Editor’s Log: Give Spring Tog A Go
We’re already more than two weeks into the month of April and what that means is we’re also two weeks…
We’re already more than two weeks into the month of April and what that means is we’re also two weeks…
In January the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) delayed action on a proposal to allow the transfer of unused…
With April now upon us, spring stripers are appearing in new areas every day, Opening Day of trout season has…
It’s back again this year like clockwork. New York State Parks and the New York Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC)…
Four months’ worth of The Fisherman Magazine have already been signed, sealed and delivered to newsstands, tackle shops, marinas and…
You won’t find anyone living in the Northeast that would call this past winter ‘ordinary’ or ‘normal’. January and February…
On February 27th, a meeting occurred at the New York Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) headquarters in Kings Park to…
I wrote an article in the December, 2019 edition of The Fisherman called “Myth or Matter: Is Offshore Wind Blowing…
One of the things I love most about my job is getting feedback from our readers; over the years nothing…
For those of you who follow along with the Fisherman’s prestigious Interclub Contest that we sponsor every year, you know…
I have it on good authority that discussions are underway at the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) about…
The Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) is a panel of officials hailing from each state along the Eastern Seaboard….
Let’s face it; we live on an island where the population is growing by the day, and with a growing…
“Epic,” “best ever,” “one for the record books,” just some of the exciting references to last fall’s Jersey Shore striper…
I know fisheries regulations can be a touchy subject, but my feelings on that front are that a lot of…
Every year The Fisherman Magazine hosts its season-long interclub competition that consists of the island’s fishing clubs and their hundreds…