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Hopeful Forecast, New Regs for 2015
What will this new year bring to Long Island’s coastal fishing front? No one can predict for sure, but with … Mar 29th, 2015
OCEAN STATE BLUE CRAB
Starting with the first full moon in May, adult blue crabs start crawling out of their winter mud holes to … Mar 29th, 2015
Out of Exile
It had been blowing, NE 15 to 20, sustained but not crazy, for over 24 hours when the captain called … Mar 1st, 2015
Publisher’s Note
In this issue, our master of the Fish-geist, Zach Harvey, shares a personal story on his experience with Wounded Warriors … Mar 1st, 2015
Chasing Sailfish Off of Stuart
The blizzard that locked down the Northeast in February was to thank for this excellent adventure. We had been scheduled … Mar 1st, 2015
ASMFC RUBBER-STAMPS GALAXY OF STRIPER MANAGEMENT OPTIONS
If you heard 1@28” and marveled at the simplicity, know this: The other shoe has fallen… Late last fall, we … Mar 1st, 2015
LOOKING AHEAD TO A NEW FISHING SEASON
There’s nothing like a fresh start and the arrival of a fresh new fishing season affords an opportunity to review … Mar 1st, 2015
Sea to Table: Surf with a Little Turf
Behold the cod. Known by a variety of monikers including “baccala,” “Mr. Whiskers,” and the “Winter King,” this species is … Mar 1st, 2015
Dream Catching: The Finer Points of Fishing Afar
You will frequently find “Bucket List” features in this modest regional section of your local Coastal Angler. Typically, these destination-angling pieces look at one specific port or a combination of place and timing—a specific fishery, that is, whether it’s spring cod on Stellwagen Bank (north of Cape Cod), the jig-and-pop, run-and-gun bluefin tuna fishery east or southeast of Chatham, fall surfcasting at Montauk, summer bass at Block Island.Feb 1st, 2015