White Water Blog
Surf Tips for Beginners
When it comes to surf fishing, anglers just entering the game can be easily overwhelmed by all the information available on the web and in print. Scan through the entries and you'll find experts explaining that you need this lure and that one, a certain color on cloudy days, a different one on sunny days and a couple more after dark.- Bryce Poyer
White Water Custom Rods, Part III: Meet Ricky Kossen
In a previous blog post we introduced you to Rich Parisen, White Water Outfitter’s resident master rod builder. With some 40+ years of experience at the task – the first 20 under the tutelage of custom rod building pioneer Hank Altenkirch, Parisen is one of the premier rod-builders on the east coast. Still, no one person can keep up with the quantity of high-quality custom rods requested by W.W.O. customers year after year.- Bryce Poyer
White Water Custom Rods with Rich Parisen: Part II
As we noted in Part 1 of our custom rod building coverage, White Water’s master rod builder, Rich Parisen, believes one of the biggest advantages to choosing our shop for custom fish sticks is our tremendous inventory.- Bryce Poyer
White Water Custom Rods with Rich Parisen: Part I
Most White Water Outfitters fans know we build awesome custom rods right here on the premises. What you may not know is the extent of our rod-building capabilities – they are truly comprehensive.- Bryce Poyer
Don't Forget Your Spinnerbaits
With waters at exceptionally high levels this year in local lakes and ponds, sweetwater fans should have an opportunity to really take advantage of some great hard-hitting action with largemouth bass and big chain pickerel between early June and mid-summer.- Bryce Poyer
Father’s Day Surf Plugs For Late-Night Linesiders
As June rolls into July, many Long Island surfcasting sharpies with bass on the brain shift their emphasis to working night tides. With water temperatures still on the rise and plenty of boat traffic during the days, the graveyard shift can offer linesiders reprise from a hectic environment and daytime temperature highs, increasing the likelihood of aggressive feeding activity.- Bryce Poyer
