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Fluke fishing around the rivers, beaches and bays remains productive, and offshore anglers enjoy tuna, mahi and wahoo.

Ocean fluking picks up steam, striper fishing slows in the surf, while mahi and tuna fishing offshore remains steady.

Tuna have pushed into mid-shore waters, Spanish mackerel make an appearance, and fluking improves on the beaches.

Bass, blues and fluke are biting well in the surf; meanwhile, tuna fishing continues to steadily improve offshore.

Excellent fishing for fluke and black sea bass continues heading into Father's Day weekend.

Bass begin to show up in the surf, and bluefish join the bite in back bays; tautog season is coming to a close, but fluke season is opening!

Tautog fishing improves, striped bass begin to move into the surf, and winter flounder fishing remains futile.

Anglers are getting fish up to 40 inches from boats and Bayshore beaches, and everything from bloodworms to plugs seem to be working.

A recent cold snap shut down some reliable back-bay striper fishing, but with more bait around as we near April, fishing is just heating up.

There’s more February weather coming for the weekend, so options are limited. Still, anglers are catching fish through ice and on headboats.