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BLUEFISH
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Best months: July through October Average size: 6 to 10 pounds (rarely over 20) Biggest fish last season: 16 pounds (36 inches) The best fighting fish in the sound! A full flavor. Excellent when smoked. |
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STRIPED BASS
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Best months: May, June, October Average size: about 10 pounds (will grow to large sizes over time) Biggest fish last season: 42 pounds (48 inches) Not as strong a fighter as bluefish but larger fish possible. Flavor is mild. Can be grilled, baked or broiled. |
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FLUKE
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Best months: July and August Average size: 2 to 4 pounds Biggest fish last season: 8.5 pounds (26 inches) Fun to catch on lighter tackle while drifting the beaches. Delicious mild tasting fillets that can be pan fried, deep fried, baked or broiled. |
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PORGY (SCUP)
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Best months: July, August, September to mid-October Average size: about 1 pound (10 inches) Biggest fish last season: 3 pounds (17 inches) Small but scrappy. Found in large schools can provide a ton of action for kids of all ages. A stronger flavor but very good fried or smoked. |
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SEA BASS
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Best months: September, October, November Average size: about 1 pound (12 inches) Biggest fish last season: 4 pounds (20 inches) Fun to catch drifting over rocky reefs. Terrific flavor and freeze very well. |
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TAUTOG (BLACKFISH)
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Best months: Mid-September through November Average size: about 4 to 6 pounds Biggest fish last season: 10 pounds (25 inches) A bang to catch using live bait in rocky areas. A delicious taste to their chunky fillets. Also freeze very well. |
