Shinnecock Bay/Inlet/Ocean Shinnecock bay has both cocktail and gorilla size bluefish chasing bait. Guys have done best around the Ponquogue bridge and the Shinnecock inlet. Best lures have been spoons and bucktails. The fluke bite is still lagging in the bay due to the cooler water temps. Best bite has been in the western side of the bay on the outgoing tide due to the warmer water. The standard squid spearing combo as well as gulp baits are all working. Quogue canal is another good spring spot where fluke, weakfish, striped bass and bluefish can all be found. Striped bass are around the inlet and bridge areas too but you will need to get below the blues to target them. Peconic Bay The porg

Shinnecock Bay/Inlet/Ocean The Shinnecock bay has had a good amount of bluefish around the inlet and Ponquogue bridge areas. Most tins and spoons are working well along with most anything you care to throw at them. Tide hasn't mattered much just right time right place. Some striped bass are around these same areas but the blues are so aggressive the bass cant get to the baits. Some fluke are around as well but not taking the baits as they should be due to the lower water temps. Best action for fluke is shallower waters after a few days of sun. There have been a few reports of weakfish in the canals taking rubber baits. Peconic The porgy bite continues to dominate the action around Jessups ne

Shinnecock The bay in and around the inlet has seen bluefish, striped bass and a few fluke. For the most part the outgoing tides remain the best time due to the warmer water temperatures. Some have done well up in the Quogue canal with a few fluke and weakfish. Best baits for the fluke are squid/spearing combo or the gulp scented baits. The bluefish will take tins, soft plastics or most anything you throw at them. If you're looking to target the bass with bait clams or bunker chunks will do fine. Bass on artificials is productive too using soft plastics, bucktails or swimming plugs. The local reefs and wrecks should be showing signs of life too but weather has not made that trip possible of

More of the same this week with fluke, schoolie bass and porgies to report. The fluke have been in both the Shinnecock and Quogue canals as well as both the Shinnecock and Peconic bays taking squid/spearing combos or gulp. The striped bass are also in all the same places and taking rubber baits. The larger bass have been taken at night on swimming plugs. Porgies are thick in Peconic out by Jessups and taking clams on the outgoing tide. We have heard a few reports of some porgies in the Shinnecock canal as well. New to the report this week are weakfish. We have weighed in a few nice fish taken from the back bays of Shinnecock.

Better reports have been filtering in most likely to the better weather. Reports have included striped bass, bluefish, porgies, fluke and weakfish. Shinnecock bay, inlet and canal are all holding schoolie striped bass and some fluke. We did here of a report of the porgies showing in the Shinnecock canal as well. The striped bass are taking soft plastics with the better bite on the outgoing tides. Some better fish have come on night tides on swimming plugs. The fluke are always game for some squid and spearing combo or the gulp baits. Over in Peconic bay the porgies are in their regular spots up around Jessups neck and taking clam baits with a good amount of chum on the outgoing tide. The inc