Surfcasting

Gary Soldati’s "functional art" has been winning over striped bass and striped bass fishermen for nearly 20 years.

The ripping currents formed by the exchange of water between Cape Cod Bay and Buzzards Bay create a fishing experience unlike anywhere else along the East Coast.

Catch stripers in estuaries, rivers, bays, and the surf by learning about their yearly migration patterns on the Atlantic coast.

Long Island's North Shore is home to an annual big bluefish party- and you're invited.

For surf, inshore, and bottom fishermen, try these four knots to make an endless variety of rigs.

Long Island's shallow, weedy ponds provide ideal housing for sizable chain pickerel through the winter into early spring.

On January 3rd, a duck hunter in Canada discovered large numbers of dead stripers washing onto the beach.

Best catch-and-release practices ensure greater chances of survival of this important recreational species.

The striper season goes right past New Years in New Jersey.

December marks the final days of the striped bass migration, and the final efforts for "one last fish" from the surf.