September 2017 Archives - Page 2 of 2

Herod Point Shoal

Located on the north shore of Long Island, between Shoreham to the west and Baiting Hollow to the east, the Herod Point Shoal is approximately a 4.5-mile stretch of fishing paradise that produces throughout the season.

Hard Nosed Harbor Blues

Bluefish prowl Western Sound harbors in late summer and early fall, providing some exciting shallow water action.

Moriches Bay: Mixed Bag Bonanza

Moriches Bay features a smorgasbord of species within its shallow confines during the ninth month.

Counting Sea Bass by Hook & Line

Could a Rutgers University sea bass study hold the key to improved reef fish assessments throughout the country?

Targeting Eddies: Think Outside the Rip

While many anglers concentrate their efforts on the main rip line itself, they overlook productive nearby water.

Hitting the Strike Zone

The author picks the brains of surf sharpie Crazy Alberto Knie to reveal why 10 percent of fishermen catch 90 percent of the fish.

Homer Rhode Loop Knot

This is a simple and exceptionally strong knot when used with monofilament and fluorocarbon leaders from 20- to 80-pound test.

Fuji’s Corrosion Control Frames & Fazlite Rings

Fuji’s new Corrosion Control (CC) process is a breakthrough in guide performance that provides seven times the corrosion resistance of standard stainless steel.