Surfcasting

Penn's first spinning reel series was favored by generations of surfcasters for its durability and simplicity in design.

For surfcasters from Cape Cod to New Jersey, the annual mullet run just ain't what it used to be.

A veteran surfcaster shares his wisdom for packing the plug bag to catch southbound stripers on peanut bunker.

The unwritten rules of surfcasting help anglers to continue to learn and grow, no matter their age or experience level.

During the fall run, portions of craggy coastline from Rhode Island to Maine offer surfcasters in pursuit of striped bass a deeper sense of adventure.

When boulder-field bass are no-shows, save the day with blackfish.

Jimmy Fee gets back to his surfcasting roots, fishing fresh clams off Jersey Shore sand for migrating striped bass.

Over the course of its life, a striped bass consumes a massive variety of forage.

On August 13, Cape Cod local Hans Brings caught and released a 5-foot tarpon in the surf.

The soft structure on a sandy beach provides the perfect place for striped bass to lie in wait for easy meals to wash by.