Offshore Off-Season: Proper Put-Away
Take care of your tools and your tools will take care of you.
Take care of your tools and your tools will take care of you.
The 2019 bluefin season has been one for the ages, and it ain’t over yet!
Is the offshore “hero shot” on catch and release pelagics officially a thing of the past?
How to locate your lures for the ultimate presentation.
The fall chunk bite in the canyons can produce a variety of species, here’s how to get started.
A slew of mahi tricks from a seasoned captain and past Dream Boat Fishing Challenge winner.
As winds from a northerly quarter become more frequent, Long Island anglers are likely to encounter some of the biggest sharks of the season.
A look at Northeast party boat tuna fishing for beginners, from a beginner.
This Dream Boat “fish of the month” has some open slots for potential winners.
Lockjaw, it’s going to happen at some point; adapt, improvise, overcome.
Mahi are one of the most exhilarating pelagics to catch using fly fishing gear.
Until you know what fish find to their liking on any given day, a mixed spread is the best way to find the hot color and size.
Take advantage of the latest electronic systems to broaden your options when making that long run to and from the Edge.
They are readily available and with proper rigging techniques are deadly on tuna.
If fishing for tuna is a puzzle, the rigs, lures, baits and spreads you choose are critical pieces.
Easy offshore/inshore project next time NOAA’s offshore forecast leaves you stuck in port.