Freshwater: Cranking Bucketmouths
Fine-tune your presentation to score consistent crankbait success on bass.
Fine-tune your presentation to score consistent crankbait success on bass.
Finding flatties for the shore-bound fisherman.
When hooking up on the troll, don’t clear all the lines just yet.
Good mates are worth their weight in gold and have a lot to do with your trip being an enjoyable one.
PARTY BOAT SPECIAL:
PROFILING THE FLEET
By Staff
The deck of a party boat has been the stepping stone for many of the region’s best anglers, and also a place where novices can discover the pleasures associated with a day on the water without worrying about having the right tackle, or where the fish are biting. Leave the driving to the skipper and rely on the knowledge of an experienced mate to ensure a positive fishing experience.
Did you know the last South Jersey native elected governor of New Jersey was Richard J. Hughes? Born in Burlington County, Hughes was governor from 1962 to 1970.
On June 3, the U.S. Commerce Department’s fisheries division released their 2019-20 Recreational Engagement Plans that promised “continuing commitment to strengthening its relationship with saltwater recreational fishermen,” to provide “more engagement and two-way dialogue with NOAA Fisheries.”
There is lots of talk these days about how good the fishing used to be compared to now but are things really as bad as some folks make it out to be?
Join The Fisherman’s Mike Caruso in this unique video that shows how Seakeeper marine stabilization systems work and how they perform, with expert installation advice from Atlantic Marine Electrical Service.
The Tactically Exploited Reconnaissance Node or TERN is one of our U.S. military’s most technologically advanced drones.
See how the features available from Raymarine and Navionics can help improve your fishing success.
The One-Boat Network from Humminbird and Minn Kota is a game-changer, from the back bays and sounds on out to the inshore wrecks and snags.
SiriusXM Marine gives you the offshore or coastal info you need, directly on your Chartplotter/MFD, even beyond cell phone range.
Navigate like you’re using a smartphone, with a big, bad screen up to 24 inches, the new Simrad NSO evo3 is truly something to behold.
Fisherman looking for an economical, easy to use fishfinder/chartplotter should definitely check out the new Lowrance HOOK2 Series due out in December.
Each and every one one of us can help upload data to create new marine charts in areas changed by the storm.