The Great Fluke Migration: How Climate Change is Reshaping Atlantic Coast Fishing from the Carolinas to New York
An In-Depth Analysis of the Summer Flounder Fishery Crisis and Its Impact on Atlantic Coast Anglers
Introduction: A Fishery in Crisis
If you've been fishing the Atlantic coast for any length of time, you've witnessed something that would have seemed impossible just a generation ago. The once-thriving summer flounder fishery that drew thousands of anglers to North Carolina's shores...
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Great Lakes Cheese Facility Discharge Kills Tens of Thousands of Fish in Ischua Creek
An investigation into one of the most significant fish kills in recent Western New York history
Ischua Creek in better times - a pristine Western New York trout stream that attracted anglers from across the region
The angling community across Western New York is reeling from news that has sent shockwaves through the fishing world: a massive environmental disaster has decimated one of the region's most...
NEW YORK ANGLER MAGAZINE
International Fishing News & Global Adventures
Around the World in 80 Casts: Global Fishing News Roundup
Monster Catches, Mysterious Creatures, and Record-Breaking Adventures from International Waters
By George | International Correspondent
Published in New York Angler Magazine - September 2025 Edition
🌊 BREAKING: Multiple World Records Under Review as Global Fishing Scene Explodes with Activity! 🌊
The international fishing scene is absolutely electric right now...
NEW YORK ANGLER MAGAZINE
Professional Fishing Technology & Techniques
The Future is Now: Forward-Facing Sonar Revolutionizes Blackfish Targeting in New York Waters
How Live Imaging Technology is Transforming Tautog Fishing for the Modern Angler
By George | Photography by New York Angler Staff
Published in New York Angler Magazine
Caption: Modern forward-facing sonar technology allows anglers to see blackfish in real-time as they relate to structure, revolutionizing traditional bottom...
Electric Outboard Motors for Saltwater Fishing: The Future of Marine Propulsion in New York Waters
A Comprehensive Guide to Electric Marine Propulsion for NY Saltwater Anglers
Published for NYAngler.com |
Introduction: The Silent Revolution on New York's Waters
The marine industry is experiencing a profound transformation that's particularly relevant to New York's saltwater fishing community. Electric outboard motors, once considered novelties suitable only for quiet pond fishing, have...
Editorial: Conservation Equivalency is a Scam on Anglers
Conservation equivalency is a fraud. It was never about fairness or science. It is a political tool that lets states rig the rules to favor their own and leave others holding the bag.
Look at our sea bass regulations. Two boats in the same federal waters, fishing side by side, same gear, same fish. One keeps a cooler full of legal fish. The other throws back fish that would be dinner if they launched from the next state over. That is...
The New Daiwa Saltiga Jigging Rods: A Deep Dive into Daiwa's Latest Light Jigging Arsenal
TackleTour's Take: Light Yet Powerful
The folks at TackleTour got their hands on these new Saltiga rods at the International Sportsmen's Expo in Sacramento and came away impressed. As reviewer Zander noted, these rods are "as thin in diameter as some bass rods but crafted to tangle with big saltwater fish." That's quite a statement, but it speaks to the revolutionary approach Daiwa has taken with this...
Captain Sal's Saltwater Corner: The SALTIGA Revolution
By Captain Sal Wavechaser, 30-year veteran of offshore jigging and deep-water tactics
LISTEN UP, ANGLERS!
I've been wrangling monsters from the deep since you were baiting hooks with hot dogs, and let me tell ya straight - DAIWA's new 2025 SALTIGA G 35/35L ain't just another pretty reel in the tackle shop window.
Remember how we used to bust our backs and shoulders working those heavy conventional setups in 200+ feet of water? Those...
Let’s be clear. This stop and frisk mentality on the water needs to end. When did we decide it's okay for law enforcement to look at you and decide on the spot whether your day gets wrecked? And don’t give me the old line, if you’re legal you have nothing to worry about. That’s not how America is supposed to work. Show me one other situation where you’re guilty until proven innocent.
What we’ve allowed here is intimidation. You’ve seen it. The officer stares you down, then pulls up and...
There’s a new piece of technology making waves, and it’s got the entire fishing community split right down the middle.
This isn’t just another gadget. It’s real-time, species-level underwater vision. It tells you what kind of fish are down there, how big they are, where they’re holding, and even how they’re behaving. All before you cast.
Some are calling it revolutionary. Others are calling it the death of the sport. But here’s the uncomfortable truth. It may not matter either way...
The Future of Fishing is Here: Utechwear's U-Track AR Glasses Revolutionize Angling Forever
By Manus AI
The fishing world is about to experience its most dramatic transformation since the invention of the fish finder. Utechwear's groundbreaking U-Track AR glasses represent nothing short of a quantum leap in fishing technology, promising to fundamentally change how anglers approach their craft. This isn't just another gadget—it's a complete paradigm shift that will separate the future of...
From the Depths: Global Fishing Phenomena of 2025
By Marine Observer, Special Correspondent for New York Angler
The world's oceans continue to surprise even the most seasoned anglers with remarkable catches and sightings in 2025. From record-breaking game fish to creatures once thought to be the stuff of maritime legend, this year has already delivered an extraordinary array of fishing phenomena that have captivated the angling community worldwide. Join us as we dive into the most...
The Northern Invasion: How Spot Fish Are Rewriting New York's Marine Story
In the waters surrounding New York, a quiet revolution is taking place beneath the surface. Anglers pulling in their lines from Long Island Sound, the Hudson River Estuary, and coastal waters are increasingly finding an unexpected visitor in their nets: the Spot fish (Leiostomus xanthurus), also known affectionately as "Lafayette" by old-timers. This small but significant member of the drum family is making...
