Hopefully this storm in the gulf stays south and we'll get a good last summer weekend. Shinnecock Inlet: Fluke has been the primary target here this week. With the water heating up the stripers seem to have moved on; but the triggers have moved on in and so have the seabass. Also have been some spotty reports of false albacore make a run through every once in a while. Ocean Beaches: The jetties have seen some bass and blues as well as some keeper size fluke. Those who have chosen to dunk some clams or bunker during the day have had a few bass. The sand beaches to the east and west of the inlet are producing bass at night and some fluke and blues during the day. Peconic Bay: Some porgies arou
The fluking in Shinnecock bay has improved both east and west of the Ponquogue bridge. Spearing, squid and gulp baits are all working but the live killies are doing just as well. The inlet is still holding a few bass, some fluke and bluefish. Snappers have a rived and are in most creeks, in the canal and around most docks. Out on the reef the sea bass and fluke have been cooperating. Large bucktails tipped with gulp is a good choice. The ocean beaches have produced some keeper fluke, bass and blues. The Peconics are holding the porgies and cocktail blues.
