THE STARS & STRIPERS FISHING TOURNAMENT
A catch and release tournament to help support local football camps.
Read MoreA catch and release tournament to help support local football camps.
Read MoreThis is a great opportunity for kids who love to fish, or to introduce a child to fishing.
Support wounded combat veterans and fisheries conservation at the 19th Manhattan Cup catch and release striped bass and bluefish tournament on June 7, 2019.
Read MoreThe RFA Bass River Classic summer flounder tournament is just one of several local fishing contests this Saturday, June 1, 2019, with the "Brutus" and Hi-Mar tournaments also being held.
Read MoreChannel Catfish provide great fishing opportunities all summer long!
Read MoreFrom surf to offshore, the sixth month plays host to numerous tournaments around the Island.
The United States Coast Guard is reminding the public that unlicensed vessel charters are both illegal and unsafe to the consumer, while announcing a crackdown during the 2019 summer season.
Read MoreLocal environmental police officers have been on high alert, kept busy by excessive poaching activities on a variety of species.
Read MoreFrom City Island to Orient Point and Staten Island to Montauk, it’s all happening in June for Long Island, Metro NY anglers.
The MassWildlife Angler Education Program provides people of all ages a chance to learn and try fishing.
Read MoreYou have until this Friday, June 14, 2019 to respond to the striped bass survey being conduced by the New Jersey Division of Fish and Wildlife to solicit angler input on potential changes to the state’s striped bass regulations as of 2020.
Read MoreA day of saltwater fly casting with master fly fishing instructor John Bilotta and team.
Read MoreFull rundown on Saturday’s results in the 25th Annual JCAA Fluke Tournament, with details on how to still win big in the contest this Thursday, June 20, 2019 in Toms River.
Read MoreHere’s an insider’s look at what’s happening around the Island this week.
Read MoreAgainst strong winds and big seas, more than 1200 anglers battled it out for the biggest purse in the tournament’s 14-year history.
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