Eeling Stripers: July’s Jetty Jocks!
While most are home under the covers, the late shifters are having one wild night on the rocks!
While most are home under the covers, the late shifters are having one wild night on the rocks!
In surf fishing circles, “The End” refers to Montauk’s bass rich, boulder studded shoreline.
Some simple in-season maintenance can help you avoid lost lures, fish and time.
Back bay areas offer easy feeding and offer a more consistent supply of forage over the course of the season than the ocean beaches.
Nothing matters, until it does. By Jerry Audet I have a couple specific surf-fishing spots that I love, which are…
There are times and places where committing to the full tide is the key to success in the surf.
Walk away, and you will benefit from challenging yourself, and future generations will benefit from having more fish to catch.
Try to accumulate infor- mation and decipher the code for a given set of conditions, and then se- lect an appropriate lure.
Hard earned lessons shape the way we fish, particularly when it comes to presentation.
Migraines, mal de mer, sore feet and cold coffee are sure ways to ruin any fishing trip; here’s a trio of tips to combat them all.
The idea of a barb is intuitive and logical, yet it doesn’t always help us land the largest of fish in the surf.
Herring run methods, new and old, to put you on the stripers this month.
Savvy casters understand that adapting your tackle and techniques to the fish you are targeting is the key to early season success.
You want your plug to look like a baitfish caught in the current and swinging naturally into fish-holding structure.
Fishing is our privilege, don’t be the reason why it gets taken away.
Take advantage of the current crop of small stripers by scaling down your tackle and having fun catching them.