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Does an extremely Cold Winter Delay the Start of Fishing Season ?
When winter digs in harder than usual deep freezes, snowpack that lingers, ice in back bays and even in the East River. Anglers start asking the same nervous question: Is spring fishing going to be late this year? With Striped Bass opening April 15, and March/April usually acting as the temperature “switch” that sparks striped bass movement, an unusually cold winter can matter but not in a simple, one-way. Let’s break down what really happens beneath the surface. ❄️ How a Bru


Fishing With a View Westchester’s only East River charter
There’s fishing… and then there’s fishing with a view. At Bluefin Sound Charters, we are the only charter in Westchester offering guided fishing trips through the East River. This is a one of a kind experience that combines serious fishing with some of the most iconic views in the world. The East River Isn’t for Everyone The East River is not easy to navigate. Heavy currents, tight structure, commercial traffic, and constantly changing tides make it one of the most demanding


The Long Island Sound Runs: What I’ve Seen Change Over 20 Years
I’ve already written a general blog about striped bass migration where they spawn, how they move, and why certain times of year. This one is different. I want to dive into the big difference between the spring and fall runs and explain why I believe this shift is happening. The spring run remains red hot. Striped bass are moving in numbers, and it’s hands down the best time of year to target big, angry fish. We catch them every way imagina
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