Freshwater anglers are reporting good largemouth bass results, although a finesse presentation or bouncing a topwater frog has been required. Fluke action remains decent enough to put together some decent catches, while the sea bass season has fired right up, and the scup bite is getting better by the day. Bluefish are everywhere and are willing to tear up just about any offering you throw at them.
The usual go-to artificials, along with live bait are producing fish from 20-inches to 40-pounds, with plenty of slot fish in the mix. The striped bass fishing remains consistent as ever, and a nice push of larger fish have joined the party over the past few days across Rhode Island. The fishing should only improve from here, especially with the upcoming new moon, get a spot aboard Tall Tailz before it’s too late!ĭustin, at Rhode Island Kayak Fishing Adventures told me the remains hot across Southern New England. The bottom fishing took a turn for the better this week, with steady catches of sea bass since the opener, along with some better fluke results in 30-50 feet of water. The bay is still producing consistently, but the south facing reefs and rockpiles are producing much better, so it’s easy to get away from the crowds and find some fish. They’re managing steady catches of bass from 20-40-pounds, along with an increased number of slot fish for those looking to fill the cooler. Connor, at Tall Tailz Charters has seen more of the same red-hot fishing over the past week.
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