Super Hawk News Today

A look at the days news and headlines. Authorities and facilitating them. It seems right now theyre trying to raise as much money and awareness to recover Mollie Tibbetts. Bill her boyfriend spoke to fox news. Com at length yesterday. He is back in the house where she was staying when she disappeared on the 18th of july, matt. He is back in that house where mollie went missing. He hasnt gone inside the bedroom where she has gone missing. We asked him if he noticed signs of a struggle or forced e...

Blackfish season is off to a good start, 30-pound stripers are heading up the Hudson and schoolies are biting well in the bays at night.

The ponds are giving up largemouth bass and stocked trout, holdover stripers feed in the back bays, and bottom fishermen gear up for tautog season on April 1.

It's been a while! How goes it Long Islanders? Winter is always a tough time to find reliable fishing, but there are still plenty of anglers out there prying the ponds between the East and West ends to keep things interesting, and if nothing else, remain active. Winter fishing isn't really about finding trophy fish

Freshwater ponds are giving up brown trout, walleye, pickerel and carp, while brookies and white perch keep anglers occupied in the rivers.

The rivers are fishing well for trout, pickerel are chewing in the ponds, and white perch begin to make a showing on the west end.

In many ways, the Super Hawk paved the way for groundbreaking innovations that would later shake the industry to its core.

Fluke fishing was lights out across the Island this week, while offshore sharks, tuna and even mahi moved closer to the beach.

Fluke fishing shows an improvement from the past few weeks, and bottom fishing the Long Island Sound yields limits of sea bass and more.

Fluke fishing picked up island-wide this week, and anglers enjoy plenty of beach bass and bluefish.