White Water Blog
Late Winter Options on the Sweeter Side
Feeling caught between fishing seasons? You’re not alone. Even though the start of the spring bite around Long Island is less than two months away, that can feel like a long time when you haven’t been on the water since October or November.
- Bryce Poyer
Becoming A Better Angler
The quest to become a more successful angler is universal amongst those bitten by the fishing bug. Whether drawn initially to the sport by the fun and excitement of pursuing the trophy of a lifetime, bonding with family and friends, icing their own catch, or simply heading out on solitary sojourns for a little peace of mind, the ultimate rush ultimately comes from conquering the learning curve rather than the size and numbers of fish caught.
- Bryce Poyer
Choose The Right Jighead For Your Swimbait
How many jig heads do you have in your tacklebox or surf bag? If you are like most saltwater anglers, there are probably quite a few, plus some more in the glove compartment of your car or truck, on the shelves in your garage and basement, or in the console and compartments of your boat.
- Bryce Poyer
Now is the Time For Winter Maintenance
Wintertime reel maintenance can save you both time and aggravation. Now’s the time to get after it.
- Bryce Poyer
Hot Tips for Cold Weather White Perch
White perch offer light-tackle fun through the winter months but pinning them down takes some savvy.
- Bryce Poyer
Long Island Walleye, Part II
Picking up where we left off in Part 1, we had mentioned previously that the walleye populations seem to be thriving in both Lake Ronkonkoma and Fort Pond. They are also growing to superior sizes.
- Bryce Poyer
