Charlie Cinto: the Man Behind the Fish
More than just a striped bass record-holder, Charlie Cinto was a consummate outdoorsman with a heart of gold.
Features
North Shore Harbors: Easy Time for Early Stripers
What’s not to like – generally calm water, light tackle, small lures and the first stripers of the season?
April Delight: Springtime Togging
Because last fall was exceptional, there is a good chance we will see much improved blackfish action this spring.
Great South Bay: Starting with Flounder
The appeal of still being able to come home with a few flounder still weighs strong on some anglers.
Then & Now: Connetquot River State Park Preserve
Despite being located on one of the most densely populated islands in the country, the Connetquot is recognized by the state as a Wild, Scenic Recreational River.
On the Spot: Spring Blackfish Success
Light spinning tackle and jigs are the modus operandi for springtime blackfish.
Where-to: Early Spring Stripers
A regional guide on where to connect with the first stripers of the season.
2020 Plug Build: The Cinto Eel
A triple jointed eel designed by the late Charlie Cinto.
All You Need to Know About Trim Tabs
A soup to nuts tutorial on choosing, using and maintaining trim tabs.
Risk Aversion: Overcoming Wire Line Phobia
Moving past those wire inhibitions to add an ever-lasting strategy to your striper arsenal.
Discovering Atlantus: Using the Bathymetric Data Viewer
The second in an ongoing discovery series in The Fisherman on BDV hot spot research.
2020 Shad Forecast: Dreaming of the Delaware
Don’t wait too long for those big bucks to arrive; they could’ve arrived already!
Spring Stripers: Right Out of the River
Hit New Jersey’s salt creeks and rivers for fast and furious schoolie striper action as of March 1.
Fresh Pond Habs
Fresh Pond Rocks denotes the beginning of the rocky, fishy structure leading west along East Beach in Charlestown, RI.
Man vs. Fish: Smoked
Sometimes you win, and sometimes you lose, but sometimes you simply get smoked!
Topwater Tactics: Big Pencils
Whether you fish the Canal or an open beach, large pencil poppers have a way of consistently drawing strikes from cow bass.
