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Orient Point, NY – Fluke Fishing

fluke fishing (summer flounder fishing)The May 19 fluke fishing visit to Orient Point, Long Island was quite successful. Andy and Rich’s guest, Capt. Bob Rochetta of Rainbow Charters, was right on the money when he described the action. The conditions were perfect, the bite was on, the action rarely stopped and there were numerous double and triple headers. Rich, Andy and Bob really put their tackle to the test battling more fish than they could count. Nearly all of the fish were of legal size and many were in the 4-5lb range, with the largest at around 8 lbs. All of the fish were caught either drifting or stemming the tide at depths ranging from 30-50 feet.

“This was the only show we filmed with Capt Bob Rocheta.  Bob has been fluke fishing the east end for countless years and is an incredibly talented captain and seminar speaker.  He knows the local waters incredibly well and was very willing to share his knowledge with our viewers.” Capt Andy LoCascio

 

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Frequently Asked Questions

The fluke fishing trip took place at Orient Point, Long Island, a popular location known for productive summer flounder fishing.

Capt. Bob Rochetta is a seasoned fluke fishing captain with Rainbow Charters, experienced in the local waters of the east end of Long Island. He is also known as a skilled seminar speaker who shares his extensive knowledge of fluke fishing with others.

The fish were caught primarily by drifting or stemming the tide at depths between 30 and 50 feet, techniques that are effective for targeting fluke in these local waters.

Almost all the fluke caught were of legal size, with many weighing between 4 and 5 pounds, and the largest fish caught was approximately 8 pounds.

Yes, the fishing action was intense with constant bites and numerous double and triple headers, providing an exciting challenge for the fishermen and testing their tackle extensively.

The full-length fluke fishing show is available to watch on YouTube via the provided link, allowing viewers to see the entire fishing experience from the Orient Point trip.

Deep water fluke gear recommendations are available on the website where the fishing trip is featured; interested anglers can click the provided link to access detailed gear advice.