FLOUNDER - A delish eating fish, Flounder are a flat fish and inhabit sandy and gravel bottoms. Flounders ambush their prey, feeding at soft muddy areas of the sea bottom, near bridge piles, docks and coral reefs. A tricky fish to catch sometimes, their bite is often subtle.

 

PORGY - Porgy, a.k.a scup, are bottom dwelling carnivores that travel in decent sized schools. Porgy is a great eating fish and a great way to acquaint newcomers and children into sportfishing.

 

BLUEFISH - A popular gamefish the bluefish is a moderately proportioned fish. Its single row of teeth in each jaw is uniform in size, knife-edged, and sharp. They are a very aggressive and strong fighting fish. Bluefish are found in a wide variety of places.

 

STRIPED BASS - Stripers are atop the most sought after. Found in a variety of places; from inshore areas to offshore water reefs and ledges. Striped Bass are typically caught throughout the entire fishing season. 

 

COD - Cod are a white meat fish and excellent for eating. They are bottom feeders that frequent offshore sunken debris and can be found on rocky and gravel bottoms. Cod can be caught year round.

SEA BASS - Sea bass are caught late summer thru December. A tasty eating fish. They can be found in inshore waters (bays and sounds) and in deeper offshore waters. They spend most of their time close to the sea floor and often congregate around bottom formations such as rocks, man-made reefs, wrecks, jetties, piers, and bridge pilings.

 

TAUTOG - Tautog, also known as Blackfish are a white meat fish and superb for eating. This species inhabits hard substrate habitats in inshore waters. They can be a tricky fish to catch at times and one of the more difficult for the beginners to catch. 

 

FLUKE - Fluke fishing is a favorite summer pastime. A fun fish to catch and an even more delicious one to eat. These flat fish occupy sandy and gravel bottoms. Interestingly, all fluke are flounder but not all flounder are fluke. Left-side up flounder are flukes, and right-side up flounders are called flounders. Flukes are also called “summer flounder,” and flounder, or right-side fish, are called “winter flounder.”