Block Island striped bass fishing has picked up to its yearly peak. Bass in the 30 to 50lb class have been abundant every lure has been working if you cast it the fish will eat it.

As the season progresses we are seeing an increase in the number of weakfish, fluke, bass and blues. Team White Water participated in the Billys By the Bay fluke tournament to support locals in need, it was slow for most but were able to catch a good amount of weakfish, handful of fluke, bluefish, and porgys. During the trip we were able to catch the 1st place winner weakfish. Book your trip soon to lock in your spot.

An abundance of Striped Bass are all along eastern Long Island. Striped bass weighing anywhere from 10 lbs to 50 lbs are feeding on bunker, sandworms, and small bait; They are eating anything and everything. Bluefish have been mixed in with some Striped Bass Schools; An abundance of Large Bluefish can be found in shallow waters finning at the surface.

Some really good fishing has continued into july. Still seeing great numbers of bass with lots of keeper size. Fluke has really turned on in the bay. Offshore a decent pick of yellowfin and bluefin continues about one hour from the dock

Striped bass fishing remains excellent. Full limits on every trip with many fish released. Fluke fishing seems to be improving by the day with some sea bass and porgies mixed in for good measure.