Long Island has fantastic fishing year around. Long Island anglers can choose from a multitude of species including weakfish, striped bass, fluke, flounder, sea bass, blackfish, porgies, mackerel, cod, pollock, hake, haddock, bluefish, sharks, and tuna
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   The date was April 11, 2004 when Anthony Muscarella caught this fantastic spring flounder from the waters of Sheepshead Bay off Coney Island. He was fishing from a private boat and was using mussels as bait. If you would like a Sheepheads Bay fishing report you can read the latest from Capt. Kevin Bradshaw of DorothyB VIII a party boat sailing from Pier 6 in Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, New York.

Anthony Muscarella caught   this fantastic spring flounder from the waters of Sheepshead Bay

Fishing in Sheepshead Bay

  Sheepshead Bay is located in the Rockaway Inlet. It is one of the the most navigable inlets on the East Coast. Manhattan Beach is directly to the south of Sheepshead Bay, with Brighton Beach in the middle and Coney Island to the west. Sheepshead Bay is a wonderful place to dock a boat, beacuse you can get to great fishing in less than 5 minutes. You can also be fishing the deep blue off shore waters in less than thirty minutes. When time is as important issue this is a factor to consider.

  The Sheepshead Bay fishing fleet is comprised of about fifty boats, that are moored to the nine concrete piers along Emmons Avenue. Some of these boats take as many as two hundred passengers on fishing trips. The charge per adult passenger ranges from 24 dollars to 40 dollars. Most boats have a cheaper rate for children and seniors. Boats leave at six, seven, and eight in the morning, and at midnight. The number of party boats working these waters has been in the decline for the last 10 years. Parking is one of the biggest problems that face the customers of the party boats. Plan on getting there a couple hours early so you can aquire a parking spot you dont want to be left standing on the dock.



Marilyn Jean II Captain Tony Santella
Phone 917-560-8224
The Marilyn Jean II is outfitted with all the latest electronics and is Coast Guard inspected to carry up to 107 passengers plus Crew. This 18 ft wide vessel with her twin 12 cylinder diesel engines will carry you and your group in speed, comfort and safety , whether fishing or cruising. All you need to bring is yourself. We provide all the rods and reels, hooks and sinkers, quality bait, special baits when needed, and plenty of buckets.


SEA QUEEN VII Captain Steven Ventura
Phone 917-642-0265
The Sea Queen VII is a 85' fiberglass fishing vessel designed and licensed for 138 passengers. The SEA QUEEN VII, is Sheepshead Bay's original half day boat! Our crew is extremely helpful, knowledgeable and will always share their expertise with you. We are the only boat in Sheepshead Bay with a free private parking lot.


BROOKLYN VI Captain Robert Sapanara
Phone 718-743-8464
The Brooklyn VI is a modern super fast 110' long 26' wide super cruiser, it is one of new yorks largest fishing boats ,witch is powered by 3 1292 turbo Detroit Deisel engines which allows the Brooklyn VI to exceed speeds up to 24 knots. The Brooklyn VI can accommodate up to 150 passengers and can fish up to 120 passengers. Its spacious cabin can seat 100+ passengers and is air conditioned for those hot summer days as well as heat for those frigid winter days. The Brooklyn VI has all the latest electronics (4 VHF radios,2 Furono fish finders, 2 North Star GPS, 2 Lorans and 2 Furono radars) for navigation and to locate fish. We also have 2 restrooms on board with fresh running water.


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