Editors Log: Striperquest ‘25
This season marks 35 years since catching my first “targeted” striped bass along the beaches of Long Beach Island. It…
This season marks 35 years since catching my first “targeted” striped bass along the beaches of Long Beach Island. It…
Last night I walked outside at about 7 p.m. Feeling the warmth and stillness of that late-April evening, I decided…
The reopening of fluke season each spring stirs a familiar rhythm along the shorelines of New York. From east-end harbors…
The week of April 14th was a busy one in the White House for coastal fishing interests. First came the…
When I spoke to John at the Goose Hummock Shop in early April and expressed that both I and advertising…
Every boating season, Jones Inlet stands as both a lifeline and a hazard. For thousands of boaters in the western…
On the afternoon of April 9, 72-year-old John Mazzi went clamming on Barnegat Bay. At approximately 10 p.m. that evening,…
I haven’t tried to be ‘the guy’ that catches the first fresh-run striper in my local area for a long…
By now, you’ve probably seen the headlines: the Trump administration has pulled the plug – at least temporarily – on…
If you haven’t caught your first striper of the year, I’m sure it will be any day now. I’m thrilled…
Massachusetts has been busy over the last month, making some new rules that will affect many of us. I’m fine…
In a 2017 magazine article in The New Yorker titled “The World Is Running Out of Sand” author David Owen…
We do our best at The Fisherman to stay up-to-date on the latest, greatest technological advances in the angling world. …
I received a rare text from Charley Soares the other day; he usually calls, but in this case he was…
One of the most frustrating sights for any dedicated angler is witnessing illegal fishing practices that threaten our local fish…
The topic of a New Jersey saltwater fishing license came up in conversations at the winter shows, with fee-to-fish supporters…