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Portland | Yarmouth Maine | Striped Bass Fishing Reports | 2025
Page is being updated May, 2025
Join us Jan 11th at the Bears Den for the release of the new T&T 88 awesome rod we are proud to be a part of.
Hatch Outdoors stepped up again with some wicked cool " art" on one of the best fly reel on the water today!! and once again they did it to support fisheries, Thank you to the team at Hatch!!!
With The ASMFC Striped Bass Management Board needing to fulfill their obligation to rebuild our striped bass fishery we need a watch dog & voice for Striped Bass and the group over a ASGA is on task to hold them accountable. Head over to the American Saltwater Guides Association to learn more about Striped Bass advocacy and current Issues.
With The ASMFC Striped Bass Management Board needing to fulfill their obligation to rebuild our striped bass fishery we need a watch dog & voice for Striped Bass and the group over a ASGA is on task to hold them accountable. Head over to the American Saltwater Guides Association to learn more about Striped Bass advocacy and current Issues.
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2019 Striper Migration Map---This year appears to be 1 or 2 weeks ahead of the slow start we experienced in 2018. Pre-spawn striped bass to 30 pounds have been moving into northern New Jersey. These fish are most likely Hudson stock, and they are taking advantage of the huge schools of bunker in the area. In Chesapeake Bay, the striper spawn is on in many of the rivers as surface water temperatures warm. Warming inshore waters have improved the bite for schoolie striped bass in the bays at the west end of Long Island and migratory schoolies are moving along the beaches. Follow along as we track the Striper Migration. You can help by contributing to our weekly map updates—simply share your striper fishing reports here, and on social media with tag #stripermigration. Click the Map for a link to on the water....
Maine Striper Season 2018
Happy July 4th!! As we move deeper into July my favorite time of the season for stripers starts to come more into play! sure the active feeds and high fish landed days are fun!! but I'm a flats guy and skinny water sight fishing is whats keeps me on the water year after year. Here is a cool article on the Northeast and the sight fishery we have, the reports from me will start to thin as I hold info a little more to myself this time of the year, but feel free to reach out any time and be sure to check back a few more reports yet to come.... Report 2 June 23 -2018 Portland area Casco Bay Maine Fishing Report Welcome Summer to Maine!!!! if the past week or so of available nice size fish on the flats is a inducator of the direction this season is going, -I’m stoked!!! The returning schoolies as a whole have a bit more size then the last couple of season as expected, what's really is nice is the large amount of 30 plus inch fish on the flats- that are more than willing to eat flies or soft plastics, this is just fun good fishing we are having!!! There is a lot of bait around the bay and the bass have spread out past just being near the major river systems, fishing the tide is key, both incomer and dropping are fishing well---- Sight Fishing has been very solid and when tide and sun match up it's just outstanding !!!! We boated the fish in the above photo at high noon in less than 2 ft of water, get in touch if you are needing more info or looking to get out and enjoy some very good fishing….. Capt Eric Wallace Quick Report from Maine Striper Fishing Blog. Report 1 June 10 -2018 Just getting back from the Keys after what was one of the wettest Mays on record the fishing in late April was off the charts good and was this past week once the sun came out so we could see what the heck was swimming around us. After a couple long days and a late night drive towing the skiff, the fly lines have been changed to cool water the Tarpon boxes put away and striper gear is ready to roll, I was able to get out a scout a few of the past mornings and happy to report found fish at every stop and saw very few anglers :)) size was all over the place from little schoolies to largest that landed was just under 30, Look to the weather to continue to warm and more bait and bass to fill in the area fishery. As the season progresses look for More reports posted here and on the Maine Striper Fishing Blog..... Water temps Portland, 55 Water temps Cape Cod 56 Water temps Casco Bay 54-61 on the flats 6-10-2018 As always feel free to reach out to us quick text works best, also remember to check out our blog.. link below Capt Eric Wallace 207-671-4330 |
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