The Magic of Tides
Tides are among a short list of key factors that directly affect fishing success.
Tides are among a short list of key factors that directly affect fishing success.
Set your sights on deep water when hunting double-digit Dream Boat fluke this summer.
The right gear, electronics and boat positioning combine for an effective approach to fall blackfish.
Simple yet effective, it’s a wonder why every striper angler hasn’t made the mojo leap.
When tautog sharpies around you start catching, it’s time to break out the jigs.
Take the concept of reverse surfcasting to the next level with the aid of electronics and trolling motors.
The fall fishery for black sea bass can be totally out of control if you hit the right wreck during the pre-winter migration.
While technological advances played a part in the ongoing evolution of soft plastics, there was also a lot of crossover in baits.
Catching fluke might not be rocket science, but there is sound science behind it.
From New England through the Mid-Atlantic, the springtime tautog fishery is dominated by the use of soft baits.
Late summer fluking can yield some of the biggest fish of the season, including some worthy of Dream Boat status.
These late summer visitors are a fan favorite of light tackle anglers in the Northeast.
Slow pitch jigging is very much like Butterfly jigging. A complete system of rod, reel, line and jig, and you need all of those components to do it properly.
When wind and tide conspire to sabotage your fluke catching efforts, trolling can help make things right.
Few techniques are more effective on big stripers than drifting a live eel over fish-holding structure in the dark of night.
Pay a visit to any tackle shop and the range of colors on the bucktail rack is likely to rival that of the cosmetics counter at Macys.