
Striped bassStriped bass, bluefish, false albacoreFish on your own. Guide prices are optional; check licence, permit and access requirements before going.
- Guide, per angler
- $4506-hour day
- Public access
- Good
- Crowding
- Medium

Striper blitzes from Cape Cod to Montauk.
Explore waters ↓2 destinations list striped bass, in the Northeast. A guided day for two anglers runs $900 to $900; the middle price is $900. The months named most often are May, June, July and August. 1 is good for fishing on your own and 2 have good public access.
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| Destination | JanJ | FebF | MarM | AprA | MayM | JunJ | JulJ | AugA | SepS | OctO | NovN | DecD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Cape CodMonomoy · $450 | In season | In season | In season | In season | In season | In season | ||||||
| MontaukNew York · $450–550 | In season | In season | In season |
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Striped bassStriped bass, bluefish, false albacoreFish on your own. Guide prices are optional; check licence, permit and access requirements before going.

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