(December 21, 2012) What would happen if someone came on your property, stole something, sold it to a nearby store for several hundred... More
Fishing — Archive
It’s Seagull vs. Eel on Long Wharf
(December 8, 2012) If you want to get out on the water without leaving the land, the Long Wharf in Sag Harbor is your... More
New Film Reels in Montauk’s Fishing Culture
(November 16, 2012) The film has a clever title—Montauk Rocks—referencing the “undisputed surfcasting capital of the world” and also alluding to the original... More
Meet the Fish Monger: James Coronesi
(August 27, 2012) Jimmy Coronesi was raised in Oyster Bay. He first got involved in the seafood industry at the age of 16.... More
20 Years Ago: Dan’s Papers July 24, 1992
(August 8, 2012) A bunch of people are going to stage a protest on July 28. What they are going to do that is... More
Ralph The Clammer
(August 7, 2012) A clam-tastic urban legend from our favorite East End clammer More
Fishing Aboard The Hampton Lady In Shinnecock Was AWESOME
(June 18, 2012) On Friday I spend the day with Captain James Foley aboard his 60 foot charter fishing boat for the opening... More
Filmmaker Gives Montauk Fishing Movie a Kickstart
(May 29, 2012) Montauk has been popping up on those lists of hot spots that various publications like to publish this time of... More
Big Fish: A New World Record for Rod and Reel Is Again Awarded to Montauk
(May 22, 2012) Montauk has more world Rod and Reel fishing records than any other fishing town in the world. And now there... More
A Fisherman’s Memoir In Montauk Gets It Right
(May 16, 2012) Full but hardly significant disclosure: I know Paul Melnyk, the author of Montauk Confidential: A Fisherman’s Memoir (AuthorHouse). He and... More
