Shinnecock bay/Inlet/Ocean Reports of big bluefish continue to come in daily, the inlet has been crazy on diamond jigs. Top water plugs have seen action as well. The striped bass bite remains slower with schoolies accounting for most of the action. Most fish have fallen for bucktails and rubber baits. The fluke bite is best west of the Ponquogue bridge in the warmer water. It is still spotty but some have fared well with keepers for the box. Drifted rigs with squid/spearing a

The action has been good in the Shinnecock canal with a good amount of fluke of mixed sizes with some keepers as well. They are falling for the regular squid, spearing and gulp. The weakfish have all but moved out to the Peconics with the big bluefish on their tails. Some bluefish have been in the inlet and taking spoons. Fluke action still quiet in Shinny but a few have been found up in the Quogue canal along with a few weakfish. Peconic bay is full of life right now as it i

Great week with both air and water temperatures rising enough to kick our season into gear. The Shinnecock canal has been very productive with schoolie bass, weakfish, bluefish and fluke which opens the 4th. Best bet on the weakies, bass and blues is to be there when the locks are just closing or just opened. Slow moving current is better. Rubber bait on leadheads doing the job. The fluke is best when the locks are closed and able to hold bottom. The Shinnecock inlet's jettie