Calf Pasture Point and Town Pier, South Norwalk, CT (Fishing)

Photo by: Paul Arbitman
Best Months To Fish: March through June and September through November
Fishing Methods: swimming Plugs, cut baits, sea worms,
Species: Stripers, Bluefish, and winter flounder
Best time to Fish, best tide or currents and other FAQs
Directions
From the East:
Take I-95 South to exit 16 to East Norwalk 0.14 miles. Take the ramp to US-1. Keep left at the fork in the ramp. Turn left onto East Avenue and continue 0.49 miles. Turn left onto Cemetery Street and continue 0.10 miles. Turn right onto Gregory Boulevard and continue 0.04 miles. Bear right and follow for 0.4 miles. Bear left at rotary and then right onto Calf Pasture Beach Road. Follow for 0.5 miles to beach entrance.
From the West:
Take I-95 North to exit 16 to East Norwalk and continue 0.11 miles. Keep right at the fork in the ramp. Turn right onto East Avenue and continue 0.42 miles. Turn left onto Cemetery Street and continue 0.10 miles. Turn right Gregory Boulevard and continue 0.04 miles. Bear right and follow for 0.4 miles. Bear left at rotary and then right onto Calf Pasture Beach Road. Follow for 0.5 miles to beach entrance.(For best results you must visit my main site. I will give you tips and tricks needed to land the biggest fish.)

Compo Beach, Westport, CT (Fishing)

Photo by: paul arbitman
Best Months To Fish: March through June and September through November
Fishing Methods: swimming Plugs, cut baits, sea worms, and fly fishing
Species: Stripers, Bluefish, and winter flounder
Best time to Fish, best tide or currents and other FAQs
Directions: Map From the East: Take I-95 South to exit 18 to Sherwood Island State Park and continue 0।16 miles. Take the ramp to US-1/Westport and continue 0.09 miles. Take Sherwood Island Connector/Route 476 North and continue 0.19 miles. Turn left onto Greens Farms Road and continue 1.65 miles. Turn left onto Compo Road South and continue 0.88 miles. Turn slight right onto Compo Beach Road.
(For best results you must visit my main site. I will give you tips and tricks needed to land the biggest fish.)
From the West: Take I-95 North। Take the Route 136 exit 17 to Route 33/Westport/Saugatuck and continue 0.27 miles. Turn slight left onto Saugatuck Avenue/Route 136. Continue to follow Route 136 for 0.37 miles. Turn right onto Bridge Street/Route 136 and continue 0.50 miles. Turn right onto Compo Road South for 0.88 miles. Turn slight right onto Compo Beach Road.
Parking Lot fees call office (203) 227-5420 Directions to office

Hammonasset Beach, Madison, CT (Fishing)

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Best Months to Fish: May through November
Fishing Methods: The works, live eels, Sea Worms, bunker, mackeral, Plugs
Species: Striped bass and bluefish
Best time to Fish, best tide or currents and other FAQs
Directions: From the East: Take I-95 South to exit 62. Take a left off the exit and go approximately 1 mile. Go straight through the traffic light crossing Route 1 (Boston Post Road) into the park.
From the West: Take I-95 North to exit 62. Take a right off the exit and go approximately 1 mile. Go straight through the traffic light crossing Route 1 (Boston Post Road) into the park.m I-95, take exit 62, then just follow the signs for the park.
(For best results you must visit my main site. I will give you tips and tricks needed to land the biggest fish.)

Penfield Reef, Fairfield, CT (Fishing)

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Best Months to Fish: May through November
Fishing Methods: Plugs, fly fishing and cut bait
Species: Striped bass and bluefish
Best time to Fish, best tide or currents and other FAQs
Directions:
From the East: Take I-95 South to Exit 22. At the end of the exit ramp, turn left onto Route 135/North Benson Road and proceed .2 miles. Then, turn right onto U.S. Route 1/Post Road and continue .2 miles. Next, turn left onto Beach Road and follow .8 miles. Take a right onto Fairfield Beach Road and continue .7 miles to its intersection with Reef Road. Turn right onto Reef Road, and proceed approximately .2 miles to the entrance to Veterans Park (on the right). Veterans Park should be used only for the parking of vehicles. To continue to the site, walk to the left (southward) when exiting Veterans Park onto Reef Road and follow to its terminus (approximately .3 miles). Next, turn right onto Fairfield Beach Road. Entrance is almost to the immediate left directly across the street from College Place. The easement/driveway has a street sign that identifies the site as "Lighthouse Point." The easement provides pedestrian access to Long Island Sound.(For best results you must visit my main site. I will give you tips and tricks needed to land the biggest fish.)
From the West: Take I-95 North to Exit 21. At the end of the exit ramp, turn right onto Mill Plain Road and proceed .2 miles. Next, turn left onto Route 1/Post Road and continue .3 miles. Take a right onto Reef Road and follow approximately .8 miles. The entrance to Veterans Park will be on the left. Veterans Park should be used only for the parking of vehicles. To continue to the site, walk to the left (southward) when exiting Veterans Park onto Reef Road and follow to its terminus (approximately .3 miles). Next, turn right onto Fairfield Beach Road. Entrance is almost to the immediate left directly across the street from College Place. The easement/driveway has a street sign that identifies the site as "Lighthouse Point." The easement provides pedestrian access to Long Island Sound.

