Get A Grip
Working over slippery, slime and algae covered rocks requires footwear you can rely on.
Working over slippery, slime and algae covered rocks requires footwear you can rely on.
Tell no one, show no one, and learn to appreciate the success of your own accomplishments.
One surfcaster’s approach to newly minted beaches at the Jersey Shore.
Both shores of the Island offer opportunities for land based anglers to take advantage of the fall blackfish season.
There are times when even a plug designed to “swim” will catch better when it is retrieved so slowly that there is little or no action to it.
If you haven’t yet committed to logging your trips on paper, you should at least make note of the conditions of each outing.
Everything you need to know to make driving on the beach a hassle-free way to reach those off-road hotspots.
Night tides and spring patterns often produce the biggest striped bass in the 10th month and beyond.
Warm summer days and crowded beaches are a thing of the past, giving salty flyrodders the opportunity to ply their craft.
With the fall run well upon us, now is the time to make sure your hooks are in tip-top shape!
Three simple tricks to make your surfcasting outings more efficient and productive.
Changing out trebles for single hooks can benefit both the fish and angler.
Every angler needs to clearly understand the difference between tide and current.
Fall back to quieter times post-Labor Day at the Delaware shore.
False albacore (little tunny, fat Alberts) offer surfcasters a unique and formidable challenge.
The mass migration of mullet and peanuts puts the fluke at your feet this month.