Stepping Stones Light
The Stepping Stones Lighthouse sits atop a rocky foundation east of the Throgs Neck Bridge, and off the tip of City Island, the Bronx.
The Stepping Stones Lighthouse sits atop a rocky foundation east of the Throgs Neck Bridge, and off the tip of City Island, the Bronx.
The cliché “Good things come in small packages” is never more apropos than describing the angling opportunities available at Ponderlodge Pond located in the Villas in Lower Township, Cape May County.
It had been several years since I last set foot on the fabled beaches of Cape Cod, but I immediately felt at home with the backdrop of the pounding surf and expansive Atlantic Ocean to one side, tall sand dunes eroded by years of harsh weather to the other.
On January 11, 1886, while bound from New York to Rouen with a cargo of 57,880 bushels of corn, the 251-foot-long Hylton Castle got caught in a heavy gale.
One of the most notable casualties of the World War II German sub wolfpack was the unfortunate sinking of the 435-foot standard oil company tanker, R.P. Resor.
When Jim Kleimola retired from his job at the Massachusetts Department of Correction in April he realized that there would be plenty of time for fishing and he already had the perfect spot lined up.
Pickled herring are a welcomed treat on the holiday tables of many Long Island, Metro New York anglers, while some take advantage of the herring run to freeze away bait for the coming season.
A sweet patch of surfcasting sands exist on Brick Township’s “Barrier Island” along the Central Jersey coast.
A longstanding spot for winter cod with a shot at pollock and black sea bass in season.
Offering excellent late-season cod and sea bass, the East Grounds produce fish through the year.
Since 1984, the New Jersey Bureau of Marine Fisheries has been involved in an intensive program of artificial reef construction and biological monitoring.
Offering excellent late-season cod and sea bass, the East Grounds produce fish through the year.
Many of us who began fishing as youngsters spent many hours fishing local docks for snappers, flounder, blowfish and whatever else we could catch.
The wreck of the Mohawk was caused when the 387-foot vessel lost steering and rammed into the Norwegian freighter Talisman.
I hurriedly made my way down the path, tall briars on either side like a tunnel, when a huffing noise rose from the darkness.
Anglers looking for an edge along the very eastern end of the South and North Forks for groundfish and gamesters alike, will find Cerberus Shoal to be that place weather permitting throughout spring, summer and fall