Surf Fishing: Tides And Current
Every angler needs to clearly understand the difference between tide and current.
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.
It’s one thing to coax a hit in the surf, getting it in is quite another story altogether.
Long casts have their place in the surf game, but there are times when the most productive water is virtually at your feet.
Having confidence in a handful of plugs instead of cramming your bag with dozens of options will lighten your load and cover a variety of situations.
Teasers work wonders on surf stripers, here’s how to choose the right one for you.
How to find success on these speedy summertime visitors.
No reason to write off August, if you are willing to work the midnight to dawn shift.
All surf reels require regular maintenance, here’s how to keep them working and in tip top shape.
One of the most effective tactics to catching surf stripers this summer lies just beneath the sand.
Make the most of summertime action in the surf with proper gear and attire suited to the conditions.
Often relegated to open surf and back bays, fly fishing is extremely effective in strong-running shoreline current.
Finding flatties for the shore-bound fisherman.
Roaming oceanfront beaches in search of summer flounder requires a certain amount of prospecting to be successful.