Stripers, flounder, and salmon made up the bulk of this week’s reporting, with a bit of bass fishing mixed in. Everyone is reporting lots of big stripers around, despite recent storms over the last weekend. Reports of flounder, tautog, and big stripers in and around Boston Harbor dominated reports. Plum Island and the Merrimack River are still producing big stripers, but freshwater in the river has slowed some areas and techniques down a bit. Salmon fishing on Sebago, Winnipesaukee, and Wi …

We hope you had a great Memorial Day Weekend and got some time to fish! From most accounts, feeling fishy wasn’t too difficult. Stripers are here in droves, and some nice fish too. Salmon fishing on Sebago has been excellent this season. Flounder are feeding in the harbors, trout are biting in rivers, ponds, and lakes, and bass are in spawning mode. This coming week, we should see more stripers moving north and into rivers and estuaries. Maine:Greg Cutting at Jordan’s Store i …

More summer-like weather has arrived and it seems like every angler is taking advantage of it. Striped bass have continued moving up the New England coast, with really good numbers of big fish being reported. Flounder are finally beginning to bite in Massachusetts waters. Trout fishing remains steady and good. Trolling for salmon and trout has still been productive, despite loads of rain last week. Bass fishing has really kicked off in the past few days with the warmer temps. Expect striper numb …

We are hearing that Sebago Lake now has a bit of competition now that NH Fish and Game stocked brood stock landlocked salmon up to 8 pounds in Winnisquam Lake. Those fish have not only been stocked but are reportedly biting good. Most local trout waters are firing on all cylinders. Bass are on beds to the south and moving into spawning areas in central and northern New England. Haddock are finally biting very well. Striped bass continue to move up the coastline and will be increasing throughout …

We are getting confirmed reports of fresh striped bass in Boston Harbor and the Merrimack River. A few warm days should warm the oceans up a bit and push more stripers further north. Trout have been stocked all over and anglers are filling their creels. Smallmouth bass are moving onto beds in southern New England and are actively hitting surface baits. Haddock are being caught, but the weather has been making the fishing tough most days. All the larger salmon lakes seem to be producing good numb …