Archive: 2021

Capt J.R. reports an great trip on the Viking Star. They had some really excellent fishing during their first night. There were much larger sized Tuna than we have been seeing during our previous trips. Our largest Tuna of the trip was a 91 lb Yellow Fin, but was not entered in the pool. Fish…

Capt Dave reports good fishing today on the Viking Starship. Started the day inshore in the shallow water with tons of action, but smaller sized Sea Bass and Porgies. The boat bounced around a bit moving farther offshore looking for bigger sized fish and landed on a good spot. They fished in about 100 feet of water and pulled up some Large and Jumbo sized Porgies and some Big Sea Bass. In total the boat had about 15 keeper Cod Fish. Overall fishing was good, it took a minute to find the good sized fish, but when they did it was all large sized. The pool winner went to Mike Emmanoulidis from Union County, NJ with a 3.5lb Porgy. The edible pool winner went to Frank Eisma from Baltimore, MD with a 4.5lb Sea Bass.

Capt J.R. reports a good trip on the AM portion of the half day boat on the Viking Star. There was lots of action, Sea Bass and Porgies coming up all trip with rods bent all around the boat.The first place pool winner went to Chris Zuever from Massapequa, NY with a 3.75lb Sea Bass.

Capt Carl reports similar lackluster results on the Night Striped Bass trip again… although, we did see a couple of Striped Bass for the night. We found one little zone where we caught a slot limit keeper. The very next drift, we caught another Bass that was too big, and another that was too small. Then, unfortunately the night went quiet for the remainder. We only saw 1 Bluefish and a few SeaBass so all in all, it was quiet as the fall run has not yet begun.

Capt Steven Sr. reports great fishing on the Viking Star for the PM portion of the 1/2 day fishing.  Lots of action with plenty of Porgies, Sea Bass, Fluke and even a Trigger fish. The pool winner went to Keith McShane of Shirely, NY with a 3.5lb pound Trigger fish.

Capt Dave reports good fishing today on the Viking Starship. Made a couple drifts close to Block Island in the morning, had a plenty of Porgies and some Sea Bass. Conditions were nice for making the drift. Fishing slowed down a bit moving offshore, but there were still some really nice sized Sea Bass and a few Porgies. The first place pool winner went to Jose Fernandez from Brentwood with a 2.9lb Porgy. The edible pool winner went to Edward Pimentz with a 3.6lb Sea Bass.

Capt Steven Sr. reports a good pick of fish today on the Viking Star. There was a nice mix of good sized Porgies, Sea bass and Fluke. Conditions where a little bit windy, but overall good fishing considering.  The pool winner went to Tim Krawetz of Yorktown Heights, NY with a 4lb Fluke.

Capt. Dave reports very good fishing close to Block Island this morning, with lots of nice sized Porgies and some nice sized Sea bass. Went offshore later in the day, had bigger sized Porgies and Sea bass, but slower today because of the East wind. More Sea bass off the island then Porgies. The first place pool winner went to Thomas Pollock of Uniondale, NY with a 2.9 lb Porgy. The edible pool winner went to Carlos Cruz of Brentwood, NY with a 4.3 lb Sea bass.

Capt. JR reports a good morning aboard the viking Star. We caught mostly Porgies and Seabass today with a few Flukes in the mix. The pool winner was James Massa from Watermill, NY, with a 4.25 lb Seabass. The second pool winner was Caden Smith from Mount Sinai, NY, with a 3.75 lb Porgy.

Capt. Dave reports a slow start to the trip over by the Lighthouse this morning. Over by the Lighthouse we caught some small to medium size Seabass but because of the storm our fishing grounds were all messed up so we wanted to try something a little different and went off to the East. Over in the deeper water we caught tons of Seabass and some nice size Porgies. Overall we had a pretty decent pick today with lots of medium to large Seabass and some medium to Jumbo Porgies. There was a tie for the pool today; Samuel Gomez from Islip, NY, and K.T. Morris from Westchester, NY, with a 2.3 lb Seabass.