by Todd Corayer | Dec 22, 2023 | 2023 Fishing Season, Fly Fishing - Saltwater, Fly Tying
Narragansett Surfcaster’s Surf Day and Peter Jenkins’ Stock The Box Fly Tying Expo help us prepare for stripers, albies & full tackle boxes. Both fight off winter blues and build a sense of community with anglers new and experienced, young and old.
by Todd Corayer | Feb 10, 2023 | 2023 Fishing Season, American Saltwater Guides Association, Striped Bass Fishing
“Conservation equivalency sucks,” was Peter jenkins’ opener, which certainly seized the crowd’s attention at the monthly Narragansett Surfcasters meeting. Surfcasting author Dennis Zambrotta followed with stories of fishing Block Island for big bass from decades past and this past Fall.
by Todd Corayer | May 26, 2022 | 2022 Fishing Season, American Saltwater Guides Association, Block Island, Fish Wrap Ponderings, Fishery Policy & Rules, Fly Fishing - Saltwater, Kayak Fishing, New England Fishing Clubs, New England Tackle Shops, Rhode Island Fishermen, Rhode Island Waterways, Salt Pond Fishing, Salt Water Fishing, Striped Bass Fishing, surfcasting
The American Saltwater Guides Association took the regulatory tiger by the tail to protect striped bass. According to Peter Jenkins, they’re just getting started because they know, fish are worth more in the water than in a cooler.
by Todd Corayer | Dec 24, 2021 | 2021 Fishing Season, New England Fishing Clubs, Salt Water Fishing
We’re wrapping up a solid Fish Wrap 2021 with a two-week review of three large issues: COVID, coastal access and total characters. The first continues to dominate our news and lives, the second threatens our freedom to walk a beach and the latter is the heartbeat of...
by Todd Corayer | Jul 14, 2021 | 2021 Fishing Season, Fly Fishing - Saltwater, Recreation Public Access, Striped Bass Fishing
When government doesn’t engage the very people who might be impacted by their tax funded actions, there will be opposition and just maybe, anarchy. Rhode Island’s Coastal Resources Management Council has invited even more scrutiny by softballing aquaculture applications literally under people’s noses, without ever letting them know of the impacts. That’s pure bull and the curtain has been called.