New Jersey & Delaware Bay Archives - Page 326 of 1974

Inshore: Circle Hook Stripers

Beating a dead horse is well worth the release of a live striper!

Freshwater: The Kings Of Spring

Now is the time to hit your local lake or pond as slab crappies transition from their winter quarters to pre-spawn structure.

A Message To Fishermen From Outgoing NOAA Staffers

In a recent guest editorial in the National Fisherman magazine – a magazine geared towards commercial fishermen – two outgoing…

For The Orange County Traveling Anglers

If you find yourself traveling across the northern New Jersey, southern New York border this season to do a little…

Delaware Surf-Fishing Permits Sell Out After Reaching Annual Cap

The Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control announced in early March that it had reached its cap of…

Editor’s Log: Thirty By Thirty

In his first month in office President Joe Biden signed a flurry of Executive Orders (EO), and by flurry I…

Surf: Remember The Unloaded Red Fin

The Cotton Cordell 7-inch Red Fin is a popular lure across all regions, structure, and seasons in the surf, and has been for many decades.

Product Spotlight: Cobia 350CC

The latest Cobia to hit the docks is their new 350CC, which offers a similar running bottom to its predecessor the 344CC, but with a totally new deck and cockpit layout.

Offshore: Ten Tips For Trolling Trackers

Wide and side trackers have taken the mid-range tuna trolling world by storm, here’s a 10-pack of tips and tricks to make you more successful this season.