Big blues abound on the north shore, weakfish and fluke bite well on their way out of the back bays, and stripers blitz on peanut bunker on the south shore.

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

Understand the pros and cons of both tog presentations to get more bites this fall.

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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.

Gator blues linger on the north shore, hardtails are in from east end to west end, and good fluke fishing continues prior to the storm swell.

Mahi are abundant just off of the south shore, albies arrive in the Long Island Sound and Spanish mackerel and bonito charge south shore inlets.