Editor’s Log: Public Involvment And Contacts
I’ll be the first to say the past few months has been a roller coaster when it comes to setting…
I’ll be the first to say the past few months has been a roller coaster when it comes to setting…
The wind lays down just as the sun kisses the horizon, and the cackle of laughing gulls fills the neighborhood…
There are many striper-obsessed fishermen. You can count me among them. I enjoy fishing for just about every species that…
Recreational fishing, often seen as a leisure activity pursued for enjoyment and relaxation, is deeply entwined with economic factors that…
Legend has it that a pair of Wisconsin teenagers, William Harley and Arthur Davidson, loved pedaling their bicycles back and…
On Sunday evening I felt my phone buzz in my pocket; it was my buddy Nick telling me that a…
New rules regulating shark fishing along New York’s shores have drawn a mix of support and concern from the angling…
“We lose so many today of our sportfish world leaders, story tellers and forgotten are their contributions. The pioneers and…
Last week I sat in on a Rhode Island town meeting because the town council was weighing their options for…
As the boating season unfurls its sails on Long Island, the waterways fill with enthusiasts promising safe seas and awesome…
“And the equestrian flogging continues…” That was the opening line of my first draft of this May edition editor’s log…
If you read my recent editor’s log titled “The Secret” from digital issue #6, then you may remember I mentioned…
The 2024 fishing season is well underway with reports of excellent striper fishing on the western end of the island…
In his April edition editorial, New England managing editor Dave Anderson waded into the topic of industrial offshore wind (Editor’s…
Maybe some of you had the chance to read my April Editor’s Log entitled “Is This Really a Victory?”, if…
Tom Schlicter’s mid-Atlantic fisheries management council position is up for reappointment. He has served as the New York at-large mid…