How to Properly Open Clams

Having the right tools to do any job saves time and makes the job easier. That surely holds true for opening clams and oysters.  When you grow up around the water in a place like Beach Haven as I did, you had these well-weathered, super experienced baymen and charter captains that did more than their
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The Wanderer

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This story was written for On The Rip Magazine, the magazine of South Jersey Tournaments, Cape May, NJ https://ontheripmagazine.com/issues/OTR-2020.pdfLike so many other types of fishing, the pursuit of the White Marlin has been refined through an evolution of equipment, techniques, tackle and an incredible input of science and conservation. Having the ability to reach productive
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Opportunity Gunnin’

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Written for http://www.atlanticrancher.com Situated at the south end of Long Beach Island, Beach Haven, NJ offered an open range classroom of experience. A place where cars and home doors were rarely locked. With a bountiful bay and the great Atlantic Ocean at her shores, the town was inhabited by an eclectic, crafty, hard working, fun-loving group
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Training Grounds

Written for http://www.atlanticrancher.com They are called Tailor in Australia. Known as Elf or Shad in South Africa. Simply, Blues along the east coast of the US. Big ones are choppers, little ones are snappers. The Bluefish is caught in subtropical temperate waters in the Atlantic and Pacific oceans as well as the Mediterranean and Black
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