Scott Pros
Captain Jeff Becker
United States, New York, Pt. Jefferson Station
Phone: 631-561-7674
Capt. Jeff Becker fishes the North Fork of Long Island. This is a much more intimate and secluded fishery than the more well known waters around Montauk.
Jeff spends time fishing highly productive structure rather than running and gunning to the hotspot de jour. This approach, along with 20 years of exploration and fishing experience has made Jeff a master of these waters. They are as much a part of him as the back of his hand.
He targets stripers and bluefish May through November, some bonita in August and September, and arm burning albies in September and October.
Jeff loves to share his knowledge of the area with his clients and gets true satisfaction from introducing them to this rich marine experience.
While Captain Becker works from his base in Long Island, his personal fishing takes him to the trout streams of the Catskills and most frequently to the Florida Keys and Bahamas. Jeff loves the challenge of big downtown Islamorada bonefish, and he has extensively explored the carribean to develop his own list of little known bonefish honey holes.
Jeff spends time fishing highly productive structure rather than running and gunning to the hotspot de jour. This approach, along with 20 years of exploration and fishing experience has made Jeff a master of these waters. They are as much a part of him as the back of his hand.
He targets stripers and bluefish May through November, some bonita in August and September, and arm burning albies in September and October.
Jeff loves to share his knowledge of the area with his clients and gets true satisfaction from introducing them to this rich marine experience.
While Captain Becker works from his base in Long Island, his personal fishing takes him to the trout streams of the Catskills and most frequently to the Florida Keys and Bahamas. Jeff loves the challenge of big downtown Islamorada bonefish, and he has extensively explored the carribean to develop his own list of little known bonefish honey holes.
