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Connecticut Fishing Reports


2014-07-01
10:27 PM

Inconsistent fishing this week - This past week saw some good catches, and some not so good. The fishing has remained consistently inconsistent. We have landed some very nice stripers this week drifting bunker. Fish in the 25-40 lb range have cooperated, just not in big numbers. We more...
Capt. Mark Anderson - Long Island Sound


2014-06-26
6:51 PM

Bass fishing starting to pick up. - After a slower than slow start to our season the bass are starting to show up and are taking flies. There has been a noticeable lack of squid for them to eat and it wasn't until the small butterfish and herring arrived that brought the bass around t more...
Capt. Sandy Noyes - Long Island Sound


2014-06-20
4:42 PM

The fish are finally heading our way.... - Now that the weather has warmed up somewhat, we're finding porgies, sea bass, fluke, medium-size bluefish, schoolies and large stripers (at night or very early in the morning.) Huge sand eel hatches have been spotted on the northern shores of L.I. more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands


2014-06-17
2:42 PM

This past week - Fishing this past week has been hot and cold. Stripers are still migrating in and out of the area. One day the fish will be on the reefs and feeding, the next day absent. The bunker have been consistent in the morning's allowing us to land the large more...
Capt. Mark Anderson - Long Island Sound


2014-06-06
2:12 PM

Slow, but picking up.... - The season has been late in starting, but folks have been bringing in porgies, bluefish and striped bass--even some nice-sized fluke. more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands


2014-06-03
8:47 PM

Trophy stripers on live bait - This past weekend the fishing finally broke open. We landed 20 stripers between 35-48 inches. 4 fish were 40-47 lbs. All fish were landed using live bunker, 3 of the largest fish were safely released. Bluefish are in the mix chopping on the baits and more...
Capt. Mark Anderson - Long Island Sound


2014-05-15
3:56 PM

No news; maybe next week. - We haven't even wet a line since launching our boat last week. The local reports have been very discouraging as all of us eagerly await the arrival of warm weather on a steady basis. more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands


2014-05-02
3:57 PM

Still Up On Blocks.... - We returned from FL last Sunday, and the local weather hasn't been ideal for working on our CT boat until today. We hope to be back in Long Island Sound within the next two weeks. After our maiden voyage of the season, we'll report on what we f more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands


2013-10-21
7:38 PM

Lots of Porgies, Sea Bass, Blues and even Weakfish - The temps have dropped, of course, and sometimes it's difficult to get out into deeper water because of the winds, but we've been catching many species of local fish, especially when we can get into the middle of L.I. Sound, which is holding large bl more...
Capt. Sal Tardella - Norwalk Islands


2013-10-17
2:07 PM

A bit of a Fall Run this year - For the past two weeks we have seen schools of bass and bluefish coming through chasing tons of bait.There has been so much food the blues have rounded bellies. There are a fair number of fish to catch when the winds are reasonable. The bass and blu more...
Capt. Sandy Noyes - Long Island Sound

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Long Island Sound (289)

New Haven (25)

Norwalk Islands (380)

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