New York Harbor Fishing Reports (March 2026)

Fishing reports straight from our guides in New York Harbor

Vinnie Calabro
Howard Beach, New York
Reported: 2 months ago

With the 2025 striper season ending just sharing some photos as the days wind down.

Vinnie Calabro Howard Beach, New York Reported: 2 months ago

With the 2025 striper season ending just sharing some photos as the days wind down.

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Eddie Endresen
Keyport, New Jersey
Reported: 5 months ago

Eddie Endresen Keyport, New Jersey Reported: 5 months ago

The ocean was calling, and Andrew and his crew answered, ready to chase their new personal bests. The fluke fishing was on fire, with the guys reeling in one beauty after another. But the real adrenaline rush came when Andrew's rod doubled over—a telltale sign of a true trophy. "This is a good one!" he yelled, and the battle began. Our mate, Rich, was on standby, net in hand, ready for the big moment. After a skillful fight, the prize was landed—a magnificent 7-pound fluke! The cheers and high-fives said it all; Andrew had smashed his personal best and landed a fish he won't soon forget. This is more than just a fishing trip; it's a chance to make epic memories and land the catch of a lifetime.

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Eddie Endresen
Keyport, New Jersey
Reported: 5 months ago

Eddie Endresen Keyport, New Jersey Reported: 5 months ago

Fluke Trip Report On our recent fluke trip, the action was nonstop! We had a great mix of experienced anglers and complete beginners on board, and everyone got in on the fun. The rods were bent all day long, with plenty of reeling to go around. We landed a good number of keepers and safely released many shorts to be caught another day. When the bite slowed down in one spot, we didn't wait around. We quickly moved to new, productive locations, and that strategy paid off in a big way. By the end of the day, we had 13 keeper fluke in the box, including a doormats that weighed up to six pounds. Back at the marina, our mate Rich provided top-notch service, expertly filleting and bagging everyone's catch and putting it on ice. All you had to do was grab your bag and head home to cook up a delicious dinner. We're more than a charter boat; we're a fishing adventure waiting to happen.