White Water Blog

Shinnecock Bay's Skinny Water Summertime Fluke
For local anglers pursuing summertime fluke from late July through September, conventional wisdom holds that the best catches are likely to come from deeper waters near inlet mouths or in nearshore ocean waters ranging from 40- to about 60-feet deep - and possibly deeper during significant heat waves. One exception to that rule, however, is the mid-to late-summer fluke action that for several consecutive years now has developed across Shinnecock Bay’s shallow flats.
- Bryce Poyer

Cracking The Inlet Code, Part I
It’s no secret that serious inshore predators like striped bass, bluefish, false albacore and even fluke recognize inlets as presenting excellent feeding opportunities. Indeed, many experienced local surfcasters spend a significant amount of their time probing these areas throughout the season in hopes of connecting with true trophies and maybe even their biggest fish of the year.
- Bryce Poyer

Fish In Comfort With Style
It may be hard to believe these days, but there was a time when the first choice for fishing attire was expendable clothes best suited for yardwork or, perhaps, changing the oil in an old Chevy Blazer or Ford Mustang. My, how times have changed in recent years.
- Bryce Poyer