Shinnecock Bay/Inlet/Ocean The fluke bite in the bay has been very inconsistent but most recently we are hearing of a good bite in the eastern bay. The western bay has some fish as well but east was better. Spearing, squid and gulp baits all working. The Shinnecock inlet has a few striped bass on drifted live baits and a few bass at the bridge as well. Triggerfish are hanging in the structure in the inlet and around the buoy chains. Out on the reef the short sea bass are in g

Shinnecock Bay/Inlet/Ocean The fluke bite in Shinnecock has slowed to a grind. There are fish to be had but you will need to work for them. Western Shinnecock seems to be holding a few good fish while the eastern bay is also holding some fish but also a good amount of robins. Both tides are working, just need to move around a lot. The striped bass are still near the bridge and in the inlet for those drifting live baits. Not a lot of fish but enough to keep you interested. Out

Shinnecock Bay/Inlet/Ocean Fairly good fluke bite in the bay east and west of the bridge. A few decent fish in the inlet too. As I say each week the key is wind with tide. All baits are working including spearing, squid, strip baits and gulp but I would give the edge to the bait again this week. Clam chummers at the base of the Ponquogue bridge have done well with the striped bass. A good amount of action with enough keepers in the mix to go home with dinner. Live bait drifte

Shinnecock bay/Inlet/Ocean The fluke bite in the bay continues to improve. Keeper to short ratio is improving too. Hearing of more limits than in past years. I personally had my limit this week with a 24" to make the day. Both eastern and western parts of the bay are producing but as usual wind and tide together are key. The regular baits of squid, spearing and gulp all working but the spearing seemed to have the edge. Have had reports of a few fluke in the ocean out near the