The striper season ends like it begins – with feisty schoolies feasting in the backwaters.

Andy Nabreski and Jimmy Fee hit the salt ponds of Cape Cod in search of the large numbers of brown shrimp that unexpectedly hit inshore waters from Long Island to Cape Cod this fall.

Late-fall surfcasting is cold and lonely, but with winter looming, and countless legends of giant end-of-the-season stripers, it's never too late for one last trip.

Atlantic bonito move inshore In the late summer throughout the Northeast and the best way to target them is high-speed trolling with light tackle.

Every fall, false albacore bring a taste of offshore fishing to small-boat and shore-bound fishermen.

With a face only a mother could love, the tautog is beloved by fishermen throughout the Northeast

On The Water Media and StormR present Cabin Fever.

Captain Bobby Rice’s drive to stay on the bite keeps him out on the water almost every day

An early introduction to fishing by his father set Captain Joe Diorio on a lifelong pursuit of giant striped bass.

American shad bring the speed and power of an ocean-going fish hundreds of miles up-river – through both pristine wilderness and the middle of cities – earning them the most befitting nickname of all our Northeast gamefish.