Tagged Tuna: Amelia’s Travels
The adventures of a lucky little fish with a big story that crossed from one side of the Atlantic to the other.
Features
Midnight Lunkers: Night Bassin’
Now is the time to hit your local bass pond after the sun has set for a shot at a lunker largemouth.
Inshore Excitement: Pelagic Parade
Albies and bonito and macks, oh my! From boat or shore, the next few weeks will see a steady run of speedy visitors in nearshore waters.
A Stealthy Approach To The Surf
Very small vibrations which are utterly undetectable to us are easily pin-pointed by stripers.
Shallow Water Tactics: Late Summer Sea Bass
You’ll know it’s a sea bass when it makes runs to the side, and you know you have a large one when you struggle to gain line.
Jig A Head For Scup
A leadhead jig tipped with clam, worm or squid is a sure fire and fun way to play the porgy game.
Flight Plan: The Drone Factor
Drones have become a valuable tool for boaters and fishermen, not only to record trophies and accomplishments, but as an actual aid to navigation.
Looking Back: A Day To Remember
So, that’s the story of the day I fished with Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig, an event that occurred long, long ago in late November, 1928. Truly a day to remember.
Tale End: The Bass Of A Lifetime
July 19th started like any other typical morning when it comes to a Montauk fishing trip.
Shoreside Tog Tactics
The majority of my fishing for these fish the last few seasons has consisted of making casts averaging around 30 feet.
Albie Fever: The Kayak Advantage
Hunting false albacore and related funny fish on the kayak is one of the greatest local inshore challenges and thrills.
Big Water Surf: Setting Up For Storm Success
When the wind is raging out of the northeast in September and October, he is worthless all day and his mind turns to mush.
September: A Season Of Opportunity
Leveraging September migration movements can translate to the ninth month potentially being the most productive of the year.
A Shore Start: Googan To Grandmaster
A look at some of the latest, greatest and most economical choices out now in the surf rod & reel market.
Boat Stripers: Casting Inside Out
Casting for bass from the deck of your boat adds another dimension to your fishing that may not only be more fun, but often more productive.
Surf: Bait or Lures?
The keys are to first, know whether or not fish are around, and second are they feeding up or scrounging along the bottom.
