Reef Fluke Madness: Finding Structural Success
You may lose a few rigs, but there’s more than just trouble when fluking the rubble.
You may lose a few rigs, but there’s more than just trouble when fluking the rubble.
Tired of culling through dozens of shorts to find a keeper? Put these tactics to work to improve the quality of your fluking.
There’s a time and place for everything, yes, including even the old standards.
Fluke fishing may not be as simple as it once was, but it can sure be a lot more fun, and more productive to boot.
New Jersey’s May 22 opener is a great day for targeting those tidal rivers for summer flounder.
Battling fluke in 4 feet of water on light tackle never gets old, and now is the time.
With the May 22 kickoff fast-approaching in New Jersey, the time has come for tactical planning.
Party boat anglers can up their game by rethinking their approach to fluking.
Long Island’s ocean waters have a reputation for producing double-digit doormats during the ninth month.
New Jersey’s artificial reefs and wreck sites offer a migratory bounty heading into September.
Spice up your fishing by experimenting with some of these other rigs and you just might discover a new favorite.
Focusing your efforts in the ocean during August and September can make that dream of a double digit doormat a reality.
An effective rig for doormats using glow-in-the-dark soft plastic squids.
The rod softens the powerful lunges fluke make as they attempt a dash to the bottom, and violent head shakes at boatside are cushioned with lighter tackle.
Finding flatties for the shore-bound fisherman.
Keep your eyes on the fishfinder and you may just find your own promised land.