Surfcasting

Choosing the right bucktail size and style is the difference between hooking snags and hooking striped bass when fishing in the rocks.

OTW editor Jimmy Fee walks through the gear and rigging for dead-sticking baits for big fish at night

OTW Columnist and Massachusetts surfcaster Steve Gallant dives deep on his years of passionately surfcasting along the rocky coastline of the north shore of Massachusetts.

A properly rigged soft-plastic stickbait is one of the most versatile and effective lures for sandy beach stripers.

A properly equipped belt makes surfcasting safer, easier, and more productive.

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.