Thursday, September 30, 2010
New Wreck Anchors Now Available
Just took delivery of some new high quality wreck anchors selling for $39.99 ea. We will be putting together rigged packages as well to order. Give a call if your interested.
Wednesday, September 29, 2010
Tactical Angler Plugs and Clip in
Just received a large order of Alberto's plugs and clips. The plug include darters, pencils and poppers in all colors offered, clips include the new smaller 50# clips everyone asked for. Get yours while they're still available.
Monday, September 27, 2010
Striped Bass Tournament
If you fish the waters of Southampton Town regularly, Shinnecock, Peconic, or the beaches, then come on out and get involved in our tournament. Simple, $25 entry in either of two divisions, boat or surf and your in. Runs from Sept. 15th - Nov. 20th. All entry fees are returned as prize money.
Stop in the shop for an entry form, or give a call for more info.
631-728-1744
Stop in the shop for an entry form, or give a call for more info.
631-728-1744
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Shinnecock, Peconic and Offshore Report 9/26/10
Shinnecock Bay/Inlet/Ocean
The bass are here, just not blitzing like we would hope. Be patient, the season has been a great one to date and all indicators show the fall will be too. The bait is here, we just need the water temperatures to drop a little more and it should turn on. Bass are at the Ponquogue bridge for those clam chummers on the west side of the bridge and at the back of the inlet. Blues are mixed in as well. Drifting the Shinnecock inlet with live bait has produced bass to 25lbs. When weather permits and the winds lay down long enough to get out the inlet sea bass continue to fill limits. The reef and local wrecks have seen plenty of action including blackfish (released) which would indicate the opener on Oct. 1st should be a good one.
Peconic Bay
Plenty of porgies.
Beaches/Shore Bound
The beaches to the east and west of the Shinnecock Inlet have produced both bass and blues. Most bass are schoolies up to the keeper mark. Tins, needles and swimmers have all been producing fish. The inlet has had some action as well as the Ponquogue bridge. The baits of choice have been clams and sandworms. The canal is still holding some snappers.
Offshore
Reports indicate the bluefin bite at the compass rose has slowed considerably, although due to the weather not many boats have gotten out to give it a shot.
NEWS
East End Bait & Tackle’s 2nd Annual Fall Striped Bass Tournament- Surf and Boat divisions. Sept. 15th - Nov. 20th. Stop by the shop or give a call for more details. Top fish weighed in this week in the boat division was 18lbs, by Andreas Brundler on the Prost.
The bass are here, just not blitzing like we would hope. Be patient, the season has been a great one to date and all indicators show the fall will be too. The bait is here, we just need the water temperatures to drop a little more and it should turn on. Bass are at the Ponquogue bridge for those clam chummers on the west side of the bridge and at the back of the inlet. Blues are mixed in as well. Drifting the Shinnecock inlet with live bait has produced bass to 25lbs. When weather permits and the winds lay down long enough to get out the inlet sea bass continue to fill limits. The reef and local wrecks have seen plenty of action including blackfish (released) which would indicate the opener on Oct. 1st should be a good one.
Peconic Bay
Plenty of porgies.
Beaches/Shore Bound
The beaches to the east and west of the Shinnecock Inlet have produced both bass and blues. Most bass are schoolies up to the keeper mark. Tins, needles and swimmers have all been producing fish. The inlet has had some action as well as the Ponquogue bridge. The baits of choice have been clams and sandworms. The canal is still holding some snappers.
Offshore
Reports indicate the bluefin bite at the compass rose has slowed considerably, although due to the weather not many boats have gotten out to give it a shot.
NEWS
East End Bait & Tackle’s 2nd Annual Fall Striped Bass Tournament- Surf and Boat divisions. Sept. 15th - Nov. 20th. Stop by the shop or give a call for more details. Top fish weighed in this week in the boat division was 18lbs, by Andreas Brundler on the Prost.
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