The Season That Didn’t Want to Start – Part 1
In the past I have written about my mishaps and setbacks while fishing, and today is another such case.
From The Editor
NYSF Seeking Relief for For-Hires
It goes without saying that these are very tough times for many businesses and industries.
Pablum Puker
While putting a few thoughts together at the end of April and looking ahead towards May, I found myself hoping…
Grant Needed to Improve Marine Enforcement
One of the concerns that is frequently heard when it comes to managing our marine resources is the issue of…
For-Hires Need to Be Fishing
Party and charter boat captains and guides help form the backbone of our recreational fishing industry. Without them, there are…
Fish Smart
On April 6, the A.C. Press broke the story that bait and tackle shops may operate during the COVID-19 crisis by way of phone orders and curbside delivery.
The Cormorant Threat
In my humble opinion, based on both field observations and research, we have a large-scale problem with cormorants affecting our…
A Season Like No Other
The coronavirus has ensured that the 2020 fishing season will be unlike any we have ever experienced.
A Split State
I received an interesting email from longtime subscriber Richard Lopardo of Forked River with the subject line Suggestion for Senior Aged Fisherman
If Not Fishing, Then What?
“Get out and fish” seems to be the call to action these days.
Essential Bait & Tackle
On March 21, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy issued Executive Order No. 107 directing all residents to stay at home until further notice
Correction to 2020 Connecticut Fishing Guide
Nobody’s perfect and we all make mistakes; I’m completely aware of this.
DEC REMINDER TO PRACTICE SAFE DISTANCING WHILE ANGLING
While time spent afield on New York’s waters enhances your physical and mental well-being, in light of the COVID-19 outbreak,…
Looking Ahead to Better Times
Everyone has been affected by the coronavirus and despite state parks and DEC encouraging outdoor activities like fishing, and promoting the healthy benefits of the outdoors, that window continues to narrow.
Mail Bag: Winter Musings
Throughout late fall and into the winter, I received quite a few emails from readers on various topics and issues related to recreational fishing in the region.
Fishing Communities
The term community can apply to a group of people living together, but it can also be used to describe a feeling of fellowship with others, as a result of sharing common attitudes, interests, and goals.
