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Tim Coleman

Tim Coleman

You'll get some hits with a reliable bucktail lure

Early birds might enjoy good fishing and uncrowded conditions.

Are you ready for an early striper season?

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Maritime history and sweet fishing spots

When you take kids fishing, select a day or evening when the weather is nice, and choose a fishery that has lots of action.

Replace that Xbox with a rod and reel

During the summer, Yankee Capts offers overnight and multiday trips to Cashes Ledge, perhaps the best fishing for cod, haddock and hard-fighting pollock in New England.

Party (boat) time for the whole family

The heavier DLX 33 rod with a Penn 950SS can be used for a variety of fishing. Here, an angler battles a big amberjack on an artificial reef in Florida.

Versatile rods and reels that won't break the budget

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Ready when the weather is? Fall fishing will reward you

Steve Cannizzo, who organized the trip through his www.fishingunited.com, jigged up a nice cod on Fippennies Ledge, one of three spots fished.

Want to catch some fish? Try a Yankee Capts charter

It's easy to fish for sea bass off Montauk, N.Y., in the morning, then spend the afternoon diamond-jigging for bass and blues in the rips closer to the point.

Hot spots are ripe as the weather cools

Before taking this 23-footer 40 miles out, the writer - at the owner's behest - bought a jumper that could get him home if the batteries failed.

Little things can loom large; take the time to prepare

The author and his friends have had great summer cod fishing in 160 to 200 feet east of the north end of Stellwagen Bank.

Summer fishing: stripers, cod, fluke and T-shirts

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Light tackle is easy on the arms, heavy on fun

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With spring in full swing, are you ready to wet a line?

This nice bass grabbed a plastic worm along the rocky shore of Fishers Island, N.Y.

Plastic baits prove hard to resist

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Search, and leave no stone unturned

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