Hot Spots: Blydenburgh Lake
According to the DEC website, “Blydenburgh Lake, also known as Stump, New Mill or Weld’s Pond, is located within Blydenburgh…
Hot Spots
Hot Spot: The Non-Tidal Delaware River
It’s time to prepare for the shad run on the Big-D!
Hot Spot: The Vineyard Sound Lightship Redux
In this month’s feature articles, you undoubtedly read the article by Charley Soares on the Vineyard Sound Lightship. As always,…
Hot Spot: The Race
It can be one of the most challenging pieces of water that wraps around the Long Island coast.
Hot Spot: Toms River
For anglers that find the long, Jersey winter dragging along, the Toms River offers the first glimmer of hope to…
Hot Spot: The Dodge Grounds
Another spot off Block Island to find some cod in the spring which also produces bonito in the summer and early fall.
Hot Spot: Ambrose Channel
The fluke that situate themselves in Ambrose throughout the season can range from shorts to monsters of over 15 pounds.
Hot Spot: Sea Girt Reef
One of the finest fishing locales in New Jersey exists as the Sea Girt Reef. At a manageable 3.5 miles…
Hot Spot: The Apple Tree And The Camelback
Located on the western side of Sharks Ledge, these spots produce cod year-round as well as bluefish, black sea bass and more in-season.
Hot Spot: Breezy Point Jetty
The structures of the jetty attracts a myriad of baitfish and a host of game and bottom dwelling species through the course of the season, which is beneficial to both surfcasters and boating anglers alike.
Hot Spot: L Street Pier
Anytime you mention winter flounder, Shark River is always one of the first spots you think of. There’s probably no…
Hot Spot: Block Island – North Rip To The Stairs
Sandy points, rocky beaches and bowls, strong-running currents and even a jetty; the east side of Block Island has it all and more.
Hot Spot Of The Month: The Big Flat Brook
The headwaters of New Jersey’s most beautiful trout river begin, simply enough, below the dam at Saw Mill Lake in…
Hot Spot of the Month: Block Island’s South Side
The largest fish that I have ever hooked—and lost—in the surf took place along this fabled stretch of shoreline.
Hotspot Of The Month: Robert Moses Bridge
N 40°62’12” / W 73°26’36” The Robert Moses Bridge is the last of three spans connecting the mainland to Fire…
Hot Spot: The Triple Wrecks
One would need an updated 2020 Thesaurus to comprehend the descriptions of this summer’s yellowfin tuna fishery at the Triple…
