I've seen guys at the ramp launching in the evening specifically to target fluke at night. I never heard how they did, but they said they have very good results. We have caught them at night on rubber worms while fishing for weaks.
Years ago, guys used to "gig" for them on the grass flats North of East and West Fire Island using a lantern slung from the bow of the boat and a spear. That may be a good place to look for them in a small shallow draft boat.
The only other fish I have caught in the bay at night, besides bass and weaks, have been blues, shad and skates. I have never tried for seabass or tog, so maybe someone else could give you an answer for them. I bet kingfish and porgies would be a possibility to. Fish around the Kismit reef with some small clambaits, and you'll see what you can catch.
Years ago, guys used to "gig" for them on the grass flats North of East and West Fire Island using a lantern slung from the bow of the boat and a spear. That may be a good place to look for them in a small shallow draft boat.
The only other fish I have caught in the bay at night, besides bass and weaks, have been blues, shad and skates. I have never tried for seabass or tog, so maybe someone else could give you an answer for them. I bet kingfish and porgies would be a possibility to. Fish around the Kismit reef with some small clambaits, and you'll see what you can catch.
