It’s Time To Hammer Fish

When you get aboard Hammer Time, you will be surrounded by a team of fishing experts. With thousands of hours on the water in Montauk, there isn’t a better group to put you over fish. Captain Tom creates a fun, exciting and memorable experience for all on board.

What You Can Expect To Catch

Depending on the season, the fish you catch can vary.

STRIPED BASS April-Dec
FLUKE (SUMMER FLOUNDER) May-Sept
BLUEFISH May-Dec

BLACK SEA BASS June-Dec
PORGY (SCUP)May-Dec
BLACKFISH April Oct-December
Sharks June-November

* We Specialize in live bait Striped bass fishing. Our anglers hold the poles in hand the entire time. We teach our charters and let them experience the best way to catch striped bass.

PRICES

Kids Special 2.5 hours

$700 1-6 passengers

HALF DAY4 hours
$900 for 1-6 passengers
$100 per additional person

3/4 DAY 6 hours
$1250 for 1-6 passengers
$100 per additional person

FULL DAY8 hours

$1500 for 1-6 passengers
$100 per additional person

SHARK & TUNA or Coxes ledge/ wreck bottom fishing
$2400 for 1-6 passengers
$100 per additional person

Plus a 20% tip for the mate on all trips. “No Exceptions”

WHAT TO BRING

Cash to pay for the trip plus mates gratuities.

Sunblock (30+ SPF)-Thoroughly cover your face, neck and ears; and any other exposed skin.

Hat Sunglasses Hand towel or chamois

Camera: to capture that trophy fish photo

Sea sickness medication: If you haven’t been out before or have a history. It doesn’t hurt to bring some. (Don’t overindulge with alcohol the night before going fishing.)

Food, Water and snacks.

Ice Chest to leave in your vehicle to transport fish home.

What To Wear

Think layers. On the ocean, it’s usually 10-20 degrees cooler than it is inland. Conditions can also change rapidly. If you wear layers, you can adjust up and down accordingly. If it’s hot, shorts and a tshirt are fine, but bring a hoodie or windbreaker to wear on top. It will come in handy, especially when you are going to and coming back from the fishing grounds. If it’s going to be cooler, wear long pants instead of shorts and add a light jacket to wear outside your hoodie. If you have deck boots (rain boots will work), wear them. If not, where flat, non-slip shoes. Sandels and flip flops not recommended. If you have little ones, it’s a good idea to bring a change of clothes for them. Kids tend to have a knack of getting wet!