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    4.6 (40 reviews)
    Closed 9:00 am - 2:00 pm, 4:30 PM - 8:30 PM
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    Beautiful sunset on Port Jeff Harbor.
    Nick F.

    First class operation that also gives back to the community by running charity fishing trips and donating the entire catch to local soup kitchens. It's Always a pleasure to fish on The Osprey. Great mates and captain.

    First fishing trip
    Liz B.

    We went on the kids under 10 fishing trip and it was fantastic. The captain and crew are so knowledgeable and made an amazing atmosphere for the kids. The touch tank is an awesome touch. Would highly recommend!!!

    Brianne S.

    We do an annual fishing trip with a bunch of friends every year and this is our second time using Osprey Fishing. We LOVE it!! First off, tickets are reasonable ($45; includes rods, bait, and they'll filet any keepers you catch) and most times they offer a coupon code online for $5 off which is nice. They have a couple different time slots, I prefer the morning but the evening was nice since you get that beautiful LI Sound sunset. Make sure to bring some cash with you! You'll want in on the $5 pool for the biggest fish! Talk about winnng: We had a pretty big party so we were able to call ahead and reserve one side of the boat so we could all be together. First off, parking by the boat is for town and Brookhaven residents only...I think it's $20 if you're a non-resident or don't have the sticker. There's plenty of parking around town but you'll have to walk to the boat in that case. I would get there a little early just to be safe. Grab a beer at Port Jeff Brewery if you're there a little too early ;) The boat is clean and they have some tables and room inside to store your coolers. The bathrooms are also a plus! They're clean and are in good working order. All of the staff members are incredibly nice and chill, always willing to help you bait your hook and take your fish off. We even got some great pointers from Mike on our trip, so so helpful! Usually we go for porgies or fluke/flounder and you're usually able to catch enough for a meal. This time around we caught a plethora of porgies, sea robins, some crabs, and even a shark!! At the end of the day, you just want to bring a good group of people with full coolers of beer to enjoy fishing.

    We had a fantastic family-friendly fishing trip with these guys! They were all super nice, helpful, and fun, especially with the kids, and they even made sure all of them caught at least one fish. Plus they even scale and gut or filet your catch! Highly recommended.

    Michael P.

    Edit: Bathroom situation has improved greatly in 2012. I went in there, they had curtains, paintings, light, running water, no smell. A VAST improvement! Travis is still there, he is the man. This is a great way to get out on the sound. Conveniently located right near the boat ramp and ferry in downtown Port Jefferson, these people have been running this boat for a while. It costs about $45 to go out on there, and that includes bait, and a lot of help from the crazy ship mates. I think it must be a pre-requisite to working on a boat as a ship mate that you have to be a party animal and a chain smoker. These guys and girls are great and they help you out in setting up the pole, getting you bait etc. Best part is that ship is BYOB so be sure to bring a cooler of beer and get wasted because that is what boating and fishing are all about. I have brought a bunch of friends on here a few times. Sometimes we catch a ton of fish (They fillet them for you at the end for free too) and sometimes we catch hardly nothing. $5 optional buyin for the biggest caught fish pool. Worst part is the gross bathroom. No running water so be prepared to be covered with fish guts and filth. Bathroom is so bad is smells like someone took smelling salts and rammed them up your nose. It smells like pure ammonia. I try just to hold my breath the whole time. Don't wear decent clothes. Weekends get busy so you can call and make a reservation but most of the time you can just walk on.

    Allison H.

    I love to come out on the Osprey in the summer with my dad. We look forward to seeing the same captain and crew, who so a fantastic job! A couple of years ago we were the only ones who showed up one morning, so we figured they'd cancel the trip, but instead they took us out and fished alongside us! It's still the best fishing trip I've been on. Of course, on weekends and during beautiful summer days, the boat can get very crowded. On the plus side- that's more money in the pool! Going out for porgies and blue fish is pretty common- although we've recently started keeping the sea robins and making them either blackened/Cajun style or in a curry- both ways are surprisingly good!

    Bucket loads of fish
    Mitch N.

    This is the best fishing boat on Long Island. Porgy fishing is top notch and you usually bring home a bucket of fish. Courtesy and comfort are a mainstay on this boat. TIP- if you are going porgy fishing bring some throw away rags with you because your hands get gunky with clam slime. Boat will fillet the fish for you but I always tip for the hard work the mates put forth.

