Rhode Island Fishing Report- June 23, 2022
Sea bass and fluke fishing steadily improve, and big striped bass continue to demolish adult bunker.
Sea bass and fluke fishing steadily improve, and big striped bass continue to demolish adult bunker.
Fluke fishing improves while cow stripers and big bluefish continue to crush topwater plugs and live bait.
Peter Jenkins of The Saltwater Edge in Rhode Island talks stripers on the fly, big baits in the surf and much more.
Big bass remain in Narragansett Bay, scup fishing improves, and bluefish linger for scattered but exciting topwater fun.
Combat veterans can set sail aboard The Seven B's in Rhode Island for the first annual Tight Lines for Vets fishing trip.
Striped bass fishing is hot, schools of weakfish patrol the bay and some quality fluke begin to show up in reports.
Weakfish, tautog and sizable stripers are keeping rods bent in Rhode Island waters this week.
Stripers to forty pounds reach Rhode Island while quality bluefish show up in numbers.
Tautog fishing remains productive and squid have invaded Rhode Island waters, which means bigger bass will soon follow.
Tautog fishing remains productive and striped bass fishing picks up as a wider variety of forage becomes available.