Get the Drift You Need
If you’re traveling far and wide this month, you may be missing the very best of the season’s inside action.
If you’re traveling far and wide this month, you may be missing the very best of the season’s inside action.
Take advantage of the spring bounty of adult menhaden for a shot at the first wave of large striped bass.
Savvy fluke fans know that fluke will seek out the spawning grounds of squid that migrate inshore to feed and lay their eggs.
The croaker and weakfish have a complex relationship that’s forcing anglers and academics to take notice.
Live baits are deadly medicine on big stripers but how you present them can make a big difference.
Catching squid is no longer limited to vertical jigging after dark under crowded dock lights.
Targeting trophy tiderunners with light tackle and artificials remains an annual spring tradition for many anglers. .
Chunking bass from a kayak in the shallows provides a unique opportunity to tangle with a trophy striper in relatively calm, protected waters.
With size limits for fluke likely pushing the 19-inch mark in some states this season, targeting bigger fluke with large strip baits from sea robins, bunker, bluefish, mackerel and squid make a lot of sense.
As we wait to learn our fluke fate this month, here are a few summer flounder tips to tide you over until the first tides of 2017.
A how, where and why look at soft baits for April black sh.
Earthworms can at times be just as effective as sea worms on inshore favorites like flounder, weakfish and striped bass.
From spring through fall, here are a dozen locations on the Striper Coast that could connect you to that mystical 50-pounder.
Casting will expand your fluke fishing skills and put more fish in the cooler.
Always willing to brawl, the spring arrival of these yellow-eyed battlers on the inshore scene is a celebrated event.
A walk down memory lane to the piers and bulkheads, where we’re reminded that the winter flounder is very much about tradition.