Connecticut Fishing Report Highlights Strong Bass and Sea Bass Activity
The Connecticut fishing scene is experiencing a robust period, with reports indicating a strong bass bite and improving sea bass activity. According to Matt Stone from Black Hall Outfitters in Westbrook, anglers are finding success with GT Eels, spoons, and live eels during the day, while nighttime fishing in shallower waters is yielding results with live eels and large soft plastics. The sea bass bite is particularly strong on the New York side of the Sound, with Daiwa SK Jigs performing well. Fluke fishing is gradually improving, though without a consistent pattern, and scup fishing remains productive in shallow waters. Heather from the Black Hawk in Niantic reports excellent bottom fishing trips, with porgies, sea bass, and triggerfish being caught. Captain Chris Oliver of Keepin’ It Reel Sportfishing notes a successful week of tuna fishing, with bluefin being caught closer to home. The overall fishing forecast suggests continued opportunities for striped bass, scup, and sea bass, with potential early a...