Long Island Fishing Reports
Automated tide, wind, and marine-forecast data sourced live from NOAA CO-OPS, the National Weather Service, and NDBC for six locations, from the North Shore to Montauk. We never fabricate fish catches or fishing activity — editorial notes are clearly separated from live environmental data and dated when added.
Cedar Beach / Mount Sinai
Home water for Big Fish Boating — Cedar Beach Town Marina and Mount Sinai Harbor sit on the Long Island Sound side of the North Shore, a short run to structure, reefs, and bunker schools that draw striped bass and bluefish through the season.
Live conditions & report → North Shore — Suffolk CountyPort Jefferson
Port Jefferson Harbor is a deep-water North Shore hub with public and commercial marinas, ferry traffic, and Sound access for striper, bluefish, and porgy grounds nearby.
Live conditions & report → South Shore — Great South Bay / Fire Island InletCaptree
Captree State Park is the South Shore party- and charter-boat capital, sitting right on Fire Island Inlet with quick access to ocean structure for fluke, sea bass, and striper runs.
Live conditions & report → South Shore — Moriches BayMoriches
Moriches Inlet connects Moriches Bay to the Atlantic, a strong bay and inlet fishery for fluke, weakfish, and striped bass with easier water than the ocean-facing inlets to the east.
Live conditions & report → South Shore — Eastern Long IslandShinnecock
Shinnecock Inlet is one of the busiest offshore and inshore launch points on the East End, with direct ocean access for tuna, striper, and fluke grounds.
Live conditions & report → East End — Open AtlanticMontauk
Montauk is Long Island’s premier surfcasting and offshore destination — rips, structure, and open Atlantic access make it a fall striper and tuna epicenter.
Live conditions & report →