We started of on Coxes and had much slower fishing then we had on our last trip down there. Full moon tides made the drift so quick that 20 oz of lead was tough to hold bottom, so we left the cod grounds early and headed inshore to Block to go fluking. After a couple of drifts we got a good drift going and had phenomenal fishing. Mostly keepers and quality fish up to 7.9 lbs. By the end of the afternoon we had around 40 keepers for just the afternoon of fishing. From there we headed into Block Island and tied up for the night allowing everyone to go out for dinner and drinks. The next morning we headed out and started off sea bassing and got a quick load of nice fish, we then headed off fluking. We got back to where we were fishing the day before but couldn't get a drift going with wind against tide. We bounced our way from Block back to Montauk fluking and picking a few fish here and there, along with a couple more seabass. We also kept a handful of jumbo porgies. After that we went striped bass fishing and had a couple bass and some blues but nothing great. By the end of the trip everyone had a good pile of fish to go home with. We have another one of these over nighters going this up coming weekend and we have some open spots so give the office a call and jump on!
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