Editor’s Log: A Vacation From Vacationland
When I was a kid, we took regular vacations to Cape Cod and we squeezed every drop of enjoyment out…
When I was a kid, we took regular vacations to Cape Cod and we squeezed every drop of enjoyment out…
Every so often the calendar throws us a curveball – one of those rare Saturdays that manages to pack more…
Folks had been asking about the recreational reform and sector separation initiatives under review by fisheries managers, which prompted me…
My wife often accuses me (jokingly) of having too many friends. My phone is constantly buzzing with texts from fishing…
In fishing, the term personal best gets thrown around a lot, often tied to numbers, whether it’s inches, pounds, or…
Read my lips, no new tax! Earlier this summer the Marine Trades Association of New Jersey (MTA/NJ) launched a Sink…
In the winter of 2005 I scouted a location that I just knew would produce some big striped bass. In…
There’s a simple kind of joy in fishing from a small boat during the month of July. Whether you’re drifting…
In the July edition of The Fisherman – on newsstands now or perhaps on your coffee table – I wrote…
The image shows me walking along a Cape Cod beach with an intense aurora exploding from the horizon. It was…
There’s a certain pride many of us take in fishing “on our own.” Whether it’s launching a skiff at first…
On June 3, NOAA Fisheries drastically cut private vessels back to just one school bluefin tuna from 27 to 47…
Back in May, I made the long ride up to Plum Island for the Surfcasting Demo Day at Surfland Bait…
There’s no denying it – July on Long Island is the height of the season, in every way. The weather…
Over the Memorial Day weekend, The Fisherman’s YouTube channel eclipsed 50,000 subscribers. If you’re one of them, thank you! And…
I’m fresh off a morning of chasing striper schools aboard my friend, and elite angler, Matt Perry’s boat. He’s one…