Editor’s Log: Poached Ceviche
While walking around the annual Festival of the Sea in Point Pleasant back in September – going tent-to-tent and stuffing…
While walking around the annual Festival of the Sea in Point Pleasant back in September – going tent-to-tent and stuffing…
That September nor’easter roared in and really kicked the striper migration into gear. One afternoon, I took a ride, hoping…
New York State’s waters, stretching from the Hudson River to the expansive shores of Long Island, have long been a…
I received several emails regarding my September edition editorial (Editor’s Log: Buy Local) related to the collection of federal excise…
Last week, I took an extended lunch and went down to the nearest albie hotspot to see if they had…
When I took my role at The Fisherman Magazine, one of the first people who called me was former Long…
First enacted in 1976, the Magnuson-Stevens Fishery Conservation and Management Act (MSA) is our nation’s primary fisheries law and it…
Last week the other editors and I received a message of disappointment from a reader, who had sent in a…
About three years ago, I picked up a 17-foot 1981 Sea Ox to poke around in the back bay flats…
The SS United States Conservancy should soon learn the fate of the 990-foot SS United States currently berthed at Pier…
After dinner last night, I was preparing to do the dishes when my daughter walked up to me and looked…
Sponsored by The Fisherman, Long Island State Parks and Montauk Anglers Club, the Fred Golofaro Montauk Surf Fishing Classic is…
In the Long Island edition of The Fisherman for September, Matt Broderick tackled a relatively sore subject around these parts,…
Any red-blooded New-Englander knows the sound the sound of Joe Castiglione’s voice, it’s probably burned onto a segment of your…
Long Island has never been a stranger to the wrath of Mother Nature, from the cold winter snowstorms to the…
If you read the news brief in our August 19th edition (NOAA Fisheries “Re-Envisioning” Recreational Data Collection) you know that…
