Everything you need to know to catch false albacore and green bonito on metals this season.

Repowering provides the comfort that having new engines provides, but it is also an opportunity to take advantage of the latest outboard technology.

If you’re looking for an alternative to trolling for bigeyes at night, drifting can be a very productive and sometimes safer alternative on crowded offshore grounds.

With its mild taste, wide ranging abundance and an insatiable appetite, the sea robin is quietly gaining in popularity.

Light tackle can be equally as effective in the deep and turbulent waters of the Striper Coast as it is in the more placid waters of our bays and sounds.

There is still plenty of time to make a run at the top of the standings by focusing your efforts on several key species.

What’s better than wearing shorts on a warm summer day and putting away a cooler full of quality cod?

There is no better way to target shallow-water fish, including porgies, than from a kayak.

You can still connect with big stripers and blues during the dog days of summer by focusing your efforts on the deeper reaches of Long Island Sound.

Contrary to what some believe, the blowfish (northern puffers) common to our region are perfectly safe to eat, but beware of the increasing number of smooth puffers showing up in our waters; they can kill you.