke fishing around the rivers, beaches and bays remains productive, and offshore anglers enjoy tuna, mahi and wahoo.