Summer flounder have eyes on the left Winter flounder have eyes on the right Summer flounder have a toothier mouth It’s summer flounder season — it’s also winter flounder season. These two ...

Also known as fluke, they are a member of the flatfish family Bothidae. The summer flounder is easily distinguished from its cousins because its eyes are together on its left side as it lies on ...

That’s because fluke is the common name of a summer flounder, one of the many very flat fish that live in the Gulf of Maine. They are the somewhat oddball fish that lie on the ocean floor with ...

Winter flounder can still be had with a few snowshoes being taken south of Block Island. The fluke season starts tomorrow and although the regulations leave us with only three fish at 17 inches ...

But first, let’s cover some fluke fishing basics. , sometimes referred to as summer flounder. They range from Nova Scotia to Florida, though you’ll find most of the real fluke zealots roughly ...

The argument at that time was about raising the minimum size for summer flounder, the fish we know locally as fluke, from 13 to 14 inches. Back in the late 80s, I was serving on the Massachusetts ...

For those unaware, summer flounder, or fluke as they are commonly called in our region, is a flat fish designed for a life on the bottom of the ocean. Unlike their cousins, the winter flounder ...

As the spring migration of striped bass starts to slow, anglers begin to focus on catching summer flounder, or fluke. This year, similar to the past three years, has gotten off to a slow start.

Fishing was outstanding this past week for a number of anglers. Very impressive stories, from some very accomplished anglers, so I thought I would share some. “Four of the bass we caught off ...