Spotlight on Long Island: Fishing Charter Boats on Long Island

Stop Fishing Around and Get “Reel”

Get off the seashore and get hooked on Long Island’s waterways via a fishing charter boat making your catch of the day your fresh meal for the night. It’s a fabulous way to spend half a day or a full day with family, with friends, or go alone and make new friends on any of these welcoming vessels. Let’s get “reel”. Summer on Long Island is not only about the beach and barbecues. It’s about experiencing as many activities as possible. Being a part of a charter boat fishing trip is one of these activities you should not miss. Pack a cooler with ice to keep the fish in, pack a personal cooler, pack sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat. The captain will supply poles and bait and even put the bait on the hooks for you. Cast your rod, take in the view, and enjoy one of your best days ever.

The Viking Fleet, Montauk

Offering four-hour morning trips, four-hour afternoon trips, and full-day trips, the Viking Fleet is a top-rated charter boat with a world-class fishing reputation. Porgy, seabass, fluke, and striped bass are the main types of fish you will catch. Upon request, the captain will clean and fillet the fish for you. This company also has boats available for private charters for both small and large groups. Another great offshore adventure that the Viking Fleet offers is a Whale Watching Cruise where sightings of whales, dolphins, sharks, and other marine life can be seen. If you want to witness an incredible sunset on the East End, board The Viking Fleet’s Montauk Sunset Cocktail Cruise. Advanced reservations for all excursions are a must and can be made online. GET THE DETAILS.

The Rosie, Center Moriches

Fluke fishing in the Great South Bay morning, afternoon, night, or all day is what The Rosie Fishing Boat offers. This vessel can hold up to only 78 people which makes the fishing experience more intimate. Captain Brian has more than 30 years of experience fishing Moriches Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. He and his crew are very sociable and make it a fun trip for all. They know the special spots where you will reel in fish. They take very good care of each customer providing poles and bait as well. Your only focus is to catch that fish. Advanced reservations are strongly recommended. GET THE DETAILS




Osprey Fishing Fleet, Port Jefferson

Since 1964, the Cash family has been operating the Osprey Fishing Fleet in Port Jefferson. Now, three generations later, it is a family tradition that maintains the same core values and love for fishing. It offers full-day, half-day, and evening fishing for porgies. Something very special and unique is that they have a 2.5-hour introduction to fishing for kids trip every Wednesday and Sunday in August from 9:00 AM to 11:30 AM. This family-friendly charter boat places safety above all so you can relax while your child is properly educated in the skill of fishing. Reservations can be made online. GET THE DETAILS.

Captain Lou Fleet, Freeport

All aboard the Captain Lou Fleet for a memorable adventure along the legendary, beautiful Nautical Mile. While fishing for fluke or seabass, discover the beauty at every angle from any of the very spacious, comfortable boats. There is a fully covered upper deck to provide shade and shelter. If you need to cool off, the cabin is climate-controlled for your comfort. Private charters are available for your special celebrations. There is a fishing trip for everyone, half-day, ¾ day, and all day. Reservations are a must and can be made online. GET THE DETAILS.

 

Andrea Peponakis

Andrea Peponakis is a retired foreign language teacher who then became a local newspaper journalist and local radio show host. Born and raised in Astoria, Queens and on Long Island, Andrea is now focusing on writing children’s books. The motivation to become an author was inspired by her three grandchildren. Her book, Grandma, Grandma, Tell Me More: My Family Loves Me, was featured at this year’s London Book Festival and at The LA Times Book Fair. Andrea currently resides on Long Island near her children and grandchildren. Her days are spent creating everlasting memories with her grandchildren and writing.

Andrea Peponakis

Andrea Peponakis is a retired foreign language teacher who then became a local newspaper journalist and local radio show host. Born and raised in Astoria, Queens and on Long Island, Andrea is now focusing on writing children’s books. The motivation to become an author was inspired by her three grandchildren. Her book, Grandma, Grandma, Tell Me More: My Family Loves Me, was featured at this year’s London Book Festival and at The LA Times Book Fair. Andrea currently resides on Long Island near her children and grandchildren. Her days are spent creating everlasting memories with her grandchildren and writing.

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