South Shore Fluke: Last Shot!
Planning out your last South Shore fluke trips of the year.
Long Island, Metro NY
Autumn Alternatives: Long Island Dock & Pier Primer
“Expect the unexpected” when you fish the docks and piers.
Fishy Business-North Shore
Capt. Phil Kess of the Fishy Business in Orient will also begin fishing in early May with porgies and weakfish…
Stormy Stripers
Storms and stripers are married in an eternal embrace.
Tide Hustle-North Shore
Capt. Paul Ripperger and Captain Rachel Jannace Johnson of the Tide Hustle in Greenport will be sailing from Brick Cove…
New York Surf Fishing Contest – April 2025
New York Surf Fishing Contest April 2025
Mattituck Fishing Station-North Shore
Charlie and Liz at Mattituck Fishing Station in Mattituck said that after more than 50 years of serving the public…
Tale End: A Gift From Stan
Any surfcaster today who is worth his salt, likely has at least one pencil popper in his plug bag. To…
WeGo Bait and Tackle-North Shore
Craig from WeGo Bait and Tackle in Southold reports things continue to be quiet, however, the commercial pin hookers have…
Topwater Tuna: Surface Explosions & Adrenaline Rushes
A deep dive into a method getting more popular with each passing season
Ralphs Fishing Station-North Shore
The crew from Ralphs Fishing Station in Mt. Sinai reports hearing a couple of reports of some short blackfish coming…
Hold Fast: A Surf Rod Grip Breakdown From The Sand Up
Four different surf rod grip options to consider on your next surf rod.
Captain Skippy Charters-North Shore
Capt. Brian of Captain Skippy Charters in Mount Sinai will get the ball rolling by the first week of May…
Long Island Video Fishing Forecast – June 20, 2024
We officially kick off summer with the news of sea bass season opening here in New York this Sunday, the…
Day Trading: Banker’s Hours Bass In The Surf
Daytime surfcasting requires a different mindset and a willingness to read the attitude of the situation.
Miller Place Bait and Tackle-North Shore
Jim Flora of Miller Place Bait and Tackle reports the main body of stripers are still a week or two…
