Hot Spot: Southwest Reef
A diverse spot in central Long Island Sound that has it all
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Hot Spot: Bay Shore Marina
The Bay Shore Marina Dock is a great place to begin fishing, especially with the kids. The dock is large,…
Hot Spots: Bacardi (Durley Chine)
This spot always goes down smooth. The Bacardi wreck lies approximately 66 miles outside of Manasquan Inlet in generally 180…
Hot Spots – Cape Cod Canal: The Cribbin
My how the Canal has changed in the 23 years I’ve been fishing it! When I first started fishing there,…
Hot Spots: Gardiners Bay
Gardiners Bay is a small arm of the Atlantic Ocean, approximately 10 miles long and 8 miles wide between the…
Hot Spot: White Lake
If you take advice from any in the know about White Lake in Warren County, they might tell you to…
Hot Spot: South Point Pier, Prudence Island
A known ambush point for large bass in Narragansett Bay!
Hot Spot: Smithtown Reef
N40.55.975/W73.11.170 Tucked between the former LIPA Stacks and Cranes Neck in Long Island Sound is Smithtown Bay where each spring…
Hot Spot: Sandy Hook Reef
Known as New Jersey’s oldest reef site, the Sandy Hook Reef’s first deposits were taken in 1937, so it’s had…
Hot Spots: The Greenlawns
72 23’ W / 41 04’ N Located along the west side of Shelter Island between Shelter Island Sound and…
Hot Spot: Raritan Bay Stripers
Fishing for springtime striped bass in Raritan Bay will present several different options for the boater. One can traditionally anchor…
Hot Spots: The Gateway
A good spot for spring cod with the potential to pick away at a few fish throughout the season.
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 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.