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Tautog season in Long Island Sound kicks off strong, and massive stripers invade the south shore beaches from Montauk to the West End.

Big fluke hang near the inlets, striper fishing shows promise before impending storms, and productive bottom fishing for scup and sea bass continues.

Albies are biting around the inlets and beaches, meanwhile the back bays hold quality fluke and weakfish.

Cobia, sharks and tuna stalk bunker pods while fluke fishing improves around the Forks and into Long Island Sound.

A homesick Kathy Letts found features of New South Wales, where she grew up, a bit closer to home

Long Island Fishing Report – July 22, 2021 Fishing Report For Long Island Frank from Bernie’s Bait and Tackle in Brooklyn says Spanish mackerel have entered the scene en masse. Some areas are holding them especially well, like Breezy. Check ‘em out at sunrise, when they’ll be schooling up and attacking the small bait. Dolphins have been seen feeding upon them, which must be a really cool sight. Guys are coming in to buy lots of jigs to target the Spanish mackerel. Word is they’re als...