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    Captain Fish Port Jefferson

    Captain Fish Port Jefferson

    5.0
    (11 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    My bro snd I went out with fish whisperer Captain Eric last week and caught many gorgeous and large…read morestriped bass from his very comfortable boat. I hadn't fished with a rod in a while and he guided me thru the correct steps enabling me to successfully hook and land many fish. We experienced a beautiful sunset as Eric repeatedly repositioned the boat for drift fishing using his mad knowledge and expertise to place us right near the stripers. I highly recommend taking a trip with Eric if you want to do it right and enjoy time on the water as well. Eric is a meticulously safe and good captain and additionally, is an excellent fishing guide who helped us enjoy a beautiful evening on the sound. Book with Eric for the ultimate fishing experience.

    SEVEN STAR FISHING EXPERIENCE Jul 2025 * Friends…read moreFour of us went fishing on Long Island Sound yesterday from 12 pm to approximately 6 pm with Eric, AKA Captain Fish, from Port Jefferson, Long Island. What a glorious experience. It was the first time of deep sea fishing for two of us. We not only caught tons of fish but got wonderful lessons from Eric as to how to do it right. He is a great teacher, always watching and correcting you so that you don't develop bad habits, but doing so with a ready smile. He is also very ethical and would only let us keep porgies (11 inches +) and sea bass (16.5 inches +) that meet regulation. Our end of the day haul was 30 large sized fish which was way beyond expectation. Most importantly we had 6 hours of pure fun. Also, his boat is extremely clean and well kept. If you ever want to go deep sea fishing, look no further and just call Eric / Captain Fish! I have already recommended him to all my friends who are chomping at the bit to go. They are, I bet a little envious as well - wondering how a novice like me could so much fish. All credit goes to Eric!

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    Cedar Beach Town Park

    Cedar Beach Town Park

    4.5
    (31 reviews)
    2.9 mi

    Our friends said let's get together on Saturday. Want to go to dinner? Nah, let's hang out at the…read morebeach. Hang out? Now I live by west meadow beach in Stony Brook. There are a lot of rules! No dogs, keep the noise down and be courteous of the plantings. Cedar Beach has a much more pleasant vibe. There's a live band playing and you can bring a cooler with no hassle from the local police. We have a Brookhaven virtual summer pass and cedar beach is a town beach. There's a Veteran discount on the pass, high five Brookhaven! There's a reason why the next town is "Rocky Point". The beaches on the north shore are so rocky! The beaches on the south shore are powered sand, this is a south shore thing that I always like to point out. (My beach growing up was Smiths Point) The band is playing CCR, we're drinking cold beers and having a good time at Cedar Beach. The sun is setting and now we're getting up to dance? I like hanging out.

