As many of Jersey’s South/Central surfcasters turn up in force at the convergence of the Mullica and Great Bay, roughly 40 miles south as the osprey flies (and arguably a bit closer to the northern migratory arrival of spring stripers) lies Fortescue Beach along the northern bayshore of Delaware Bay.
A sit down with Joe Pallotto in advance of the Asbury Park Fishing Club’s 25th annual fishing fl ea market on March 12.
Easily the best tasting freshwater fi sh you’ll fi nd, walleye action heats up this month along the Delaware River.
A walk down memory lane to the piers and bulkheads, where we’re reminded that the winter flounder is very much about tradition.
While New Jersey’s Marine Fisheries Council meets on March 2 to discuss fluke limits, the governor is vowing to fight on.
March comes roaring in like a lineside with the opening of New Jersey’s back bay season. A look at how and where to target the fi rst stripers of 2017.
Just out of college and living alone in a one-room shack on LBI, it finally struck me just how tediously long February could feel (strange given the fewest actual days of any other month in the year).
It’s fun and intriguing to imagine how the Bloody Grounds earned its crimson name. Visions of a pirate beheading, collision…
What effect will proposed off shore wind farms have on both commercial and recreational fisheries here in New England?
As winter gives way to spring, largemouth bass begin to move shallow and they are eager to feed.
Drained of its trout population in 2009, this historic river is once again producing quality trout fishing.
Striper fishing last year held, but the monsters never really showed.
Despite the misconception that I have an easy job and spend all my days fishing, there is a lot more that goes into putting out a weekly magazine than I had ever imagined when I took the helm of the New England edition of The Fisherman just over five years ago.
For years I’ve been fishing Staten Island and one of my favorite spots is a place we called Carmen’s Restaurant.
Head 2-1/2 miles southeast from the eastern tip of Plum Island and you’ll come to nun buoy 2 otherwise known a Constellation Rock.
March is a good time to break out the light tackle outfit or fly gear for the return of a revolutionary classic.
