Inshore: The Last Hour Of The Tide
How currents and concentrated bait can make the final stages of a moving tide especially productive during the fall run.
How currents and concentrated bait can make the final stages of a moving tide especially productive during the fall run.
Mobility and constant repositioning is key to finding the most productive tog water.
Highlighting the attributes of a rod and reel combo that will work for a number of October species.
A single jerk shad on a jighead closely matches the spearing fall fluke love to feed on!
A simple guide to catching, cleaning and cooking the underrated northern pufferfish.
September’s peanut bunker schools can ignite inshore action in a hurry. Follow the bait and match the hatch for striped bass, bluefish, and weakfish.
Your August guide to the Northeast’s hottest inshore species.
A simple approach to catching one of summer’s best-eating fish.
Why three-way bucktailing still produces big bass.
The case for rattling lures versus silent presentations.
Discover why a simple one-jig presentation remains one of the most effective—and often overlooked—ways to catch more keeper fluke.
Using technology to catch more fish.
How some experts target keeper flatties each season.
Know your essential anchoring skills for safety and fishing efficiency.
How moving water, sand structure and turbulent current create prime ambush points for summer flounder.
Knowing your forage fish helps you target predators.