    It is difficult to review Cedar Beach, because essentially it is reviewing the Long Island Sound,…read morewhich is vintage Long Island. This viewpoint is from the eyes of a person who's Dad is a Town of Brookhaven resident. The thing to take into account when reviewing Cedar Beach is that it is a Brookhaven Township amenity where admission is very reasonable for it's residents. On the contrary, for the residents residing outside of Brookhaven, their price to enjoy access to the Long Island Sound could seem to compete with Six Flags Great Adventure prices. The Town of Brookhaven, NY website displays the prices. Whether you are a Town of Brookhaven or non-resident the days of paying at the admission gate appear to be a memory. I'm not a fan of the parking meters because they can be an annoyance for Cedar Beach guests at the same time that they do not provide the safety measure that a controlled access gate does in maintaining a sense of safety.     Cedar Beach is one of a few Town of Brookhaven Long Island Sound beachfront parks. The other one that I am familiar with is West Meadow Beach. Cedar Beach is situated on a peninsula in a scenic location that starts off with a drive along bucolic and windy Pipe Stave Hollow Road that gives a nod to the East End with its bordering woodlands, estates on rolling forested hills, and the picturesque Mount Sinai Harbor that brings images of the Great Peconic Bay. A left turn onto Harbor Beach Road continues the drive on the peninsula where Mount Sinai Harbor with the boats are to the south and the beachfront, nature trail, concession stand, and amenities are to the north. One advantage of the meter system is that if you want to see the beach scape by vehicle, you can drive to the end of Harbor Beach Road without paying.    The peak season is from Memorial Day to Labor Day. It is my understanding that they provide lifeguards during this busy season. However, it was off-season when I went with my Dad, a Brookhaven resident, to see Cedar Beach. Living in the Las Vegas desert, it just made sense to spend some time by the Long Island Sound when I visited my dad. Please keep in mind that I am no stranger to Cedar Beach. My memories go back to the early 1980s when I was a child that spent time with my dad at Cedar Beach. Not much has changed since President Regan was in office. Cedar Beach is still a very rocky North Shore Beach that is unstable for swimming in barefooted. However, one change that was administered over the years is that dogs are prohibited at Cedar Beach.    My Dad and I visited Cedar Beach in May. Before peak season the beach was very unpopulated. If my dad did not have a Brookhaven pass, the parking meters could care less that the parking lot was relatively empty. Waiting for us were several spaces overlooking a band of white sand fronting a large expanse of Long Island Sound water spread out towards Connecticut. Unlike West Meadow Beach, Cedar Beach provides a prime vista of a beach scape taking in the Connecticut shoreline. On a serene Long Island day the waves were very gentle. With so few people sharing this experience, this was a mellow way to spend some time with my dad. We did go for a short walk on the beach. Being a hiker, of I was alone and had sufficient time, I would of hiked west on the sand that would take me onto the nature trail that would ultimately lead me to the end of the peninsula at the Cedar Beach Fishing Pier Area where Harbor Beach Road ends at a water view overlooking Belle Terre.     I am a fan of Long Island Sound, I am a fan of Cedar Beach. Being that my Dad is a Brookhaven resident, I could see a return visit here when I spend time with my Dad on Long Island.

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    Sunset at Cedar Beach. Summer is going fast, catch those sunsets while you can.
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    Freedom Boat Club

    Freedom Boat Club

    2.3
    (9 reviews)
    0.0 mi

    We joined last summer beginning of August. Training was very good. Had a few small issues last…read moreyear. We ran out of gas 30 minutes into our day, with our 2 daughter's aboard. They, in all fairness, didn't charge us for gas that day. This season is been much more disappointing. The availability problems are weekly. We can never get boats we are looking for, and have to settle for older boats, with the same exact things broken on them as last year. Seats broken, door locks broken. Windshield lock down not working. Etc. The biggest problem now, is the GAS BILL. We were assured by our salesman Lou last year that gas was charged by gallos used. And whatever the local pump station was charging per gallon. After receiving two very large gas bills in the beginning of this year, i asked the employees what was going on. I was told they now charge the highest price possible per gallon, plus they take a 60 cent per gallon surcharge on top of it. OUTRAGEOUS... I emailed our salesperson about this problem and got no response at all. I thought maybe I was mistaken, or there was some sort of explanation. Today we took another boat out of a different location and was told the exact same thing from an employee. I feel we were lied to over and over.. They will tell you whatever you need to hear, to have you sign their contract. Let the buyer beware.

    We just joined this past summer on a weekday plan. I took a lesson at every Long Island location…read more The captains are knowledgeable and patient. It's much harder than I expected to learn how to boat. Excited for next year!

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    Memories that last a lifetime with Freedom Boat Club.
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    Miller Place Bait And Tackle

    Miller Place Bait And Tackle

    5.0
    (2 reviews)
    2.5 mi

    Came here this past summer to buy a net for crabbing. Not only did they have a wide assortment of…read morenets to choose from, you can also buy bait, tackle and other fishing or crabbing necessities. You also get great customer service and information on the best places to crab -- something you won't get from a place like Walmart's sporting goods section. You'll be lucky to find someone who even knows what a crabbing net is there LOL. Also, the prices here are on par with what you'd pay at Walmart anyway. So go here and support a local shop, you won't regret it!

    In an age where you can buy anything and everything on the Internet, I often forget that you can…read moreactually walk in to a store, purchase things, and walk out with them the same day. I usually wait 2 days for a box to arrive. But today, in the mood to go fishing and low on supplies, I remembered there was a bait and tackle place across from the pink pig in Miller Place. So off we went, not expecting much but pleasantly surprised. Walking through the front door, you could see that this store has a little bit of everything. Upon entering, we were greeted by a very friendly woman, I'm pretty sure she was the owner, who happily helped us navigate the store and after asking a few questions regarding what we were looking to catch and where we planned on fishing she picked out her suggestions and then gave us some space to shop without feeling pressured. She even checked the back for a lure that she said had been performing really well lately that seemed to be sold out on the sales floor. She found it and we bought it, along with several other items that we tried out down on the beach this evening. We will definitely be returning. It felt nice to support a local small business and I enjoyed hanging out in the store. There's a great vibe going on. They have pictures bordering the ceiling of locals with their catch. They said people come in after they've gone fishing to show them what they caught and have it weighed. That sounds like FUN. Maybe I'll do that, if I ever catch something BIG. Although, we usually fish more for sport and throw it back when we are done:) I'm loving this mom and pop!

