The Reel Deal crew was into some quality bluefin off Cape Cod before weather and sea conditions took a turn for the worse.
With a strong Northeast wind settling in for a few days, it’s a good time to re-rig, re-organize, and re-group for the best of the fall offshore fishing.
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Delmarva
At the end of last week, boats out of Ocean City, Maryland continued to catch good numbers of marlin, and as the week progressed, mahi, yellowfin, and even some wahoo kept drags singing at the mid-Atlantic canyons.
New Jersey/New York
Mahi fishing is excellent while the mid-shore tuna continue to play hide and seek. The canyons, especially the Hudson, are pumping out yellowfin, with some bigeye and swordfish.
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- Read the Southern New Jersey Fishing Report
- Read the Northern New Jersey Fishing Report
- Read the Long Island/NYC Fishing Report
New England
Jig and pop opportunities continued for anglers off Rhode Island, while the giant fishing, along with some topwater action on 55- to 70-inch fish, kept fishermen busy from Cape Cod north.
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