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.
Inshore
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.”
Party Boating: Learning the Ropes
There is nothing like the anticipation you feel heading out in the morning on a calm sea aboard a party boat.
Road Trip: On the Hunt for Monster Blackfish
Take your togging on the road this month in search of personal bests. A dedicated and slightly crazy group of…
MACKEREL/TUNA GUIDE FROM NOAA FISHERIES
Mackerel or little tunny or bonito? Oh, my! Here is a helpful guide from NOAA Fisheries to help you ID that catch.
Yak Bass: Skinny Water Stripers
The kayak is the perfect platform to target big bass on shallow, near-shore reefs.
Inshore: Head South for Winter Action
It’s beginning to look a lot like travel season!
Inshore: Landing Larger Blackfish on the Jig
Thoughts to consider when heading into tautog jigging season.
Tautog Fishing with Friends
Have a boat? Good, now leave it tied up and join the party to live and learn with new buddies.
Boat Bass on The Fly
Fall is the best time of year to target stripers on the fly as they fatten up for the run south.
Migration Time: Jigging Late Fall Stripers
Late fall striper jigging is the season’s last hurrah for many Long Island anglers.
