Surf: Why Fish A Troller?
Just because it’s called a troller doesn’t mean you need a boat to fish it.
Just because it’s called a troller doesn’t mean you need a boat to fish it.
An iconic lure that should have a permanent spot in every surfcaster’s plug bag.
Five tried and true options for backwater bassing.
Go a few rounds with the toughest gamefish on the Northeast coast!
In quiet waters, the way you approach the surf is as important as what you have clipped onto your line.
Demystifying the most misunderstood plug in the surfcaster’s arsenal.
Get expert surf fishing insights, a user overview of the St. Croix Seage Surf Rod and learn about what motivates…
Overusing your light at night is one of the cardinal sins of the surf.
The Pikie has been around more than 100 years and is still evolving and catching fish.
A surfcaster with a well-armed bullpen is ready for anything!
4×4 Fishing, 4×4 Surfing, Stargazing, Night/Sport Fishing, Camp Hero Fishing, Regional SCUBA-Diving, Nighttime Photography, Metal Detecting Available for purchase…
Surfcasters can use the striper migration to their advantage in the late fall.
Planning for the worst ensures worry-free fishing.
Releasing a fish allows you to share the joy of catching that fish with someone you will likely never meet.
Bait and lures are both responsible for tremendous catches, but how do you make the right choice?
Step back and observe, you can learn a lot from other anglers.