Hot Spot: Delaware Bay Reef
A diamond in the artificial reef rough that’s being polished to the point this might be the year its fishing…
Hot Spots
Hot Spot: Bishop And Clerks Shoal
It was one of the several places that I was familiar with in this area, having fished in a few…
Hot Spot: Harts Cove
When Hurricane Sandy tore through Long Island, the “Old Inlet” west of the Smith Point Bridge reopened. This opening/inlet was…
Hot Spot: Paulinskill River
The Paulinskill River flows from the source in marshlands of Fredon Township near Newton 41.6 miles to the Delaware River…
One Fish: Primal Scream
What I wouldn’t give to be 12 again. It was August 9, 1992, it had been a hot and humid…
Hot Spot: The Mascot Dock (L Dock)
As a resident in the Village of Patchogue for the past 33 years I have seen some extreme changes. For…
Fire Island Fluke: Inlet Ambush Points
Six sweet fluke spots for Fire Island Inlet in May.
Hot Spot: Keansburg Fishing Pier
With a population of about 9,700, the small town of Keansburg has long been a destination for local anglers and…
Hot Spot: Stony Brook Fishing Pier
Located in the hamlet of Stony Brook Village is none other than the Stony Brook Fishing Pier. In actuality this…
Hot Spot: Pequest River
The Pequest River flows 35.7 miles from Stickles Pond near Newton to the Delaware River at Belvidere. It’s fed by…
Hot Spot: West Bay Bridge/Quantuck Canal
As spring arrives, one of the best spots to begin whether you are a shorebound angler or boater is the…
Hot Spot: Pemberton Lake
The 45 acre Pemberton Lake in Burlington County, borne of a former cranberry bog, is located in Pemberton Township off…
Hot Spot: Fort Pond
With saltwater fishing options very limited to most of us in the Northeast this time of year, freshwater fishing may…
Hot Spot: Beltzville Dam
While waiting for New Jersey lakes to freeze up, consider that Northeastern Pennsylvania has many lakes available to ice fish…
Hot Spot: Hempstead Lake State Park
Winter fishing at Hempstead Lake State Park offers a unique blend of quietness and great angling opportunities for anglers. The…
Hot Spot: Musconetcong River
The Musconetcong River flows 45.7 miles from Lake Hopatcong’s dam to the Delaware River at Riegelsville. Swampy tributaries feed the…
