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    Summer Flounder Commercial vs Recreational Allocation

    Summer Flounder Commercial vs Recreational Allocation Split: Historical Basis and Methodology Executive Summary The current 60% commercial / 40% recreational allocation split for summer flounder was established under Amendment 2 of the Summer Flounder Fishery Management Plan, which was ratified...
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    Comment by 'george' in article 'Disparities and Consequences'

    I totally agree. another question is why do we need a base year? Who cares what they caught in the past. It should be equal to all anglers.
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    Disparities and Consequences

    he conservation equivalency system, implemented by the Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission (ASMFC) for summer flounder management, was originally intended to provide flexibility while maintaining conservation goals. However, analysis reveals that it has significantly and persistently...
  4. New Saltwater Fishing Equipment

    New Saltwater Fishing Equipment

    New Saltwater Fishing Equipment Releases in 2025: Reels, Rods, Lines, and Accessories The saltwater fishing equipment market in 2025 projects growth to $26.31 billion, with a 5.83% CAGR through 2029, driven by North America and Asia-Pacific demand for corrosion-resistant, tech-integrated gear...
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    A Skeptic's Hard Look at Electric Outboards in Saltwater:

    Electric Outboards in Saltwater: A Skeptic's Hard Look at the Current State of Affairs By Captain Dom Modern electric outboard motor in saltwater with Maine coastal scenery After 55 years running boats along the Maine coast, from Casco Bay to Penobscot, I've seen plenty of "revolutionary"...
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    Comment by 'george' in article 'Electric Outboard Motors for Saltwater Fishing'

    This article is based on what’s available. And it is fluff. But the fact remains that it’s just a matter of time. As an EV owner, i will never go back to a combustion engine. It’s been 30 years since I’ve had this much fun driving. Speed handling, braking, safety no gas stations, and on an...
  7. Electric Outboard Motors for Saltwater Fishing

    Electric Outboard Motors for Saltwater Fishing

    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...
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    Comment by 'george' in article 'Conservation Equivalency is a Scam on Anglers'

    Agreed. Their anglers have the ear of their politicians. They work hard at it while NY is no longer involved. We have NO leaders any longer and relying on the boats for hire to get it done hasn't worked out well. I have no doubt that if someone had the balls and the time, we could fix the sea...
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    Conservation Equivalency is a Scam on Anglers

    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...
  10. The New Daiwa Saltiga Jigging Rods

    The New Daiwa Saltiga Jigging Rods

    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...
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    Comment by 'george' in article 'The SALTIGA Revolution'

    I think I'm going to pull the trigger on one of these. I'll be 70 soon and I really, I mean REALLY need it.
  12. The SALTIGA Revolution

    The SALTIGA Revolution

    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...
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    Comment by 'george' in article 'Time to End Stop and Frisk on the Water'

    I was boarded once last year and then again by the same guy to make sure I updated my flares the next day. Its all bs.
  14. Time to End Stop and Frisk on the Water

    Time to End Stop and Frisk on the Water

    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...
  15. Fishing for Cobia in New York Waters

    Fishing for Cobia in New York Waters

    Cobia Fishing in New York: Tips for Reeling in the Prized Catch Cobia fishing is very popular in New York. Many anglers want to catch this prized fish. Did you know cobia can grow up to 50 pounds? They are a thrilling challenge for all anglers. If you want to catch a cobia, nyangler.com is a...
  16. Cobia in New York - A New Frontier

    Cobia in New York - A New Frontier

    Cobia in New York: A New Frontier for Northeast Anglers Explore how Cobia are expanding their range Edit Full screen View original Delete The marine ecosystem is changing a lot. One big change is the spread of cobia into Northeast waters. As climate change changes fish populations, anglers get...
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    Comment by 'george' in article 'Offshore Wind Farm Construction Effects on Bottom Fish'

    I know I can always count on you to read an article! By the way, it looks like you're having a good season!
  18. The Great Return: Hard Clams Stage a Remarkable Comeback in the Great South Bay

    The Great Return: Hard Clams Stage a Remarkable Comeback in the Great South Bay

    - A Marine Biologist's Deep Dive George, my friend, you've hit upon one of the most encouraging marine ecology stories of our time right here in our backyard waters. As someone who's seen these bays through decades of change – just like the folks sharing their experiences on nyangler – this...
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    Comment by 'george' in article 'IS THIS THE END OF FISHING AS WE KNOW IT?'

    I hate to admit but there is some truth in the effect it could have. Studies have shown that largemouth bass habits are changing as they look for places to hide from the new forward facing sonar. I use it on a lake and while it's not always going to help there are plenty of times you see fish in...

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