August 31, 2026 - 10:58:14
“The Monster Ledge still giving up some bluefin,” said Tim from Bahrs Landing Marina. Spreader bars are being intercepted by 30- to 40-pound thynnus. Also striking the spreads are hefty false albacore.
August 31, 2026 - 10:57:48
I checked with Tim over at Bahrs Landing Marina and he echoed a lot of our previous reports. When it comes to the fluke anglers have to have patience and pick through the shorts for their keepers. Cocktails, snappers, spot and porgies are providing some good light tackle sport in the back bay. If you are going to be fishing outside take some heavier gear as the mixed size blues, Bonito, Spanish macs and albies, along with a few cobia are in good supply. Lastly he said some of the best bottom fishing in the waters around the wind farms. He also got reports of some mahi being caught at the lobster pots with some bigger mahi being caught farther out.
August 24, 2026 - 10:24:00
“The Bacardi and Monster Ledge. Mostly smaller bluefin but pockets of some bigger ones,” shared Tim from Bahrs Landing Marina, adding that chunked butterfish, livelined squid and trolled ballyhoo are all getting it done. Plenty of mahi, mostly on the smaller side, around the pots in the Mud Hole being caught on pitched bait and jigs.
August 24, 2026 - 10:23:45
Another person hoping for a good September was Tim over at Bahrs Landing Marina. He said since everything was late this year there is a good chance that the summer will be late in leaving as well. Most anglers picked away at the fluke most of the summer having to pick through all the short fish to get a few keepers. Tim said traditionally the last part of the season is when the bigger fish are more prevalent. It is the same with the tuna fishing. September is usually the start of some better bluefin, yellowfin, bigeye and mahi fishing.