Mullet-O-Mania
Monomania is defined as an obsessive zeal for, or interest in, a single thing, idea, or subject.
Features
Crankbait Porgies: Downsizing For Jumbos
I was very surprised to see that these small plugs appeared to work as well, if not better than bait.
A Steelheading Option: Lake Erie’s Tributaries
Lake Erie’s tributaries offer steelheading as good as anywhere in the region, minus the crowds.
Offshore Strategies: Transitioning Into Fall
The weather part of the equation plays a larger role in determining when and where you fish offshore.
Surf Transitions: Prepping for the Fall Run
The unofficial end of summer on Labor Day officially kicks open the door to the fall run.
Barrens Baron: Return to Piney Pickerel
A most devilish of fish lurks in the Pines, if you dare tread these dark, sandy roads.
Surf Chunks: Stickin’ & Waitin’
Fresh bunker is one part of a winning equation, but presentation and placement are also critical.
Weakfish: Yellow-Finned Glimmer of Hope
For those willing to forgo multi-fish bags, the heart of the fishery still beats in the Garden State.
Sleeper Spots: Fish a Micro Inlet
Score big while fishing from a small spot this fall.
Fine Tuning Your Surf Fishing Skills
Fine tuning your presentation can make a world of difference in the surf fishing game.
More In This Issue
Simple But Good Fluke
As fluke season winds down, you may already have a stash of fillets on hand.
Penn Spinfisher Vi
Before heading to ICAST in Orlando back in July, I’d asked a few fishing buddies if there were any specific products they wanted me to check out; based on my informal polling, the PENN Spinfisher VI looks to be one of the top reels hitting the market this fall!
It’s All About the Memory
Mrs. Lee Wulff (Joan), I believe, said fishing is a good test of character. A person’s reaction to adversity, especially cold, miserable weather; clearly demonstrates his or her dignity, humor, consideration and resolve.
The Old Grounds
The Old Grounds are named as such for a reason. Many moons ago, sailing ships would drop their ballast rock in the area in order to prepare to enter the shallower Delaware Bay waters.
