Editor’s Log: 2026 Marine Registry Reminder
The 2026 season is starting to come together across the Northeast, and you can feel that early shift happening day…
The 2026 season is starting to come together across the Northeast, and you can feel that early shift happening day…
On the morning of April 14, 2018, I was manning a table at the old Ocean City fishing flea market…
Ask 100 individuals who work in the recreational fishing industry how they feel about the winter fishing shows and you’re…
As we move toward April and the start of another fishing season, New York’s saltwater anglers are beginning to get…
Last year I wrote of how Florida’s Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has a $104 million budget, though I’ve seen…
We’re a little past the one-year mark of my last editor’s log on this subject. If you missed it, grab…
March has always felt like a reset button around here. The days start to stretch a little longer, the boats…
As you’ll see in our news briefs (20% Increase In Sea Bass, Fluke & Porgy Stay The Same) it’s mostly…
Back before I was a fishing editor, I used to work in a paint store. One of the owners of…
Every generation of anglers faces challenges, but not all of them come from changing fish stocks or shifting seasons. Some…
Did you get your Island Beach State Park (IBSP) buggy permit? Me neither. And based on conversations I’ve had with…
Writing has always been my way out. For whatever reason, I was gifted the ability to put words together, and…
There’s always something grounding about that first issue of the year. While most anglers are still shaking off the holidays,…
My college journalism professors leaned heavily into the inverted pyramid concept of news writing. Think of an upside-down triangle, with…
The last couple months have been tumultuous in my bubble-world as a fishing editor. It began with public hearings scattered…
As another fishing season fades into the rearview, December always has a way of pulling everything into perspective—our highs, our…