Every Boat Ramp on Long Island Sound (CT)
79 boat ramps · Fairfield, New Haven, Middlesex, New London, Connecticut
0 mi
Shoreline
230 ft
Max Depth
79
Boat Ramps
6
Fish Species
Boat Ramps on Long Island Sound (CT)
Clinton Town Boat Ramp
Clinton
View Details →East River Boat Launch
Guilford
View Details →Great Pond DEC Boat Ramp
Connecticut
View Details →Haddam Meadows Boat Launch
Haddam
View Details →Higganum Reservoir Boat Launch
Haddam
View Details →Housatonic River Boat Launch
Milford
View Details →Messerschmidt Pond Boat Launch
Westbrook
View Details →Messerschmidt Pond Boat Launch
Westbrook
View Details →Milford Municipal Boat Launch
Connecticut
View Details →North Farms Reservoir Boat Launch
Wallingford
View Details →Pattaconk Lake Boat Launch
Chester
View Details →Quonnipaug Lake Boat Launch
Connecticut
View Details →Salmon River Boat Launch
East Haddam
View Details →Town Of Brookhaven Boat Ramp
Connecticut
View Details →Wading River Boat Ramp
Connecticut
View Details →Wintergreen Lake Boat Launch
Connecticut
View Details →Additional Launch Sites
About Long Island Sound (CT)
Long Island Sound is a tidal estuary stretching along Connecticut's entire southern coast, providing some of the best saltwater fishing in the Northeast. The sound's mix of rocky reefs, sandy flats, and river mouths create diverse fish habitat.
Striped bass migrate through the sound from April through November, with fall providing the best trophy fishing. Bluefish blitzes create exciting surface action during summer, while fluke and blackfish offer excellent bottom fishing. Public launches in virtually every coastal town provide convenient access.
Nearest towns: Bridgeport, New Haven, Norwalk, Old Saybrook
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