Rods Are Jumping with Fish This Fall!
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- Large variety of Fresh Bait
- Quality tackle
- Expert captains and crew members
- State of the art radar and equipment.
- Top-notch fleet for private charters
- Fish cleaned while you enjoy the ride.
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If you are an old pro at fishing or just beginning, Island Current is the place to go for fishing along the Long Island Sound. And fall is an exciting time to be fishing out here!
Fall Brings Fast and Furious Fishing
Fall is the season that many species of fish begin to migrate. Different types of fish migrate in different directions, but all these beauties can be found in big numbers during fall months along the estuaries and coastal waters of the Long Island Sound.
These rich waters stretch from New York all the way up to Rhode Island. Because so many different fish are migrating in the same area during this time of year, fall creates some fast and furious fishing. Here are some of the fish you can expect to see during your City Island, Fall Fishing:
Porgy- As the water temperatures cool, porgy are starting to jump out of the warm estuary and river waters and move off shore. Porgy can get to around 4lbs and are fun to fish for all ages. This fish travels in schools so you can hit a pocket of them and keep reeling in one after another. Porgy like to stay on the bottom in rocky areas. Your expert captain and crew aboard one of Island Current Fleet are skilled in bottom fishing, knowing just the right spots to hit as well as when and where to drift.
- Seabass– These bottom dwellers love any type of structure where they can find shelter. As they move south in the fall, they become an easier target. One of these tasty critters can weigh up to 8lbs and grow up to 25 inches.
Blackfish/Tautog– If you’re looking for a challenge and a bit of a fight, you’ve got to go for a try at a Blackfish or Tautog. Hang on, because blackfish will go in for one, two, or even three bites on your bait with their extremely strong jaws. These fish are bursting as they make their way out to off shore waters for winter. Tautog, like Porgy, can also be found along rocky bottoms or wreck sites, grazing on mussels and crabs. They will stick around one site for as long as they can until the temperatures finally get too cold and they have to completely move off shore.
- Striped Bass– Are you looking for a blitz?? Then get ready for some stripers. These monsters are hungry as they prepare for winter and are on the prowl for bait. As they move south during migration, their favorite meals are moving inland. When they meet, you have a blitz like you’ve never seen before. Drop in a line and you’re sure to get a catch.
Bluefish– Looking for some real excitement? Bluefish have a fierce bite and a big appetite. As they move offshore, they feed on schools of fish. This is where the true feeding frenzy occurs. Bluefish have been known to rip their prey, as they rush into schooling fish. You’ll need some expert help with these fish because of their sharp teeth. Any one of our expert crew members will be able to get them off that line and have them cleaned in time for supper!
Why City Island Fall Fishing? Simple. It’s the Best!
So you might be wondering why City Island fishing in the fall stands above the rest. The answer is simple, we have the best location, offer the best fishing spots, and have the best Private Charters for Fall Fishing.