The gamefish, the prey, and tips for choosing lures and flies. Having covered seagrass communities in the April/May issue, let's get to the "meat" of the subject for anglers--the fish food that lives there. ... (READ IT)

Try this great "southern" cork-and-lure technique on stripers, bluefish and more. Pop-click, Pop-click, Pop-click. Want to call the fish to you rather than hunt and peck all day? ... (READ IT)

New York’s tuna fisheries impress. ... (READ IT)

Big surf stripers return to the Jersey Shore. ... (READ IT)

Big flats blues are a fall tradition is this New York estuary. ... (READ IT)

Walk the planks this fall. As painful as the pinch of a blue crab, soaring fuel prices have forced many anglers to cut down on boat fishing, or give it up altogether. ... (READ IT)

Sight-fishing season is peaking deep in the backcountry. Snook feel right at home in the Everglades backcountry. These are not the bombastic snook that line up like puppy dogs in a chumline at an inlet or in open-water flats potholes. No fish is more elusive or more difficult to sight-fish for. ... (READ IT)

Why not target big barracuda when they rule the roost on the tropical flats? Once I lost my third bonefish fly to a bonefish in an hour, I decided to look a little bit closer at my quarry next time before casting ... (READ IT)

A humiliating butt-kicking awaits those who show up unfit. One should never just show up for a Keys tarpon trip. I knew better, but last May, in the middle of rapidly approaching book deadlines, I booked a trip ... without any intention of practicing first. ... (READ IT)

Fly- and light-tackle anglers STRIKE GOLD in the Lower Laguna Madre. If you think inshore saltwater fishing in Texas means simply wading in murky water while casting plugs for seatrout, redfish and flounder, you really need to shift your sights south to Corpus Christi and beyond. ... (READ IT)