Fight Time: Dragging It Out
Understanding the nuances of drag settings can help avoid the painful loss of that long sought trophy fish.
Understanding the nuances of drag settings can help avoid the painful loss of that long sought trophy fish.
Maintaining a healthy supply of live baits can be a game changer when targeting some of our most prized inshore and offshore species.
What it lacks in fighting ability it more than makes up for as remedy to cabin fever.
Tried and true trolling spread techniques that turn on tuna and mahimahi.
It might come as a surprise to some anglers but wahoo are a species that can and should be targeted here in the Northeast.
Here are some ways to help improve your crew’s chances at hooking up with that tournament winning shark.
Just how much of an effect does a falling or rising barometer have on your fishing? The answer may surprise you.
Find the right weather window and you could be tangling with bluefins well into the holiday season.
If you’re looking for an alternative to trolling for bigeyes at night, drifting can be a very productive and sometimes safer alternative on crowded offshore grounds.
The months of November and December are prime time to hop a ride on an offshore wreck trip.
A veteran blue water skipper shares some insights that are sure to improve your fall chunking game.
Arm yourself with the latest innovations in trolling lures, but don’t overlook some of those oldies but goodies.
With a little strategic planning, you’ll be home with tuna before the boss knows you’re gone.
Pay extra attention to the finer points of rigging to greatly increase your chances of full coolers and weary arms this winter.
After seven months of heated competition, another angler is inducted into the brethren of Dream Boat Challenge winners.
As they make up more of the winter bottom fishing catch off Block Island, a veritable ling sharpie divulges some of his many secrets learned over the years.