Migration Destination Outfitters
Southold Fishing Charters.
Doing fishing charters in Southold, NY, we are blessed to be surrounded by and have access to some of the greatest fisheries on the east coast. May-July we're targeting giant trophy sized striped bass with bucktails, topwater lures, and paddletails. July-October we run offshore trips for bluefin tuna, mahi mahi, yellowfin and we still run plenty of inshore trips for striped bass, fluke, weakfish, bluefish, seabass etc.
We fish anywhere from the Peconic bays, Orient, Fishers Island, Block Island, Montuak, and beyond!
Southold/Greenport, NY
Southold, New York is located on Long Island’s North Fork. On most days from May until October you can expect a heart pounding, topwater fishing experience with light tackle and a variety of lures. Aside from being such geographical anomaly, the North Fork of Long Island is one of the furthest points of land into the Northern Atlantic. This makes the North Fork a destination for hundreds of migrating species every year. In the spring, inshore game fish such as striped bass, summer flounder, bluefish, false albacore, and black sea bass migrate north following the shore lines of the east coast. Offshore game fish we target include blue fin tuna, yellow fin tuna, mahi-mahi, and sharks. Being one of the furthest points east, the North Fork draws millions of fish around its shoreline. Giant breeder stripers migrate up the Hudson River to spawn and then migrate into the Long Island Sound, where they head west. Being in Southold, we are smack dab in the middle of two colliding world class saltwater fisheries.
Niantic, CT
The Long Island Sound along South Eastern Connecticut becomes alive with trophy sized striped bass in the months of May and June. The breeder sized striped bass (the biggest) migrate up the Hudson River to spawn in April/May. In May/June they start to transition into their post spawn feeding frenzy as they come back down the Hudson. As the hungry giants exit the Hudson in droves, they are funneled straight into the Long Island Sound. Fun fact, the world record striped bass at 81 lbs., was caught in 2011, right next door in Westbrook, CT
We offer pickups in Niantic!
