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Got to the spot and it game on two man crew with over a dozen fish to 37in

Steady bite remains with fish to 43in this morning come on down and get in on this

Easter weekend was very productive (during the right tides) while targeting striped bass on soft plastics. These fish were in the salt, with some pushing 30”. On Saturday, 12 year old - Josh hooked and landed a 30” striped bass during a great father & son trip under the high sun! I expect the fishing to improve with each passing day, going forward and it should be in full swing by the beginning of May! Prime time is NOW through June for your best shot at a striper of a lifetime! Book Now!

Water temps are on the rise and it will not be long befor the fishing is in full swing, fish are starting to get active in the river and starting to take small flies and lures. Over the next few weeks fishing will continue to pick up and hopefully if weather holds we will have a fantastic spring

Its starting to get cold but the fish are still active and intrested in taking flies and lures ... Merry Christmas everyone ?

Clinton, CT Fall Fishing Report As autumn paints the Connecticut shoreline in rich hues of red and gold, Clinton's coastal waters continue to promise excitement for anglers. Here's what’s biting and where to cast your line: Black Sea Bass & Striped Bass As October wrapped up, the frenzy for black sea bass and striped bass began to wane. With cooling water temperatures, these fish have started their migration or moved to deeper waters, making catches less predictable—but not impossible for the determined angler. Tautog (Blackfish) Take the Spotlight Tautog season is in full swing, and the bite has been phenomenal! These hard-fighting bottom dwellers are keeping rods bent and spirits high. Targeting depths of 15–30 feet with green or Asian shore crabs has yielded excellent results, with many anglers landing tautog well above the legal size limit. Hot Spots to Explore Clinton Reef: Perfect for tautog enthusiasts, with rocky bottoms and ledges teeming with life. Six Mile Reef: A well-known structure offering consistent tog action. Harbor Channels: Submerged wrecks and pilings are prime hiding spots for tautog this time of year. Tips for Success Gear Up: Opt for medium-heavy tackle with a sensitive rod tip to feel even the slightest tog bites. Choose the Right Bait: Green crabs work wonders—cut them in half to release their scent and attract fish. Anchor with Precision: Position your boat directly over structure to maximize your chances of a strike.