Long Island, New York and Connecticut Fishing Maps and Nautical Charts
Long Island Sound is more than a 1,300 square miles with approximately 600 miles of shoreline. Here are Long Island Fishing Maps and Nautical Charts

Long Island Fishing Maps and Nautical Charts


Long Island Sound is more than a 1,300 square miles with approximately 600 miles of shoreline. The entire coastline of Connecticut and part of New York sit on Long Island Sound. The average depth is 60-120 feet deep. Temperatures run from near freeze in winter to around 70 in summer. Long Island Sound boasts more than 120 species of finfish, including 21 tropical species that stray here seasonally. At least 50 species spawn in the Sound. See this are on Google Maps.

Much of the saltwater sport fishing in both New York and Connecticut center in Long Island Sound. Featured species include Black Sea Bass, Bluefish, False Albacore, Summer Flounder, Striped Bass, Tautog, Weakfish and Winter Flounder, Scup.

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Long Island Sound West
Fishing traditionally runs from April through October along this 110 mile stretch. Despite being located within the most densely populated area in the U.S., the bite is almost always hot for striped bass, bluefish, weakfish, scup, black sea bass, tautog, fluke and winter flounder. Featured Species: Black Sea Bass, Bluefish, Flounder (Fluke), Scup, Striped Bass, Tautog, Weakfish and Winter Flounder
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Long Island Sound Central-Mattituck NY to Norwalk CT
Welcome to the Gold Coast, where turn-of-the-century tycoons spent their summers in huge mansions, many of which are open to the public. Saltwater anglers will find striped bass, bluefish and flounder across the seasons. Featured Species: Black Sea Bass, Bluefish, Flounder (Fluke), Scup, Striped Bass, Tautog, Weakfish, Winter Flounder
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Long Island Sound East-Montauk NY to Madison CT
In addition to the vast expanse of the sparkling Atlantic Ocean and Long Island Sound, the numerous inlets, bays and harbors surrounding Long Island are well known for exceptional fishing. Fluke, striped bass and bluefish are but a few of the fish available in this popular area. Featured Species: Black Sea Bass, Bluefish, Flounder (Fluke), Scup, Striped Bass, Tautog, Weakfish and Winter Flounder
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Long Island South-Jamaica Bay to Great South Bay
While heavily populated, the south shore of Long Island contains the most extensive acreage of tidal wetlands and the greatest diversity of habitat in New York. This makes for some great inshore fishing. Look for weakfish, fluke, winter flounder and blackfish in the bays and esturaries. False albacore, striped bass and bluefish migrate along the coast and even enter the inlets at peak season. Featured Species: Black Sea Bass, Bluefish, False Albacore, Summer Flounder, Striped Bass, Tautog, Weakfish and Winter Flounder
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Nantucket Sound-Montauk and Block Island
From May to November, the surrounding waters are often referred to as the "Bermuda of the North" because of the numbers of striped bass, bluefish, fluke and other species migrating into the area. Whether fishing the various island's inshore inlets, offshore banks, wrecks or reefs, you'll find more than enough to test your skills.
Featured Species: Black Sea Bass, Bluefish, False Albacore, Fluke, Scup, Striped Bass, Tautog, Weakfish and Winter Flounder
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Fire Island Inshore-Islip to Hampton Bays
Only 32 miles long, this well-known barrier island is home to 17 small summer communities, and is accessible only by ferry. These fabled waters are world famous for top-notch fishing with fluke, striped bass and weakfish just a few of the wide assortment of species available here. Featured Species: Black Sea Bass, Bluefish, Flounder (Fluke), Scup, Striped Bass, Tautog, Weakfish and Winter Flounder
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Gulf of Maine, Mass Bay Nantucket Shoals/Georges Banks Offshore MA, RI, CT, NY Offshore GPS Offshore Cape May, NJ to Cape Hatteras, NC
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Some Valuable Long Island Fishing and Flyfishing Links - Add your link here

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unting, or Flyfishing SiteExpedia.com - Excellent travel site, the one we use
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Info outside NCFishandGame.comLong Island Sound Exchange -- Good info
Info outside NCFishandGame.comLong Island Sound Fishing - We are docked in Old Saybrook CT. We fly and light tackle fish Connecticut, southern Rhode Island, and New York Waters

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