Tip of the Month: Best Baits and Lures for Spring Trout
Artwork by Savio Mizzi Spring is trout time in the Northeast as many anglers focus their attention on local lakes…
Artwork by Savio Mizzi Spring is trout time in the Northeast as many anglers focus their attention on local lakes…
Most offshore guys know about the Texas Tower; she went ghost in the last two years as the NOAA offshore buoy #44066 that marked the location went adrift on January 11, 2015, was retrieved on the following day, and then finally redeployed on November 17, 2015.
This year’s crop of rainbow trout stocked in New Jersey waters promises for another banner spring-into-summer season.
As we wait to learn our fluke fate this month, here are a few summer flounder tips to tide you over until the first tides of 2017.
As we wait to learn our fluke fate this month, here are a few summer flounder tips to tide you over until the first tides of 2017.
As you’re reading this, the arrival of marauding bluefish may already be underway somewhere between Indian River and the Raritan!
“So what’s the deal with fluke?”
Nestled between Upper Pattagansett Road to its north, and Route 1 to its south, Pattagansett Lake is a 128-acre, lazy-S-shaped body of water in East Lyme, Connecticut.
It’s about time that surfcasters started to steal some of the technology from our freshwater fishing brethren.
Even with restrictive bag limits there are still places across New England where respectable catches of winter flounder can be made.
A look at some of the lures and tactics for targeting the first fresh-run striped bass of the year in the tidal rivers.
A how, where and why look at soft baits for April black sh.
As you will see, I didn’t end up with a local feature this month on trout fishing. I was back and forth on what to cover as trout fishing across New England is so varied in how, when and where it is practiced.
Introduced at the Miami Boat Show back in 2016, the Invincible 42 Center Cabin is the ultimate switch-hitter, combining the…
Anyone who fishes the Northeast from Long Island north to the Cape during the late fall has noticed the increasing number of seals in these waters over the past decade.
Nestled between the North Haven Peninsula and Jessup Neck and southward of the western end of Shelter Island and part of the Peconic Bay estuary sits Noyack Bay.