North Shore: Rock ‘em Sock ‘em Tog
Long Island Sound is rich in rocky bottom that is ideal for housing structure-loving blackfish.
Long Island Sound is rich in rocky bottom that is ideal for housing structure-loving blackfish.
Bluefish prowl Western Sound harbors in late summer and early fall, providing some exciting shallow water action.
Young of the year bunker make their run towards the coast this month, and trophy fluke (and you) should be there.
An outline to live-lining Atlantic menhaden for trophy stripers in the northeast
There is no better way to target shallow-water fish, including porgies, than from a kayak.
Contrary to what some believe, the blowfish (northern puffers) common to our region are perfectly safe to eat, but beware of the increasing number of smooth puffers showing up in our waters; they can kill you.
If you’re not prepared with some larger offerings in your tackle bag, your chance of scoring is diminished.
There are times when even bluefish are difficult to catch; here’s how to combat their finicky ways.
Take advantage of the ease of kayak fishing before work to capitalize on your next potential trophy fish.
Aside from the fish catching advantages of using light tackle, it makes catching porgies a whole lot of fun.
If you’re one of those anglers who swear by deadsticking, there are a lot of reasons why you might want to reconsider your technique.
It’s as simple as a 5-gallon bucket, a hand drill with a 1/4-inch bit, and a piece of cord from…
Its benefits are many and drawbacks few, according to those who angle from these unique platforms.
Improve your own predatory insight and fish hunting skills through scientific analysis of striped bass forage.
Finding keepers under today’s regulations requires anglers broaden their efforts in order to improve catch rates.
While perhaps not the monster makos of the deep, it’s not exactly like chasing bluegills and tommycod either.