Capt. Mark of the Celtic Quest Fleet out of Port Jefferson reported action in Port Jefferson is good on porgies in the deeper drops. It's not a bail job but a steady pick. A few sea bass are in the mix. Over in Mattituck fluking has proved to be tough with only a handful seen each day. Sea bass action is okay and there are porgies there for those who want them. On Sunday the surprise fish of the week came up; it was a cobia that hit clam bait.

Capt. Mark, part of the Celtic Quest Fleet in Mattituck reports the boat is picking away at monster sea bass and jumbo fluke.as well as jumbo porgies. The boat is back up and running and will continue to pursue Mattituck monster sea bass, fluke and scup. A cobia was caught and released on Sunday and a few keeper striped bass have also been mixing in. Don't forget, the boat sails from the former Capt. Bob Dock in Mattituck sailing 7 A.M. to 2 P.M. daily.

Capt. Mark of the Celtic Quest Fleet reports the boat is back up and running and has been banging away at a bunch of Mattituck monster sea bass and fluke this week. Some big scup and keeper striped bass have also been mixing in. Don't forget, the boat sails from the former Capt. Bob Dock in Mattituck sailing 7 A.M. to 2 P.M. daily.

Capt. Mark of the Celtic Quest Fleet reports the boat is back up and running and has been banging away at a bunch of Mattituck monster sea bass and fluke this week. Some big scup and keeper striped bass have also been mixing in. Don't forget, the boat sails from the former Capt. Bob Dock in Mattituck sailing 7 A.M. to 2 P.M. daily.