Fishing is good up and down the coast, with a variety of good options including South Coast fluke, stripers and slab scup all feeding, a good fluke bite in Vineyard Sound and Tautog crunching crabs on wrecks and ledge throughout the South Shore.

Despite pogies moving offshore, anglers are still finding plenty of striped bass chasing mackerel schools.

Slot-sized stripers are chasing macs on the South Shore and along the inner Boston Harbor while bluefish have added some badly needed diversity to sport-fishing in Massbay.

Big bass and bluefin are binging on bunker and mackerel around Isles of Shoals.

While an influx of baitfish has Boston bass biting, the black sea bass and fluke action in Buzzards Bay has been excellent and tuna have been chasing sand eels up through the SW Corner of Stellwagen Bank.

Pogy schools off the Isles of Shoals and Boon Island are attracting everything from bluefish, to big bass, to bluefin tuna.

South Shore is a hot-spot for big, mackerel crazed bass while down in the Westport side of Buzzards Bay, fluke and black sea bass are on the feed and fishing has been productive.

The arrival of small schools of pogies in northern New England has brought with them a big bass and bluefish presence.

Migratory stripers continue to filter in, while offshore, the previously quiet southern section of Jeffrey’s Ledge has been infused with haddock and pollock.

Striped bass fishing is excellent and the approaching new moon should make for some banner big bass nights for those working big soft plastic stick baits or eels.