Super Strike News Today

The calm, moving waters of back bays provide the perfect conditions for dialing in your ability to catch stripers with darters.

Bluefish hit the south shore surf, stripers feed actively in the back bays and the inlets, and shops prepare for fluke season as spring tautog season comes to a close.

Fishermen are known to be a secretive lot. We love to fish with friends, and do so often, but we also have secret spots that we don’t share with but one or two close friends, and they are, of course, sworn to secrecy by penalty of death (at least of the friendship).  I have one […]

Bass and bluefish of mixed sizes can be found blitzing along the south shore, while the false albacore bite is popping throughout the state, with some of the best blitzes of the year reported this week.

Surfcasters can put more, and bigger stripers on the beach by learning when and how to swing a darter through areas of heavy current.

Surfcasting at night is a rewarding experience that can help you catch more, and bigger striped bass when you pack the right gear.

Fluke fishing drastically improves with the presence of sand eels and silversides, bluefish are all over Cape Cod Bay and the Canal saw epic topwater bass fishing.

Stripers, bluefish and fluke are active in the summer surf, meanwhile, offshore, bluefin and yellowfin tuna activity ramps up.

Weakfish are abundant on the North and South shores, bluefish are biting well in the surf and around the jetties, and a new wave of large stripers join the party.

My arsenal is pretty well set. I’ve got a lonely 6’ M St Croix Premier sitting in my non used corner. A buddy at work has just started bass fishing and is looking for his first baitcaster setup. Before I make him a deal on it is there something it might excel at that I’m not thinking about?