Sea bass hit Gulp- and squid-tipped bucktails in 30-foot depths, jumbo stripers take soft-plastic eels and live baits, and big bluefish crash on topwater plugs.

Follow the simple formula: find the bait, find the fish.

Little fish taste good, too.

Big striped bass action is still going strong in Connecticut with bass chasing bunker schools around river mouths.

Casting to Spanish mackerel from shore is an exciting way to catch these strong, fast, toothy and tasty migratory specimens.

From Block Island to the Azores, the mysteries of bluefish make them a fisherman’s favorite.

Soft-plastic baits paired with long-casting tackle can fool the most finicky “funny fish.”

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Slight adjustments to tackle and techniques can help kayak anglers to reduce the mortality of released fish.

Spanish mackerel, or Scomberomorus Maculatus, are not only fun to catch on light tackle, they also make excellent table fare.