Redfish Resurgence in The Mid-Atlantic Region is Astonishing!

Redfish are capable of living up to 50 years, an incredible feat in the saltwater environment!
READ MORE ›Redfish are capable of living up to 50 years, an incredible feat in the saltwater environment!
READ MORE ›Virginia’s seaside town of Wachapreague has a well-deserved reputation as a flounder or “fluke” hot spot.
READ MORE ›The Chesapeake Bay Bridge provides many fish-attracting pilings, from one side of the Chesapeake to the other.
READ MORE ›To be fully appreciated, tarpon must be seen and experienced. Hook up with one of these silver rockets, and the encounter will leave even the most seasoned angler stunned and amazed, with hands trembling and heart racing.
READ MORE ›When fishing for lake trout in New York’s Finger Lakes, a vast majority of anglers troll deep with spoons and cow bells. However, there’s a more hands-on, but seldom-used technique that will also bring lake trout up from the bottom and into the boat. It involves fishing vertically with leadhead jigs dressed with soft plastics. It’s not really jigging; instead, a more accurate description is “vertical retrieving.”
READ MORE ›When fishing for lake trout in New York’s Finger Lakes, a vast majority of anglers troll deep with spoons and cow bells. However, there’s a more hands-on, but seldom-used technique that will also bring lake trout up from the bottom and into the boat. It involves fishing vertically with leadhead jigs dressed with soft plastics. It’s not really jigging; instead, a more accurate description is “vertical retrieving.”
READ MORE ›One of the most exciting inshore fishing opportunities available to Mid-Atlantic anglers is casting to cobia cruising around buoys, markers, jetties and other structures. It’s fun because cobia get big, as in 25- to 70 pounds (maybe “huge” is a better word), and anglers who know where to look can see cobia, which provides thrilling sight-casting action!
READ MORE ›In Pennsylvania, Susquehanna
River anglers are catching behemoth 15- to 40-pound flathead
catfish, both from the bank and from boats. Big-game action with massive
flatheads is easy, inexpensive and exhilarating!
A Pennsylvania couple enjoyed one of the most incredible offshore fishing seasons ever in 2008. Jim and Sandy McCarthy, along with their friends, aboard Jim’s boat Covert Mission out of Cape May, N.J., caught an astonishing 101 white marlin, one blue marlin, and one swordfish! The mind-boggling 103 billfish is a record for the Cape May Marlin and Tuna Club.
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