This recent striped bass fishing charter aboard Tuna Hunter Fishing Charters limited out on slot-sized striped bass – hard to do since most of the stripers caught are above the slot... The post Striped Bass Fishing Awesome on Tuna Hunter Bass Charters first appeared on Tuna Hunter Fishing Charters.

Some people are great anglers and also just plain lucky.  Take this 98 inch bluefin tuna caught aboard  Tuna Hunter Fishing Charters Check out that tail-wrap and the location of... The post Tailwrapped! Bluefin Tuna Tail-Hooked first appeared on Tuna Hunter Fishing Charters.

Our anglers are having fantastic luck fishing lately!

A great 12 hour trip! The main thing is all the anglers listened to the crew and followed their advice.  We taught them all the tips and tricks and they caught a lot of fish!

A great day on the water and it turned out to be quite a successful day of angling with a lot of nice Haddock and occasional Pollock.

Congratulations to Sam and Chris from Connecticut on catching their 600lb Bucket List Bluefin Tuna aboard Tuna Hunter Fishing Charters on their July 4th weekend offshore tuna fishing charter trip... The post 600lb Bucket List Bluefin Tuna for Sam & Chris – Great Fishing Charter first appeared on Tuna Hunter Fishing Charters.

Half day fishing was great today!  We saw lots of variety with Haddock Ling Redfish and Whiting!

Fathers day half day fishing was action packed and a great time for everyone!

Lake Webster- Water temps are 74-76 degrees bass are into there summer time patterns in depths from 10-30 feet. Dropshot topwaters crankbaits and jigs are producing a lot of good fish. Fishing Guide: Cory Gillis The post Webster Lake Fishing Report June19th 2023 appeared first on North East Bass Guide.

The bite was steady before the morning tide change and customers landed some nice haddock.

Fishing was slow to start but picked up strong around 10:00am after the tide change. A move a little farther north in the afternoon produced larger haddock and pollock.

Fishing  trips have had good action lately.  However the biggest issue we are having is trying our best to avoid the massive schools of Codfish that dominating most of the traditional fishing grounds.