Tautog fishing is good, bass and blues chase bait in the bay, and albies and bonito provide light tackle excitement by boat and from shore.

Tautog fishing is great, albies and bonito remain close to shore, and fluke fishing gets tough while sea bass and scup provide bottom fishing action.

Show gates open September 15th at 10 a.m.

Keeper fluke and sea bass have moved to deeper water, stripers feed on big topwaters and swimbaits, and more bonito show up in force with the albies.

Hardtails are arriving in numbers, fluke fishing slows down a bit, and schoolie bass and blues feed on peanut bunker on top.

The striper bite has slightly slowed, but false albacore trickled into local waters this week, indicating an early start to fall run fishing.

Reports of hardtails trickle in and peanut bunker show up in greater numbers, keeping bass and blues on the feed.

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

Bottom fishing has slowed, but over-slot stripers and racer bluefish provide plenty of entertainment despite the high heat of early August.

Gator blues and 40-pound stripers keep things interesting as bottom fishing slows, while other anglers head offshore to tackle some tuna.