Jigging Stripers: Montauk’s Other Migrationz
The June run of stripers often matches the intensity of the Point’s heralded fall run.
The June run of stripers often matches the intensity of the Point’s heralded fall run.
Here’s how the experts get hot action on big, early-season porgies in Long Island Sound.
Arguably one of the most effective rigs ever created, the sand eel umbrella rig works on a variety of Northeast gamefish.
Scoring a true doormat fluke is the ultimate challenge for any serious fluke angler.
Live spot have become a popular bait among inshore anglers. Most are directed at stripers but other species from fluke to tuna find them just as appealing.
A member of the grouper family, black sea bass have become an extremely popular inshore spring target species.
A look at how to save the day when the bite dies or even fails to materialize in the first place.
The Mid-Atlantic MOJO gains new converts in the Northeast for its simplicity and effectiveness.
Ferocious, blood thirsty schools of hungry bluefish will arrive any day now.
When one angler’s winter epiphany leads to the first flounder sandwich of the year.
Moon tides and the currents they generate are a major turn-on for trophy size stripers.
A simple rigging suggestion to help improve your tautog take on the winter wrecks.
Join the dedicated group of hardcore bottom fishermen who spend a ridiculous amount of time in winter pursuit of “personal best” blackfish.
Build a simple and inexpensive storage system this winter to keep your rods safe and secure.
Bundle up, grab some gear and head for one of the many docks and piers that offer a shot at winter herring action.
Try a light tackle focus on tautog and you may find a brand new way of prompting finicky blackfish to bite – and bite hard!