Editor’s Log: In Between Days
The first few weeks that follow Labor Day can be can be an exceptionally frustrating time to be a New…
The first few weeks that follow Labor Day can be can be an exceptionally frustrating time to be a New…
The other morning I put my daughter on the bus and headed to one of the most popular albie jetties…
Charlie Cinto was never on time; he was usually early. One summer morning he pulled up, early as usual, and…
For the second time in less than a month, Omega Protein, the industrial menhaden harvester, has littered the beaches along…
Lost in this summer’s regulatory mire – proposed speed restrictions for boats 35 feet and over, and a proposed national…
In the process of compiling this issue, I came across a story that made more sense for October, so I…
“Created in 1892, NJ Fish and Wildlife is a professional environmental agency dedicated to the protection, management and wise use…
I have been lucky enough to have my name on the masthead of this magazine – in some capacity –…
During the summer months, I enjoy drifting the flats looking for life that may include fluke, stripers, and bluefish. In…
We recently surveyed a sample set of readers to get a better handle on what you’d like to see covered…
July was probably the hardest month of my 42 years on this planet, and I’m not going to go on…
Sometimes summer fishing is referred to as the “summer doldrums” or a slow period of the year where fishing does…
On November 3, the American Museum of Fly Fishing (AMFF) will recognize Norman Maclean’s A River Runs Through It and…
Living through the information age has its positives and negatives. There is a strange level of satisfaction that comes from…
Over here at The Fisherman Magazine we always look forward to the once a year event that takes place in…
This Wednesday, August 3 at 5 p.m. NOAA’s Office of National Marine Sanctuaries (ONMS) will hold a virtual public hearing…