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Wilbraham resident Al Gag was inducted into the 2024 International Fresh Water Fishing Hall of Fame on Saturday.

White perch fishing has been good around the rivers and excitement builds for the backwater striper season opener on March 1.

We head down to the Detroit River to see how people fish. Plus, we talk to a toxicologist about whether or not the fish are safe to eat.

Sand eels fuel striper blitzes out front, scup fishing has been good in Narragansett Bay and gator blues follow bunker pods while fluke fishing slowly improves.

Sand eels and bunker dominate the forage base, bottom fishing action is consistent for scup and sea bass, and large stripers and blues crush topwater lures and live bunker.

Black sea bass season starts strong, big bluefish mix in with stripers on bunker schoo, and some keeper fluke trickle into local waters.

An import from the pike and muskie scene, the glidebait is the lure of the moment in the striper surf.

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