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A revolutionary study initiated four years by Gray’s FishTag Research and The Fisherman Magazine has been deploying mini satellite tags on post-spawn striped bass off the Atlantic coast. The tags record salinity, depth, temperature, and location before detaching from the fish after a pre-set period of time. At that time, the tag begins transmitting that data so it can be analyzed. The findings from those tags have been eye opening and may disrupt the dogma that striped bass are strictly a coastal species. Listen to this fascinating project and how you can learn more and get involved.

Aside from the 2021 fall striper run being one to remember, the lure that everyone was talking about was the flutter spoon. Flutter spoons have quickly become a must for any serious striper fisherman to add to their arsenal of mojos and bunker spoons. Learn more about these highly effective lures and the techniques and gear needed to make them produce. Tony Maja has been making bunker spoons and other lures designed for striped bass since 1968 so it’s fair to say they know a thing or two about catching bass.

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There’s no magic, and what makes some lures reaching farther distance than others is a mix between their conception, their balance, and also to a certain extend to the gear use to throw them into the surf with the goal of reaching that little bit further than others anglers around them. Patrick aims to help anglers understand some physics that translates in better fishing results, whether you want to use some of his lures or others and talk about the results this helps to reach in terms of catches. Patrick Sebile needs very little introduction and has held around 370 records, wrote 7 books and 800+ articles, appeared on 200+ TV shows and as many magazine front covers, Fished 71 countries and caught 783 fish species to date – always looking for a new one!!

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Blackfish are pound for pound one of the hardest fighting fish in the mid-Atlantic. Some of the biggest bruisers have been coming from New Jersey waters in recent years. Tog also happen to be excellent table fare. Frank has spent years perfecting his equipment he uses to target tog and he offers his proven tips on hunting down and landing the biggest tog in our region.

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Recent advancements in trolling motor technology have revolutionized how many people fish for fluke. Trolling motors paired with navigation electronics allow you to pinpoint your drift and put you on the exact spot you want to be, or, once you find the fish, put you back on that drift again and again. Trolling motors also allow you to fish in less-than-optimal conditions such as wind against the tide. Let Capt. Brett walk you through all the possibilities with today’s trolling motor.

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When not tagging and releasing 250lb sharks within site of the beach, Capt. Darren has developed techniques to target other inshore pelagics that show up in the summer. South Jersey sees an influx of wahoo in the summer months and nothing is quite as exciting as hooking up with and boating one of these speed demons. Spend an hour with Capt. Darren as he runs through the best lures, bait, trolling techniques, tackle and areas to find these toothy fish on south Jersey’s lumps and canyons.

A matter of a few feet can make a huge difference when fishing a wreck. The challenge and time needed to properly anchor on a wreck can be a frustrating endeavor, one that ultimately can make or break the trip. The advancements of trolling motors and marine electronics has all but eliminated the need to anchor when bottom fishing on structure. Capt. Anthony and Capt. Frank will walk you through these advancements and why they are absolutely game changers. If you are thinking about installing a trolling motor or want to pick up on how to use the one you have, this seminar is for you.

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With over 15 years under his belt, Captain Fred has developed a unique approach of speed, mobility, and adaptability to take advantage of what’s available and what’s biting. Captain Fred specialty is allowing his anglers to fish for multiple species on any given day targeting a Jersey Grand Slam consisting of striped bass, bluefish, fluke, weakfish, or experience a combo tuna troll drift in the same day. Learn how you can utilize this proven approach to increase your success this season.

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Capt. Scott Newhall has spent the last 20 years fishing every part of NJ’s coastal waters and he has learned a thing or two. With all those years on the water, primarily targeting fluke, one is almost guaranteed to learn something from Scott. His success of him getting his clients on the fish. Let him share some of his proven tips to help make your outings for fluke more productive no matter where you fish in the state.