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With 120-miles of shoreline, fishing and boating on Long Island is a popular activity. From renting private charters to fishing off the pier or shoreline, Long Island is the perfect setting to haul in some fresh catch. Here are our top picks for a trip of waterfront adventures on LI.
At Long Beach you’ll find a charter/party fleet for sport fishing, offering early morning bass runs and mid to full day charters. Come with a tent or a trailer if you intend on being outdoorsy and let the waves lull you to sleep at the nearby campsites at Lido Beach.
A modern gastropub with brick oven pizza and American fare, located on the Long Beach boardwalk.
Great for fish or general beach entertainment, Jones Beach features a long boardwalk, performance venues, vendors, a fishing station and more. Field 10 fishing station offers a pier to stand on, but other fields are also open to use.
Add To TripA Luxury Waterfront Inn located steps from the beautiful town of Bay Shore. The area features a great selection of high end, local seafood, and gastropub restaurants.
Stop by Captree State Park where you can fish off the pier, charter a boat or head down the Robert Moses Causeway and pick a spot with an ocean view for some surf casting. This is one of the top Suffolk County fishing spots and is a hotbed of fishing activities.
Add To TripTellers: An American Chophouse resides in a renovated 1927 grand stone bank building. The classic chophouse menu with local seafood and sushi selections is complemented by a diverse and imaginative international wine list. A regular recipient of Wine Spectator’s Best of Award of Excellence, the list of 1,000 labels is part of an 8,000-bottle wine cellar “kept safe” in the once bank vault.
The inlet features a tight channel at the Shinnecock East County Park, connecting Shinnecock Bay to the Atlantic Ocean. The fall is a great time for fishing here. This area is known for its large bass, blackfish, bluefish, false albacore, Spanish mackerel.
The Southampton Inn’s 90 luxury rooms are set on 5 manicured acres in Southampton village, within walking distance to village restaurants, boutiques, museums, galleries and nightlife. Dine at Claude’s Restaurant on property.
The end of Long Island, great for surf casting from the rocky path behind the lighthouse or out among the waves in waders. The town holds many fishing competitions including an annual shark tournament for those looking for a test of skill. A trip through Montauk is a truly scenic experience, especially when the summer rush has ended and we are into fall.
Add To TripMTK Lobster House’s original location is a staple in the local community of Montauk. Take part in their popular program “You Hook’Em, We Cook’Em.”
First built in 1967, The Surf Lodge has become an international, much sought-after destination for local and international travelers looking for the perfect place for relaxing, wellness, sunshine, surfing, fishing, exceptional dining and unparalleled majestic sunsets.
Laurel Lake is fed by the Peconic River and is an incredibly serene area. You can fish around the perimeter or rent a small boat, but be ready to carry it as the lake is only accessible by foot. This spot is great for early morning and dusk fishing. The lake is in the heart of Long Island’s famous wine and farm country. Later in the day head out to Orient Point where you’ll find fishing charters and surf casting.
Greenport has a rich maritime history by grace of its unusually deep water ports which made it an ideal stop for international whaling ships. Today, the waters teem with fluke, flounder and bass as well as offer a variety of shellfish including mussels, clams and scallops. For a sailing experience, head to Layla Saling.
Waterfront dining at Claudio’s Restaurant, Claudio’s Waterfront, and Crabby Jerry’s. Claudio’s Restaurant is the oldest same family-owned restaurant in the United States and is a historic landmark.
Greenporter Hotel is a small, privately owned Green-Certified hotel. The 30 room hotel is designed in a 1950’s retro style, conveying the feel of a comfortable beach house for the guest seeking a casual but stylish setting complete with outdoor pool and hot tub during summer months.
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