Fly Fish Montauk
Depends on your casting skills and wind direction. (Always present in Montauk in October). In any event, usually around Colombus Day Albies are well pronounced and make passes within casting range along Gin Beach and Shagwong. Take East Lake Drive to end and park before the No Parking Signs. Blues as well as Bass sometimes show as well. Don't count out the Jetties themesleves as Albies rush them this time of year almost daily at some point of the day. I've even seen them come in the harbor all the way to Gosmans. Also the areas just west of the lighthouse are usually pretty reliable. Turtle cove on the ocean side is an easier beach to cast as long as the wind is not out of the south too much. Gets crowded though. Paths along the north side of the lighthouse will take you to productive areas as well. Take along deceivers, clousers, and the like. Don't count out topwater stuff though. I've done well with Crease flies among the melay. Good Luck
Depends on your casting skills and wind direction. (Always present in Montauk in October). In any event, usually around Colombus Day Albies are well pronounced and make passes within casting range along Gin Beach and Shagwong. Take East Lake Drive to end and park before the No Parking Signs. Blues as well as Bass sometimes show as well. Don't count out the Jetties themesleves as Albies rush them this time of year almost daily at some point of the day. I've even seen them come in the harbor all the way to Gosmans. Also the areas just west of the lighthouse are usually pretty reliable. Turtle cove on the ocean side is an easier beach to cast as long as the wind is not out of the south too much. Gets crowded though. Paths along the north side of the lighthouse will take you to productive areas as well. Take along deceivers, clousers, and the like. Don't count out topwater stuff though. I've done well with Crease flies among the melay. Good Luck