Editor’s Log: Fare Thee Well
The Northeast fishing community may feel like a living and breathing beast of an entity, but in truth, it’s a…
The Northeast fishing community may feel like a living and breathing beast of an entity, but in truth, it’s a…
There are certain dates that carry weight for saltwater anglers, and in New York, opening day of fluke is one…
Back on April 13, NOAA Fisheries released their official National Saltwater Recreational Fisheries Policy for 2026. In it, the federal…
The other day, I took a drive. I drove through the neighboring towns, slowing down as I passed over a…
As another boating season gets underway across Long Island, local waterways will once again come alive with anglers, cruisers, and…
“The large print giveth, the small print taketh away.” Looking over pages of penciled notes collected during fisheries meetings…
To say I was surprised to see that a herring run in Harwich, Massachusetts would be reopened to harvesting these…
In a region loaded with striped bass tournaments, it’s not easy to separate one from the next. But for 25…
A good friend recently emailed a couple of old cod photos, offering them up as possible article photos for The…
I’d have to imagine that most anglers have had some kind of encounter with a game warden. I have had…
As we roll into the 2026 season, there’s plenty to be optimistic about—improving access, strong early signs in some fisheries,…
In 2026 and 2027, New Jersey’s black sea bass season will open two days earlier (May 15) than it did…
Spring is loaded with new beginnings, many of which carry the label “Opening Day”. Whether it’s opening day of baseball…
One of the best parts of putting together each issue of The Fisherman isn’t just the stories we tell—it’s the…
As I sit here at the keyboard on the morning of March 16th, I’m just coming down off the three-day…
As I usually do, I brought the examples from my plug building articles to the RISAA Show as conversation pieces…