Tip of the Month: Best Baits and Lures for Spring Trout
Artwork by Savio Mizzi Spring is trout time in the Northeast as many anglers focus their attention on local lakes…
Tip of the Month
Make Your Own Boot Remover
Slipping out of a pair of boot foot waders is not always as easy as it should be, especially if the boot foot is a little on the tight side.
Juice It Up!
Scents are a product that I firmly believe in, especially when employing the liquid on artificial lures for fluke and sea bass.
Changing the Mood of Jigs
As a former charter boat mate, we used to go through a lot of jigs, especially when employing bucktail jigs on three-way rigs when fishing ripsfor stripers.
Do It Yourself Hook Disgorger
You can easily build your own hook disgorger for a few cents by sawing down an old wooden broom or…
Kayak Gear Keeper
Kayaks are wonderful craft for fishing but small items like knives, hooks and lures can be easily lost. Neodymium or “rare earth” magnets are an effective and inexpensive solution for this problem.
Live Storage for Killies or Crabs
It’s as simple as a 5-gallon bucket, a hand drill with a 1/4-inch bit, and a piece of cord from…
Tip Of The Month: Did You Know?
White perch and striped bass are related. Both are members of the Moronidae family of fish, commonly known as the temperate basses, in which both species share the Morone genera.
Tip Of The Month: Big Baits For Big Fluke
With size limits for fluke likely pushing the 19-inch mark in some states this season, targeting bigger fluke with large strip baits from sea robins, bunker, bluefish, mackerel and squid make a lot of sense.
