Before the migration reaches Long Island, make the most of the “pre-season” striper fishing.

If one had to pick a finned poster child for how warming waters are altering our fisheries, it’s got to be the black sea bass.

Learn what it takes to catch one of the largest and most popular migratory saltwater fish in the Atlantic Ocean.

Fly fishers have two excellent options for trout, smallies, and sunfish in the City of Brotherly Love.

Whether you’re a shore-bound angler looking to reach new waters or a boat fisherman who recognizes a fishing kayak as an exciting way to get out on the water, there’s something in kayak fishing for just about anyone.

A breakdown of the latest line of American made rods from St. Croix.

Bluefin tuna are one crazy fight. Take a look at the anglers who were able to land the biggest and baddest fish in the Northeast.

The stealth of a kayak and the fish-finding capabilities of side-scan sonar are a game changing combination.

With more options than ever before, you can find a pedal-powered platform that fits your fishing style.

Albies can be the most frustrating, but exciting fish to catch in the Northeast. Take a look at these elusive record catches state by state.

Gator bluefish are one of the most exciting fights in the Northeast. Here is a look at the world and state record bluefish catches.

Measuring 7 1/4 inches, and weighing 3 3/8 ounces, the new Coltsniper Splash Walk from Shimano promises to be a long-casting, striper-enraging topwater bait.

Using a J-hook on a trolled tube and worm rig almost always results in hooking the fish in the bony part of the jaw.

With his latest design at A Band of Anglers, Patrick Sebile has modified one of the most effective lures of all time, the bucktail.

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