Samantha Marino, first mate on American SportFishing Charters joins Captains Andy LoCascio and Rich Tenreiro to compete in the Oyster Bay Bluefish Tournament. The trio ranges throughout the western sound from Little Neck Bay to Huntington in search of the “right” fish. They catch countless big fish on live bunker, chunks, and on surface plugs.
This show is a “must see” for the competitive inshore angler! If you have questions about any of the equipment used during the show, please contact us.
Click here for our Bluefish Plugging and Bluefish Chunking/Live Lining gear recommendations.
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Full Length Show
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Frequently Asked Questions
The Oyster Bay Bluefish Tournament features Samantha Marino, first mate on American SportFishing Charters, along with Captains Andy LoCascio and Rich Tenreiro. They compete inshore throughout the western sound, from Little Neck Bay to Huntington, targeting big bluefish.
During the Oyster Bay Bluefish Tournament, the anglers use live bunker, chunks, and surface plugs to catch bluefish. These baits are effective for attracting and hooking large bluefish in the western sound.
Gear recommendations for bluefish plugging and chunking/live lining are available through a dedicated link on the page. These recommendations help anglers choose the right equipment based on the techniques showcased in the tournament.
Yes, the page offers full-length videos of the Oyster Bay Bluefish Tournament that can be watched on YouTube. These videos allow viewers to see the fishing action in detail, including tactics and catches.
Yes, viewers who have questions about any equipment used during the show are encouraged to contact the organizers. This ensures anglers can get advice on the gear demonstrated during the tournament.
The tournament participants range throughout the western sound, including areas from Little Neck Bay to Huntington. These locations provide prime inshore fishing grounds for bluefish during the competition.
