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Raritan Bay Winter Flounder Hotspots

Now that the cold weather months are here, winter flounder inhabit much of the bay and river waters found in northern and central New Jersey. Although winter flounder used to inhabit waters as far south as Delaware Bay, past years has seen the winter flounder move its wintering grounds north. Now, many say that Barnegat Bay is the furthest south that most will find winter flounder.

I personally do not believe this, and know many South Jersey sharpies that know where to catch blackbacks (as they call them) in the backwater. Talk to Captain Al Crudele about this, or reach out to George Brennan at Brennan Marine and ask him where to go to catch winter flounder in South Jersey. They’re there, I tell you.

Others say that Delaware has few, if any, winter flounder. Once again, I disagree and know that this is not the truth. Continue reading Raritan Bay Winter Flounder Hotspots

Steelhead Fishing Offers Cabin Fever Relief

With such a stormy winter in the area and already setting records, fishermen, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts have begun to suffer from Cabin Fever. Constant snow cover has kept river temperatures below 40 degrees and left outdoor enthusiasts who have not taken an interest in cross country skiing with few activities.

I’m happy to say that there is a solution — head to New York State’s Oswego County. There, you’ll find some of the best fishing of the year –steelhead fishing.

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Cabin Fever Strikes Anglers All Over

Many fisherman have been suffering from an annual ailment that is usually not chronic. This is quickly becoming a particularly bad year for the disease, with many suffering from late-December to late March.

Fishing seminars can cure Cabin Fever, provided the speaker is good...

The condition, which usually occurs during peak winter months, began unusually early this year. In October, many received their first snowfall, which was a harbinger of things to come.  A constant snow cover and continual winter storms have given anglers and hunters little hope of recovering from their sickness – Cabinous Feveritous, or the dreaded Cabin Fever.

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Fishing On The Ice: An Ice Fishing How To

With the cold winter weather, most area ponds and lakes have frozen over, leaving traditional fishing techniques frozen out. Anglers, particularly those who prefer fishing ponds and lakes, have two choices — stay inside and get cabin fever or go outdoors and ice fish.

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Winter, The Perfect time to think about Flounder Baits

Wanna catch big flounder? Check out some of these baits

Wanna catch big flounder? Check out some of these baits

It’s the middle of the Winter and you’re thinking about fishing! So are we. So here is something to think about as we wait for the thaw…

There are probably more people on the Northeast Coast fishing for fluke (summer flounder) than any other species of inshore fish. If you doubt this, just go fishing on any bay or inshore grounds from Long Island Sound down to Virginia. Just about eight out of ten boats are most likely fishing for fluke. How many of those boats do you think are catching fish with any real consistency? Continue reading Winter, The Perfect time to think about Flounder Baits