Near shore trolling will likely produce plenty of bites by bluefish, bonito, king and Spanish mackerel. Shark fishermen will enjoy a variety of shark species including tigers, makos, hammerheads, duskies, sandbars, sharpnose, and blacktips. Anglers will, however, find a few new additions. September September finds offshore fishermen having some of the best action of the season with marlin, tuna, and dolphin. Near shore fishing goes ballistic as anglers find excellent light tackle opportunities with false albacore, bluefish, bonito, sharks, trout, and croaker.
Wreck fishing for seabass and tautog begins to improve.
Bay anglers continue to catch a variety of flounder, bluefish, and trout. Striper fishing improves as bigger fish start showing up in and around the inlet area. Some of the best seabass fishing of the year over the wrecks and fishermen should have no problem catching their daily limit of nice size seatrout along with plenty of fat croaker, bluefish, and sharks. In October anglers find that the near shore shoals are loaded up with false albacore and bluefish. Tuna, dolphin and a few billfish can be found farther offshore.