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I HAVE BEEN FISHING THIS LAKE SINCE I WAS 18 YEARS OLD USE TO COME OUT HERE WHEN I LIVED IN QUEENS AND THIS LAKE HAS CHANGED SO MUCH IN A GOOD WAY I LOVE THE TROUT FISHING IN THIS LAKE ESPECIALLY IN THE FALL WINTER AND SPRING TIME THIS LAKE ALSO HAS MY PB LARGEMOUTH I CAUGHT AT 7 LBS 2 OUNCES WHICH I CAUGHT LIVE LINING A BLUEGILL NO EXPCETIONS I HAVE BAD FISHING DAYS THERE AS WELL. WELL I HOPE TGIS REVIEW WILL BE HELPFUL FOR ANYONE WHI LOVES THE OUTDOORS LIKE I DO TIGHT LINES EVERYONE
Cedar Beach is a great spot to take kids fishing or even try to put dinner on the table for yourself. There are multiple species to catch year round from stripers in the early part of the year, to blackfish off of the jetty later in the year. I’ve fished more in the summer during the “dog days” and had a great day. Not necessarily with size, but with quantity and species. I have caught about 10 different species of fish from this spot. Blowfish and kingfish are prevalent during August along with sea robins and still some porgies. Stripers and small blues can be found in the back part of the harbor year round but more in the mornings during the summer months. Fluke fishing is always kind of tough in the sound in the recent years however there are always a few keepers that come up so it can’t hurt to try and catch a keeper. I have also caught bergalls, sea bass, and mackerel here before as well. All you have to do is use a small hook with a piece of clam during high tide to catch fish.