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October 05, 2026 - 10:51:02

With limits of tog and sea bass all week long Capt. Jason of Little Sister Charters said the water cleared much earlier than expected after the storm and it’s been limit catches of tog and sea bass although the topwater bite may have temporarily been blown out by the rain and wind. With all the stripers still on their way down from Maine and Boston there will be plenty of topwater action during the coming weeks.

September 28, 2026 - 10:44:58

The wind has been awful according to Capt. Jason of Little Sister Charters who said it began last Wednesday and just kept on blowing all week long. He was into some good black sea bass and tautog fishing along with the blues and bonito that have been working the Westport shoreline. This would be a good time to get on his mailing list and keep in touch with his discussions on marine fisheries.


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phone: 617-755-3740

With decades of experience fishing throughout Southern New England, Capt. Jason Colby of Little Sister Charters is a true specialist in light tackle angling.  From striped bass and bluefish to bottom fish such as winter flounder, fluke, sea bass and blackfish; he is the man to call for an exciting trip on the water, especially when shared between your family and friends.  His 31-foot Contender with twin Yamaha F300’s ensure you get to your spot fast and safe, along with a Minn-Kota trolling motor to keep you “anchored” as needed. Prospective clients are urged to check out Jason’s information page to see which species are in season and biting well. During the month of May (only), he launches out of Sesuit Harbor, targeting winter flounder. Then from June and throughout the summer and into late fall his time is spent out of Westport, MA, targeting everything from stripers and blues, to a long list of bottom fish such as fluke, sea bass, and tautog.  Late summer and early fall have occasional mid-shore mahi openings, so be sure to keep an eye out for your next trip.  Weekends fill up quick so reserve your spot today!