The Fisherman

Saturday’s expanded opening of the outer beach at Smith Point County Park allows surfcasters access to Moriches Inlet.

Capt Rich Antonino of Black Rose Charters put one of his clients onto one of the largest Atlantic halibut landed in Massachusetts waters in many years.

If you want to see something done about total beach closures due to piping plovers, you need to attend these meetings.

The Striped Bass Bonus Program in New Jersey officially reopened as of September 1, 2016.

Whether you’re chasing records of fishing a big money tournament, make sure you’re qualified across the board by familiarizing yourself with the IGFA’s International Angling Rules.

The Fisherman Surf Show kicks off a full itinerary of surf fishing events that run into November.

Fisherman contributor, Capt Mike Pierdinock will host Capt Lou’s Nautical Talk radio on Sunday October 2, 2016.

Lots of small bass and blues kept rods bending throughout the weekend long tournament.

Survey work for OffshoreMW in the BOEM Massachusetts Wind Energy Area will begin on September 23rd and will last approximately 30 days.

Adorned with a large walnut cross in remembrance of John Grady, III, a 68-foot trawler is deployed at Axel Carlson reef in New Jersey on September 21, 2016.

New York anglers take note of the transition of regulations in the saltwater fishery this month as fluke season ends on September 21.

Despite much criticism and opposition, the first marine national monument has been designated in the Atlantic Ocean.

The 8th Annual Jersey Shore Boat Sale & Expo will run from Friday, September 23 through Sunday, September 25 at FirstEnergy Park in Lakewood, NJ, home of the Lakewood BlueClaws.

DEC and New York State Parks offering free fishing, instruction, rods and bait at Hempstead Lake State Park.

With an expanded field to now include a separate shore division, this year’s tournament is set to raise even more money to help find a cure for cancer.

It’s that time of year again when southern species stray north and surprise anglers in the Northeast.