Inshore: Getting Used to Circle Hooks
By boat or by beach, it’s time to consider mod- ifying your set-up and hookset approach.
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Inshore: Spring Blues
There’s no better sound than the drag singing of the spring blues!
Inshore: Playing the Slots
While finding a slot may be a bit like throwing darts, there is a tactical approach to hitting a bullseye.
Opening Day Dreams: Tidal River Fluking
New Jersey’s May 22 opener is a great day for targeting those tidal rivers for summer flounder.
Be Prepared: Sweat the Small Stuff!
There are plenty of times when packing those extra lures saves the day on what might otherwise be a fruitless outing.
Dance Moves: The Bottom Fishing Jig
Dance that jig-and-teaser to score on fluke, sea bass, scup and more this month and beyond!
Bring On The Bluefish
There’s nothing more exciting than working a popper for blues, whether from boat or shore, anticipating that the next cast will result in an explosive surface strike.
Inshore: Understanding Winter Flounder
Up your chances of finding and catching a couple of fat flatties this month.
Inshore: Home Schooled Fishing
You may have recently become home headmaster, so keep physical education in mind.
Inshore: Salty Texas & Carolina Rigs
Each rigging method offers a different retrieve action so the angler can imitate a wide variety of lifelike bait antics.
The Annual Run: Migration & Bait Cues for Striped Bass
Whether you fish by boat or by beach, adapting to the menu can help lead to seasonal success.
April Delight: Springtime Togging
Because last fall was exceptional, there is a good chance we will see much improved blackfish action this spring.
Where-to: Early Spring Stripers
A regional guide on where to connect with the first stripers of the season.
Target a Striper: The Confidence Factor
Whether you fish from a boat or the surf, having confidence in your fishing ability plays a critical role in the striper game.
How-To: Silicone Skirted Jigs
Here’s how to make your own durable jigs with a wide range of color options.
Nova Scotia: Stripers of the Northland
The striped bass population is alive and well many miles north of the proverbial “Striper Coast.”