White Water Blog
Picture Perfect Fishing Shots
Most anglers who enjoy photographing their catch these days recognize the basic tenets of taking a suitable fishing picture. They realize early morning light and dramatic sunsets make for good mood shots, that fish held out a reasonable length from the body appear bigger in photos than fish held tight to the chest, and that setting up so the sun shines on the star of your shoot makes for sharper images and good color saturation.
- Bryce Poyer
Watch The Birds, Find The Tuna
With warm waters and relatively calm seas, July is a great month for offshore fishing, especially when it comes to pursuing various species of tuna. No matter where you fish, however, probing open ocean waters for big game catches presents some special challenges.
- Bryce Poyer
Soft-Plastic Swimbaits You've Got To Try
Check the tackle boxes of saltwater anglers these days and you’ll find an amazingly wide array of lure designs, shapes and color patterns. From diamond jigs to surface poppers, hard-bodied swimming plugs, bucktails and spoons, every lure category has its fans – but few rival the soft-plastic swimbait genera for ease-of-use, versatility, and overall productivity.
- Bryce Poyer
Topwater Choices for Bass & Blues
After a cool spring, the topwater bite should last well into July and then rebound in fall. Which surface lures will you splash?
- Bryce Poyer
Spring Inshore Preview, 2026 - Part II
Picking up where we left off in Part 1, all the major spring players have already arrived on the scene and each warming day over the next couple of weeks should bring improving action. While stripers, fluke and porgies take center stage for much of May and June, a strong supporting cast adds additional thrills and variety to the spring bite.
- Bryce Poyer
Spring Inshore Preview, 2026 - Part I
May brings warming weather – and warming waters – to Long Island’s East End. Already, bunker are on the scene and with them come stripers, fluke and a chance to tangle with weakfish as well.
- Bryce Poyer
