White Water Blog
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
Long Island Walleye, Part I
Despite the walleye providing a better than decent bite once you get to know them, it’s surprising that even some of Long Island’s most experience freshwater sharpies have yet to give them a serious try.
- Bryce Poyer
Fill Your Cooler On A Late Fall Wreck Trip
It’s cold out, your friends watching late-season football at home think you’re crazy – and you wouldn’t have it any other way! After all, your fishing rod is doubled-over, the cooler is half-filled with tasty porgies and black sea bass, and you’ve still got three hours left to top things off with a pool-winning codfish, pollack or another denizen of the deep.
- Bryce Poyer
Angling for the Perfect Gift
What to buy for the serious angler? It's an oft-asked question pondered by holiday gift-givers young and old. Take inventory of an angler's arsenal and it's hard to imagine the need for reinforcement. Still, tackle and gear lost or damaged in the heat of battle needs to be replaced, rods and reels can be up-graded to any angler’s delight, and simple gifts like a few new striper lures seem always to be welcomed.
- Bryce Poyer
Enjoy Long Island's Holiday Season Sweetwater Bite
Still, there is plenty to be said for hitting local freshwater lakes and ponds in the hopes of connecting with one last hawg or water wolf-class pickerel before the holiday season comes to a close.
- Bryce Poyer
Prime Time Bulldogs
In case you haven’t noticed by the calendar, our fall blackfish season is already at its mid-point. On the bright side November is prime time for bulldogs, so if you’ve gotten off to a late start at least you are heading out when keepers and trophies are a distinct possibility.
- Bryce Poyer
