Early Fall Tog: Jigging The Shallows
While jigging for blackfish is nothing new, the advantages of a tog jig are numerous and hard to ignore.
While jigging for blackfish is nothing new, the advantages of a tog jig are numerous and hard to ignore.
With summer species gathering up for their offshore migrations, now is the time to get in some quality rod-bending action before put- ting your boat away for winter.
Oh those wonderful wakes, the “V” wakes of migrating mullet.
Party boat anglers can up their game by rethinking their approach to fluking.
All that bait stacking up in back is a good sign!
Mackerel or little tunny or bonito? A guide to help you identify that catch.
New Jersey’s artificial reefs and wreck sites offer a migratory bounty heading into September.
A simple DIY item used to store rigs in a neat and orderly fashion.
A few simple tips to spooling that brand new for ‘19 weapon.
Tune up for fall blackfish by pulling on a few triggers.
Where there is one giant bass, there are likely more; where will the next event unfold?
Spice up your fishing by experimenting with some of these other rigs and you just might discover a new favorite.
The Spanish word for beautiful – bonito. In the Northeast, it also means opportunity.
As sea bass season enters its later stages, a change of tactics is required to stay on top of the action.
Focusing your efforts in the ocean during August and September can make that dream of a double digit doormat a reality.
An effective rig for doormats using glow-in-the-dark soft plastic squids.
