Our BDV spotlight returns in August with a bathymetric snapshot off Cape May County.

If you like variety, a chum slick is the way to go this month.

Sometimes, it pays to led Rodney do the work!

At roughly 782 square miles in area, the Delaware Bay has been a big target area for NJ and DE anglers for generations. 

It was an overcast, rainy day on Long Island when my brother Kyle, my friend Ricky Hutter and I set out to capture a beast.

You don’t have to swim to appreciate the many benefits afforded by a wetsuit.

Our inshore and offshore waters come alive during late summer with a variety of transient gamefish.

New technology continues to change the way we approach fishing for different species, including the humble but tenacious porgy.

A far cry from traditional surf fishing hotspots, these areas offer some very good opportunities not far from home.

There are currently three 46-inch jumbo stripers swimming around somewhere in the North Atlantic with MiniPSAT devices affixed to their shoulders.

Swim it or pop it; either way, the new Yo-Zuri Mag Popper is sure to be a hit!

If the last two summers are a developing pattern, this month should be a good one.

Northeast anglers may want to take a page from their Southern brethren when it comes to targeting daytime swords.