1501 Lido Blvd · Nassau County
Fishing out of Point Lookout, NY
The Super Hawk is Point Lookout's family-friendly party boat — half-day fluke and sea bass trips twice a day, private charters and moonlight cruises.
Long Island's south-shore fishing hub
Point Lookout sits at the western end of Long Island's barrier beach — a short run through Jones Inlet puts you on some of the most productive fluke and sea bass grounds on the south shore. The Super Hawk has run out of the public dock at 1501 Lido Blvd for 37 seasons.
Point Lookout is family territory. The dock is right on Lido Blvd with free and metered parking, no long walk from the car, and a beach a few blocks away for after the trip. First-time anglers, kids and grandparents fit right in — the crew rigs, baits and unhooks so families show up with nothing more than sunscreen and snacks.
Getting to the dock
1501 Lido Blvd, Point Lookout, NY 11569
Public dock at the east end of Lido Boulevard.
~45 min from Manhattan
Meadowbrook or Wantagh Parkway south to Loop Parkway, then east on Lido Blvd. Free and metered parking at the dock.
What we run out of Point Lookout
- Half-day fluke trips — south-shore reefs and channel edges. See Long Island fluke fishing.
- Half-day sea bass trips — wrecks and reefs off the point. See Long Island sea bass fishing.
- Private charters & moonlight cruises — birthdays, reunions, corporate buyouts. See charters & cruises.
- Full-day & long-range trips — off-season, out to deeper structure.
Reserve a spot
Reservations are required and made over the phone with a credit card.
Point Lookout FAQs
Fishing out of Point Lookout, NY
Where is Point Lookout, NY?
Point Lookout is a small oceanfront community on the western end of Long Island's south shore in Nassau County, between Long Beach and Jones Beach. The Super Hawk sails from the public dock at 1501 Lido Blvd — about 45 minutes east of Manhattan via the Meadowbrook or Wantagh Parkway.
Is there parking at the dock?
Yes. There is free and metered parking directly at the public dock at 1501 Lido Blvd. Arrive 20–30 minutes before your sail time to check in, grab your ticket and get a good spot at the rail.
What can you catch out of Point Lookout?
Fluke (summer flounder) and black sea bass are the two main half-day targets from Point Lookout's south-shore waters. Depending on season we also run trips for porgy, striped bass, bluefish, blackfish and offshore species on long-range full-day sailings.
Which party boats sail from Point Lookout?
The Super Hawk sails twice a day from Point Lookout May through October and runs full-day and long-range trips off-season. Call (516) 607-3004 to book — reservations are required with a credit card.