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Ready for some serious rod-bending action? Our 6-hour extended half-day trip out of Greenport is all about putting you on the fish. We're talking striped bass and bluefish, two of the hardest-fighting gamefish in these waters. Whether you're a seasoned angler or just getting your feet wet, this private charter for up to six is your ticket to an afternoon and evening of non-stop fishing excitement. We've got all the gear and know-how to make sure you're in the right spots at the right time.
Picture this: You're cruising out of Greenport as the afternoon sun starts to dip, the salty breeze in your face. We're not messing around - this trip is all about maximizing your time on the water and getting you into the thick of the action. You'll be working with top-notch gear, learning the ropes (literally) from our experienced crew. We'll hit up the local hotspots where the stripers and blues are known to hang out. It's hands-on fishing all the way - you'll be casting, jigging, and maybe even live-lining if the conditions are right. And when those fish start hitting? Hold on tight, 'cause it's gonna be a wild ride.
We don't just toss lines in the water and hope for the best. Nah, we're way more strategic than that. Depending on what the fish are doing, we might start off trolling some deep-diving plugs along the rips. If we're marking bait on the fish finder, we'll switch it up to jigging or live-lining bunker. As the sun starts to set, that's when things can really heat up. We'll break out the topwater lures and watch those blues and stripers absolutely demolish them on the surface. It's the kind of heart-pounding action that keeps anglers coming back for more. And don't worry if you're new to this - we'll walk you through every technique until you're fishing like a pro.
"My fellow fishermen if you are looking for a great day of fishing look no further than Kevin "The Boss" Moss and North Fork Fishing Charters. I have been on many trips with Kevin and his awesome mate Pete and the rods bend from the first drop until the third whistle. Pete is so helpful tying rigs, prepping bait and of course filleting the days catch and Kevin works hard doing whatever it takes to find the fish. Give 'em call to get out đŁđŁ" - Todd
"Great day of Fishing with Kevin and Pete. Nonstop rod bending action on fish up to 6lbs for me. Lost count of the amount of keepers we had to throw back. If you want a good experience blackfishing get out and fish with these guys. You won't regret it" - Justin
Striped Bass are the rockstars of the Northeast coast. These silver-sided bruisers can grow over 50 pounds, and even a "schoolie" in the 5-10 pound range will give you a run for your money. They're smart, they're strong, and when they hit your lure, it's like you've hooked a freight train. Stripers love to hang around structure, so we'll be working the edges of channels, rocky outcroppings, and anywhere bait is congregating. The best part? They feed actively in low light, which is why our afternoon-to-evening trip timing is perfect for targeting these bad boys.
Now, let's talk Bluefish. If Stripers are the rockstars, Blues are the punk rockers of the sea. These toothy critters are all attitude, and pound-for-pound, they might just be the hardest fighting fish in these waters. They travel in schools and when they're in a feeding frenzy, it's pure chaos on the water. Blues will hit just about anything that moves, and when they do, hold on tight. They're known for their blistering runs and acrobatic jumps. Size-wise, we typically see them in the 2-10 pound range, but bigger "gator blues" aren't uncommon. The fight these fish put up is so good, you almost forget how tasty they are on the grill.
Look, if you're after a fishing trip that delivers the goods, this is it. Six hours of prime fishing time, targeting two of the most exciting gamefish in the Northeast, with all the gear and expertise you need to make it happen. We're talking about the kind of trip where time flies by because you're too busy fighting fish to notice. Whether you're looking to scratch that fishing itch, want to treat some friends or clients to a day on the water, or just need to escape the grind for a while, we've got you covered. Spots fill up fast, especially during peak season, so don't wait. Give us a call, lock in your date, and get ready for some serious fishing action out of Greenport. Trust me, your only regret will be not booking sooner. Let's go fishing!
May 16, 2024
Great day of Fishing with Kevin and Pete. Nonstop rod bending action on fish up to 6lbs for me. Lost count of the amount of keepers we had to throw back. If you want a good experience blackfishing get out and fish with these guys. You wonât regret it
May 9, 2024
Bluefish are the bulldogs of our local waters - aggressive, hard-fighting, and a blast to catch. These choppers typically range from 3 to 15 pounds, with a bluish-green back and sharp teeth that'll slice through your line if you're not careful. Look for them in bays, tidal rivers, and along sandy beaches, especially during summer months. They're known for their feeding frenzies, churning up the water as they attack bait schools. Anglers love blues for their explosive strikes and the challenge they present on light tackle. For the best action, try early morning or evening when they're actively feeding near the surface. Here's a tip: use wire leaders to prevent bite-offs, and try fast-retrieving shiny lures to trigger their predatory instincts. While some folks find larger blues a bit strong-tasting, smaller ones make for great eating when prepared fresh.

Stripers are the rockstars of our local waters. These powerful fish can grow up to 40 pounds, with distinctive dark stripes running along their sides. You'll find them cruising near structures like reefs, sandbars, and drop-offs, often in moving waters close to shore. Spring and fall are prime seasons, as they migrate through our area. Anglers love stripers for their strong fights and excellent table fare. To up your odds, try fishing early morning or late evening when they're most active near the surface. A local trick: use live bait like herring or eels to entice these finicky predators. Whether you're a seasoned pro or new to fishing, landing a striper is always a thrill. Just remember, they can be picky eaters, so patience and the right bait are key to success.

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My fellow fishermen if you are looking for a great day of fishing look no further than Kevin âThe Bossâ Moss and North Fork Fishing Charters. I have been on many trips with Kevin and his awesome mate Pete and the rods bend from the first drop until the third whistle. Pete is so helpful tying rigs, prepping bait and of course filleting the days catch and Kevin works hard doing whatever it takes to find the fish. Give âem call to get out đŁđŁ