http://www.sportfishingmag.com/techniques/mid-atlantic-striped-bass-and-weakfish-fishing?page=0,2&cmpid=sony

http://www.sportfishingmag.com/techniques/mid-atlantic-striped-bass-and-weakfish-fishing?page=0,2&cmpid=sony

CT Carp Crew Spring 2014 Trailer

Coast Guard suspends search for missing boater - WFSB 3 Connecticut

Coast Guard suspends search for missing boater - WFSB 3 Connecticut



Please wear a life jacket!

Weakfish

http://onthewater.com/trophy-weakfish/

Bucket List Pike Trip

Great article from OTW. http://www.onthewater.com/canadian-dream-trip-fly-in-pike-fishing/

The Best Fly to Have on Hand: Clouser Deep Minnow | Salt Water Sportsman

The stripers are starting to bite!  Here's a must have. 




The Best Fly to Have on Hand: Clouser Deep Minnow | Salt Water Sportsman

How-To: Best Spoon Techniques to use for Stripers | Salt Water Sportsman

Get ready for striper season.  Here are some methods of trolling bunker spoons. 




How-To: Best Spoon Techniques to use for Stripers | Salt Water Sportsman

Black River Steelhead Fishing

Black Hawk New Boat Tour Winter 2014 (+playlist)

Why?

Friends and family often ask me why the heck I drive 5 hours to upstate NY in the dead of winter to stand all day in waist deep water in sub-freezing temperatures. Even the guys I drag up there, like my brother, are pretty skeptical when I assure them that it will be into the double digits and quite balmy by lunchtime. My friend and guide Scott Glazier sent me a photo two days before my last trip showing a morning low of 22 BELOW! It's cold enough that waders can stand on their own.



If you had proposed this to me when I lived in Virginia, I would have thought it nuts as well. After all, in well less than five hours I could be standing in the surf at Hatteras. What it boiled down to was my cabin fever reached a point where I would give just about anything (other than staring at a 6" hole in the ice) a go. What upstate NY holds is a truly wonderful winter fishery, full of big, angry steelhead who will strip your reels and get your adrenaline pumping. The meek have called it quits for the winter, leaving the hardy to enjoy a lot of space in this productive fishery.

Want to know why I do it? Here's why!