The Black Sea Bass occurs along the Atlantic Coast of the United States from Cape Cod to Florida, The Black Sea Bass populations along the East Coast have been in the decline for over three decades. The Black Sea Bass is predominantly a bottom-feeder, although it will occasionally strike at plugs, jigs, or lures. Bait fishing with strips of squid or fish is one of the most productive fishing methods to target Sea Bass. The New York State Record Sea Bass weighed in at an amazing 9 pounds and was caught by Sal Vicari, from Bronx, NY on 10/10/93.

  Saltwater Regulations can change quickly so keep up to date and check the Saltwater Fishing Regulations before every outing so as to be aware of any sudden changes.

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