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Chapel Hill Channel

Raritan Bay holds plenty of hot spots for the August run of doormats, but one that falls a little under the radar is the Chapel Hill Channel.

Final Hour Flukin’: Peanut Bunker & Doormats

Young of the year bunker make their run towards the coast this month, and trophy fluke (and you) should be there.

Sand Crabs: Summer Surf Sweets for Stripers

Giving thought to where fluke feed might just give you pause to how you approach your next drop.

2017 8 Flat Line Long Line Tomato Tomahto LONGLINE 2

Competitive Crappies: Flat Line, Long Line, Tomato, Tomahto

A New Jersey native and national tournament pro gives insight to upping your local crappie score in numbers and size.

Deep Drop Bottom Fishing

Veteran angler/author grabs a spot along the rail for a “golden” opportunity for scoring the best tasting fish offshore.

In June, U.S. Secretary of Interior Ryan Zinke did a four-day trip across the Northeast while announcing $1.1 billion in annual funding for state wildlife agencies from revenues generated by the Pittman-Robertson Wildlife Restoration and Dingell-Johnson Sport Fish Restoration acts.

The Block Island Wind Farm

Love it or hate it, the horizon off the southeast corner of Block Island is now dotted with a string of wind farm turbines.

A 60-Year-Old Secret: Armand’s Frog

A simple fly that mimics one of the largemouth bass’s favorite snacks.

Debunking Bunker Bassin’

An outline to live-lining Atlantic menhaden for trophy stripers in the northeast

In the Surf: The Fairer Kind

In fishing, as in life, women make just as good if not better surfcasters than men.

Just My Luck

I have never been a fan of fancy new vehicles to be used when fishing, so due to this I have an older truck as my primary mode of transportation.

Distracted Drifting

The opening day of New Jersey’s 2017 fluke season arrived on a Thursday; that’s a deadline day at The Fisherman, which meant I couldn’t stray far from the laptop.