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Striped bass, weakfish and porgies steady fishing

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Striped bass trips are consistent with fish into the upper teens.
Weakfish and porgies have been steady on half day trips in the bay.

Author: Rob Spitzenberg

https://longevitysportfishing.com

Lifelong resident of Long Island and holder of United States Coast Guard (USCG) Masters (Captains) License - Near Coastal 100 Ton since 1990. 2025 will be my 35th year fishing 200 – 210 days each year.

Author: Rob Spitzenberg

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Striped bass, weakfish and porgies steady fishing

Author: Rob Spitzenberg

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