Product Review: Simms Splash Cast Surf Top
When you really get into the surf game and put an immense amount of time and dedication into the…
New Jersey & Delaware Bay
Offshore: Nearer Shore Yellowfin
Diversify your options this month, and hopefully closer to port.
Inshore: Savage Eel Secrets
When it comes to eel imitations, there’s nothing quite like the Savage Gear eel. Fishing with eels at night is…
September Surf Tournaments At The Jersey Shore
While the mass migration of striped bass isn’t expected to make its way to the Jersey Shore until sometime next…
Former Fisherman Editor Takes The Helm Of National Trade Mag
Fishing Tackle Retailer (FTR) magazine just announced that their digital editor, Toby Lapinski, will be assuming the duties as “editor…
Avalon Hodge Podge To Close After 25 Years
Avalon Hodge Podge will officially close its doors on September 4 after a quarter century of service. Owners Tammie and…
Jersey Shore Boat Sale & Expo Cruises Into Lakewood Sept. 22-24
The Marine Trades Association of New Jersey (MTA/NJ) is pleased to announce the return of the Jersey Shore Boat Sale…
The Fisherman’s Surf, Inshore, And Offshore Show & Seminar Sept. 21
The Fisherman Magazine’s annual Fishing Tackle and Seminar show will be held on Thursday, September 21 at 6 p.m. at…
Editor’s Log: Oh, It’s You
Days after the May Day decision by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) and its Striped Bass Management Board…
Hot Spot: South Jersey Reefs
With the ’23 summer flounder season coming to a close on September 27, now’s the time to hit the reef…
Fall Surf Essentials: Whats In Your Surf Bag?
Are you armed and ready for the next few months of action?
Golden Years: Sage Advice Of A Senior Surfcaster
A Jersey Shore surfcaster looks at 80.
NJ Stock Report: ‘23 Fall And Winter Rainbow Rides
The train keeps a rollin’ – the New Jersey rainbow trout train, that is.
Bucktailing The Surf: The Historic “Must Have” Lure
Make sure your fall plug bag is complete.
NOAA Bombshell! Angler Effort Surveys Still Flawed
Government officials find “reporting errors and illogical responses.”