Shinnecock Bay: The fluke bite has been very spotty; but there have been a few good fish weighed in this week coming from the west side of the bay. Most are being caught on Gulp!.Best to target the shallow water areas and flats where the water has had a chance to warm a bit. Try jigging light bucktails tipped with spear, squid or gulp. Peconic Bay: Porgies are being taken from Jessup's Neck and the Greenlawns. The inlets and creeks all around Peconic are holding plenty of bait. The small inlets are still producing plenty of schoolie bass. Some of the regular night spots have seen a few larger fish. Ocean: The fluke have not shown up here either; however there have been many and BIG sea
The striped bass bite has been decent at the Ponquogue bridge late at night, The Shinnecock inlet in holding a good number of bluefish. Most are catching on green or red diamond jigs and also on white bucktails. The outgoing tide seems to be the better bite. Fluke are at Rampasture Point. Squid and spearing working good also chartreuse mullet Gulp!. No reports of any fluke in the ocean yet; but plenty of BIG seabass are being pulled up (the season is set to open on July 15th). The Peconics are holding some porgies at Jessups neck and some weakfish over in Greenport. The Shinnecock Canal has a nice mixed bag of fluke, blues, schoolie stripers, and sea robins.
