Tuna and striper heat-map predictions from Long Island Sound out to the offshore canyons. Built by a Cobia 28 captain out of Old Saybrook — the same tool I use to plan my own trips.
Not a wall of data. Not a weather dump. A specific spot, backed by every signal that matters — matched to your boat and tomorrow's conditions.
Every named tuna and striper spot from LI Sound to Veatch Canyon gets a fresh heat score every morning. Ranked by what's biting AND what should be biting.
Enter your home port, tank size, and MPG. Every zone shows nm, fuel round-trip, and % of tank — with a red flag on anything past your safe range.
Wind and wave thresholds you set. Days that break the cap are marked stay-home. The picker automatically points you at the next fishable day.
Whale/dolphin sightings from CRESLI & Viking Fleet. Bait intel from captain reports. Where the bait piles up, the tuna follow — usually within days.
The 68–72°F break line and the blue-green chlorophyll edge, both overlaid on the chart. Fish the water in between — that's the tuna sweet spot.
Every night the picks + conditions get archived. Feedback on what actually bit tunes the model. A year from now it'll know your patch better than any static chart.
Everything below feeds a single effective-heat number that decides tomorrow's pick — the way you'd think about it if you had the time to check every source.
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