Burying Hill Beach, Westport, CT (Fishing)

Best Months to Fish: May through November
Fishing Methods: live eels, Sea Worms, bunker, mackeral, Plugs
Species: Striped bass and bluefish
Best time to Fish, best tide or currents and other FAQs
Directions: From the East: Take I-95 South to exit 18 to Sherwood Island State Park and continue 0.16 miles. Take the ramp to US-1/Westport and continue 0.09 miles. Stay on Sherwood Island Connector/Route 476 North 0.08 miles. Turn right onto Nyala Farms Road and continue 0.20 miles. Turn right onto Greens Farms Road and continue 0.61 miles. Greens Farms Road becomes Beachside Avenue and continue 0.21 miles.(For best results you must visit my main site. I will give you tips and tricks needed to land the biggest fish.)
From the West: Take I-95 North to exit 18 to Sherwood Island State Park and continue 0.22 miles. Turn left onto Sherwood Island Connector/Route 476 North and continue 0.25 miles. Turn right onto Nyala Farms Road and continue 0.20 miles. Turn right onto Greens Farms Road and continue 0.61 miles. Greens Farms Road becomes Beachside Avenue and continue 0.21 miles.

Cove Beach, Stamford, CT (Fishing)

Photo by: Paul Arbitman
Best Months to Fish: May through November
Fishing Methods: Sea worms, bunker, mackeral, Plugs, Fly Fishing
Species: Striped bass and bluefish
Best time to Fish, best tide or currents and other FAQs
Bait and tackle: Fish Tales Bait & Tackle (203) 3254775
fishtalesbaittackle.com
379 Shippan Ave, Stamford, CT 06902 Map it Get directions
Directions: I95 Exit 8, onto Elm Street. At the intersection with Shippan Avenue, turn left onto Cove Road and follow to Weed Avenue to end.
Day Parking Passes On Saturday and Sunday, nonresidents must pay $20 per day or $25 for two consecutive days over a weekend. The passes are not sold at the beach. They are sold at the Office of Cashiering & Permitting from Monday through Friday and at the Ice Rink on Saturday and Sunday. Call 203-977-4692 to confirm these rates.(For best results you must visit my main site. I will give you tips and tricks needed to land the biggest fish.)

Saugatuck River, Westport, CT (Fishing)

Photo by: Paul Arbitman
Best Months To Fish: March through November
Fishing Methods: swimming Plugs, jigs, cut baits, sea worms, and fly fishing
Species: Stripers, Bluefish, and winter flounder
Best time to Fish, best tide or currents and other FAQs
Directions From the East: Take I-95 South. Take the Route 33 exit 17 to Route 136/Westport/Saugatuck and continue 0.21 miles. Turn left onto Saugatuck Avenue/Route 33 and continue 0.26 miles. Turn sharp right onto Riverside Avenue. End at 83 Riverside Avenue. (For best results you must visit my main site. I will give you tips and tricks needed to land the biggest fish.)
From the West: Take I-95 North. Take the Route 136 exit 17 to Route 33/Westport/Saugatuck and continue 0.27 miles. Turn slight left onto Saugatuck Avenue/Route 136. Continue to follow Saugatuck Avenue for 0.41 miles. Turn sharp right onto Riverside Avenue. End at 83 Riverside Avenue.
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Greenwich Point, Greenwich CT (Fishing)

Photo by: Half Empty's Photostream
Best Months to Fish: May through November
Fishing Methods: Sea worms, bunker, mackeral, Plugs, Fly
Fishing Species: Striped bass and bluefish
Best time to Fish, best tide or currents and other FAQs
Directions: From the East: Take I-95 South to exit 5 for US-1 North. After 0.1 miles turn right at E. Putnam Ave/US-1. Procced 0.2 miles turn right at Sound Beach Aveand proceed for 1.8 miles then turn right at Shore Rd. After 0.6 Shore Rd turns slightly left and becomes Tods Driftway.
From the West: Take I-95 North to exit 5 for US-1 toward Riverside/Old Greenwich. Procced 0.3 miles turn right at E Putnam Ave/US-1. Proceed .2 miles turn right at Sound Beach Ave. After 1.8 miles turn right at Shore Rd. Proceed 0.6 miles on Shore Road follow to Todd's Driftway.(For best results you must visit my main site. I will give you tips and tricks needed to land the biggest fish.)

Silver Sands State Park (Charles Island) Milford, CT (Fishing)

Best Months to Fish: May through November
Fishing Methods: Plugs, fly fishing and cut bait
Species: Striped bass and bluefish
Best time to Fish, best tide or currents and other FAQs
Directions: From I-95, take exit 35, School House south. Turn right onto route 1 (Bridgeport Avenue), then left onto Meadows End Road. Follow Meadows End straight onto Pumpkin Delight road. At the end of this road, turn right onto Monroe Street, then left onto Nettleton. Turn left at the barricade on to the park service road and follow it to the end.(For best results you must visit my main site. I will give you tips and tricks needed to land the biggest fish.)