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    Harborfront Park

    Harborfront Park

    4.3
    (4 reviews)
    0.2 mi

    "But there's this one particular harbour So far but yet so…read morenear Where I see the days as they fade away And finally disappear" (Jimmy Buffet) You'll find Port Jefferson's Harborfront Park between the waterfront and village center and it's well worth the visit. There's a lot going on inside the 5.1-acre Park. We saw a picnic area and children's playground with a stone porpoise and some cute stone turtles. There's a skating rink, a 350 ft pier for strolling and sightseeing or fishing, a beautiful shoreline promenade that makes you feel you're at the beach, courtesy of the seagrass and sand dunes. But for me, the highpoint of our park visit was the magnificent Shipbuilder's monument showing four shipbuilders carrying the framework of a boat high over their heads. I read that the monument was based on some old photos from the Port Jefferson Historical Society and that the men's clothing is historically accurate. What a cool way to honor Port Jefferson's maritime heritage.

    My series of Harborfront Park pictures tell help support my review of this picturesque park…read more Situated on the east shoreline of Port Jefferson Harbor between Danford's and the Historic Shipyard Building (Village Center), spending time in Harborfront Park is spending time in a vintage Port Jefferson post card. It is a living postcard of the Long Island Sound water stretching out to Connecticut with boats, water birds, and bordering forested bluffs. Park goers experience this Port Jefferson Harbor shoreline view from the circular paved walking trail, open grass, a sundry of benches, sandy beach, and a 350 foot long pier extending the experience above Port Jefferson Harbor. Standing on the pier, park goers can enjoy an east facing vista of where Port Jefferson village and Harbor converge. This a living postcard that I have got to spend time in three times, with the latest being Monday, October 21, 2024. The three times that I spent here were with my dad. From these three visits (as of October 31, 2024), I give this five acre waterfront park four stars. It really captures the Port Jefferson experience. A big part of that experience is Port Jefferson Harbor with its ferry, boats, birds, docks, bordering bluffs, and water spread out to Connecticut. It is a view that brings out the shutter bug in me. Walking in from the west entrance near Danford's, my thing is to stroll along the walking path inches from the water taking pictures before walking onto the pier to take in the water below me. Sitting on a shaded bench, I would spend time talking to my dad while looking at the forested Belle Terre bluffs towering above the Long Island Sound water. Harborfront Park was not always a picturesque spot. It is the result of an environmental success story. You see, before the early 2000s, it was a blighted wasteland of oil tanks and cement that was closed off to the public. Just like most environmental success stories, people that cared got together to create something beautiful. Looking at the water that is so clear that I could see the bottom, it is hard to fathom that this was an industrial site. This environmental success story created a first-rate park with immaculate landscaping and details that is much more than a real life postcard. This park has added public art and passive entertainment to Port Jefferson Village. The focal point of the park is the Port Jefferson Harbor Sculpture depicting four men carrying a wooden boat. Nearby is a sandy splash pad staring a boat, sea lion statue, and turtle statues that splash water. In the summer children love it. During the rest of the year, it adds to the parks charm. In various places along the walking trail there are kiosks that explain the history of the area and what you are looking at. Speaking of history, the historic Shipyard Building dating back to 1917, also known as Village Center touches the northern periphery of the open grass. From what was once a blighted oil tank and cement site, you have a waterfront park that provides all these amenities. When my Dad and I spent time here, it was always engrossed with people. And, may I add dogs. The circular walking trail, is a popular spot for pet parents to walk their dogs. I like real life waterfront postcards and successful environmental stories. Harborfront Park is the epitonmy of both. There is no doubt that this is a great addition to Port Jefferson Village and my visits to Port Jefferson Village. My story through pictures and views concludes with Four Stars: I am a fan.

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