The Bruno Family enjoyed a morning aboard the Elizabeth. Katie and Emily saw tons of fluke action. Katie caught a keeper fluke, a skate, and a sea robin and couldn't have been happier. Emily had many throw backs and enjoyed baiting the hooks.

Red Pepper Theiss, Sue, Nick, Jeff, Bill, and Mike enjoyed a half day striped bass, fluke, and sea bass fishing. Nick had a birthday bass of 30 lbs. Jeff had the biggest sea bass at 6 lbs. Thanks for a nice day.

Phil, Kevin, Walrus, Big, Romo, and Rene did a full day. The day started diamond jigging, with bass weighing 35 and 38 lbs. Romo caught the biggest sea bass of the day on a diamond jig. The Walrus caught some kelp. The guys switched modes to sea bass and fluke. By days end, a bushel of sea bass was aboard and a few fluke. Thanks again. Looking forward to September. The end-of-day wraps were awesome, Jay.

Dave and the boys came out to try their luck again, after last year's performance. The boys were not disappointed. With some big bass up to 43lbs caught, the day turned out to be quite a good one.

Ron and Krystal Pescador, along with the California kid Daniel, decided for to go for an off shore shark trip. Within minutes, the first shark was hooked and at day's end ten or so more were released. On the way in, one stop produced two beautiful bass for Daniel, at the same time.Thanks for a great day and your continued business. We look forward to seeing you again.

Andy, Tim, Oscar, Dave, Ray and Dan enjoyed some nice Montauk weather, a few beers, and some bass for dinner.

Tooth aches, no legs, and good fishing was a deadly combination for Tom, Richie, Bob, Claude, and John. The fish were caught and it was time to head back to the barn, a little bit later for the taste of some, but just fine for the others.

Cory, Laura, Lynne, and Matthew enjoyed a nice morning fishing for striped bass.

PB&J wrap maker extraordinaire Phil Davey, Steve, Terry, and Dave had a beautiful day fishing on Monday. The crew trolled their limit of striped bass, and also managed 4 keeper fluke, along with quite a few throwbacks. See you in a week Phil, "Get Some"

Carmine Pagano, along with family and friends, enjoyed a Father's Day afternoon fishing trip. Fishing was a little tough, so some opted to catch up on some sleep, while father Carmine stayed at the rail working hard to bring home Father's Day dinner. Thank you so much for your continued patronage.

The Schorns, Joe (Father Time), Ed, Phil, Greg, and Billy Sullenberg did a full day trip. The boys did a little trolling for striped bass, then switched to fluke fishing. After managing a few keepers, they returned to bassing for a nice end to the day.

A very wet morning didn't stop Roger Powell and Louis Ruggiero from showing their rod and reel skills. The guys trolled their limit of bass, and then did a little fluking with a 9 pounder to end the day.

An beautiful afternoon with John, Bob, Ray the Porgie Prince, Mick, Larry, and Jerry saw some great bass action on the parachutes. Then they switched over to try their luck fluking, with Ray landing a 7 pounder and Bobby catching a nice sea bass.

Jim, George, John, Bob, Richie, and Steve came aboard for a morning trip. The weather was rainy, but the fishing was red hot. The boys used diamond jigs and parachutes to catch about 40 bass, 14 blues, 6 porgies, and a seabass. Thanks again and see you soon.

Long time friend and patron Bobby, from Alltech Car Care in Commack, is sporting some stylish 1970s hair for a morning trip aboard the Elizabeth. Rock On!!

Monday's afternoon trip had a lot of laughs and a nice day fishing, thanks to cooperative bass fishing.

Shawn Talamanco, Gene Battle, and Dan Disisto stated the day diamond jigging, where Dan managed to catch a couple quick bass. Then the boys switched to trolling, finishing out the limit of bass before fluking. With some rough weather, the boys managed to catch a 3 keeper fluke in a short time before heading home. Thanks very much.

BAE charter had an enjoyable day fishing. They trolled up the limit of stripers on chutes and then fluked, where the boys managed 6 keepers up to 6.5 lbs. Thanks for your continued patronage.

Terry Curtain, Tony, Christine, and Dan came out for a morning trip. They started the day trolling parachutes for bass around the lighthouse, then turned focus toward fluke, catching and releasing quite a few before calling it a day.

New customers Mike Nagle, Jeff Eagan, John "Bigbone" Gaynor, Roger, John Nagle and John Waldren fished diamond jigs around the Porgy Hump and Great Eastern for a limit of stripers, then switched the day over to fluke fishing, managing 4 keeper fluke. Thanks for the buisness and laughs.

Tony Patrone, Vinny, Brucie the Pants, Marlin Man, Tim, and the Mustache came out for a half day diamond jigging. The day started slow, with Vinny accidentally hooking one. After a little moving around, the fishing turned red hot, with about 40 bass being caught for the day.

Mario and friends enjoyed a half day fishing with a limit of striped bass, returning many more. Thanks and hope to see you soon!

Adam Kaplan and friends limited out on bass and had several more for release. Thanks for coming guys.