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Striped Bass arrive in Vineyard waters about mid-April, and are plentiful
in May. Smaller fish move in first, then the larger fish arrive in early
summer and again in the fall, usually staying until the end of November. Bluefish arrive in May and are usually present in good numbers by Memorial
Day. The larger fish show up first, then move offshore for the summer,
while the smaller bluefish are available inshore throughout the summer.
The fall sees the large bluefish return to inshore waters before heading
south. Atlantic Bonito can show up as early as late June and are usually plentiful
by the end of July. Depending on water temperatures, they will stay through
the end of October. False Albacore are present when water temperatures are at their highest,
arriving in early September and staying through mid-October. Other species, including Fluke, Scup and Sea Bass are abundant in Vineyard
waters throughout the summer months. |
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