From The Galley: Clams In Linguine
A must-have recipe for any clam connoisseur.
New Jersey & Delaware Bay
Product Spotlight: BKK Mutsu Circle Heavy SS Hooks
In the world of sportfishing, having the right gear can make the difference between a successful outing and a frustrating…
Inshore: Spoon Fed
Available in many variations but all with the same purpose in mind – fish catchers!
Freshwater: Search & Finesse
When a lure tip from a buddy pays off, you pay it forward.
NJDEP & NJBPU Announce $3.7 Million In Offshore Wind Studies
New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP) Commissioner Shawn M. LaTourette and New Jersey Board of Public Utilities (NJBPU) President…
New Jersey Governor’s Cup Surf Fishing Tournament On May 19
The 33rd annual Governor’s Surf Fishing Tournament will be held on Sunday, May 19 at Island Beach State Park. The…
ASAC Tournament Surf Seasons Kicks Off In May
The Association of Surf Angling Clubs (ASAC) welcomes New Jersey, Delaware Bay region surfcasters and local fishing clubs to another…
’24 Fluke Tournament Season Kicks Off In Lewes & Bass River
With the reopening of the summer flounder (fluke) fishery comes the very first tournaments of the 2024 season in the…
Regulatory Reminder On Sea Bass, Porgy & Fluke
If you find the pegboard at your favorite tackle shop is running a little lower than normal on Gulp and…
Tag Stripers With The Fisherman At Striperquest On May 16
The Northeast Striped Bass Study with Gray Fishtag Research is expanding this month with the second annual StriperQuest tagging tournament…
Editor’s Log: “And So Forth”
“And the equestrian flogging continues…” That was the opening line of my first draft of this May edition editor’s log…
Hot Spot: Tilcon Lake
The lake that was a mistake. Or, more appropriately, a stunning and brutal force of Mother Nature. Welcome to Tilcon…
The Cutting Edge: Fishing Knife Primer
As all anglers know, one knife, and one knife only, simply won’t cut it!
A Delaware Drift: Finding Flounder On Indian River Bay
Flounder pounders in Delaware are already drifting and dreaming of doormats.
Pro Tips: Spring Smallmouth Strategies
Smallie advice from a Pennsylvania “Bassmaster”.