Gardiners Island
Gardiners Bay is approximately 10 miles long and 8 miles wide, and sits between the two forks at the eastern end of Long Island.
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Offshore Trolling: Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow
Arm yourself with the latest innovations in trolling lures, but don’t overlook some of those oldies but goodies.
Late Summer: Skinny Water Fluke
It’s really cool being able to physically watch the entire process unfold as a fish eats my bucktail.
The West Branch: Dog Day Trout
It’s a relatively short trip from urban to extraordinary, where big trout oblige in summer’s heat.
North Shore: Hunting for Big Porgies
Get away from time-honored spots that are heavily fished and sooner or later you’ll find a few small spots that produce bigger porgies.
Doormatville: Frisbee’s Monster Fluke
The Montauk fluke season of 2017 will no doubt go down as one of the best since back in the 1970s.
Great South Bay: Weakfish of Summer
If you forget about targeting weakfish once June rolls around, you could be missing some of the best action of the year.
Soy Tuna
The next time you connect with a bluefin tuna, try this. It is my ultimate recipe for bluefin, and one that is sure to impress your dinner guests.
H.R. 200 Passed by Congress
On July 11, 2018, the U.S. House of Representatives passed H.R. 200, better known as the Strengthening Fishing Communities and Increasing Flexibility in Fisheries Management Act.
Lobster Claw
As bluefin tuna have been summering over in Jersey’s midshore waters the past few years, an oft overlooked spot is in the limelight again – the Lobster Claw.
X’s & O’s: Fluke Strategy, Science & Sex
A quick look at back bay fluke tactics, the migration and the new science on summer flounder.
Got Bunker? Live Bait & Monster Bass
A look at the historic return of menhaden and the epic striper action those lively baits bring.
Passaic River Pike: NJ Northerns on the Fly
The 80-mile long Passaic River is a perfect place to begin a kayak fly fishing adventure.
Changing Migrations: Tracking Grand Slammers
Captains offer thoughts on the everchanging migrations of fluke, weakfish, bluefish and stripers.
Summer Traditions: Love Those Blue Claws!
A big Somers Point contest this month reminds us all of the seasonal joys of crabbing.
Noyak Bay
Nestled between the North Haven Peninsula and Jessup Neck and southward of the western end of Shelter Island and part of the Peconic Bay estuary sits Noyack Bay.
