Fluke derby proves that boat size does not matter
The eleventh annual VFW Fluke Derby provided proof that it does not take a big boat to catch big fish; that perseverance and a good attitude are as important as fishing skill; and sometimes, nice guys do finish first.
Martha’s Vineyard fluke derby means fun and good eats
Fluke are flounder on steroids with a disposition and set of teeth that makes them seem more like bluefish.
Lessons learned and an Island Cup regained
Every fishing season, I learn something new, or relearn old lessons.
Great fishing is often a matter of the right attitude
Been fishin' yet? It is a common question on the Vineyard, if people suspect you are a member of the Island's large fishing fraternity.
Fisherman ties an elegant knot at Vineyard wedding
There are people who like to fish, and there are fishermen.
Catch of the week
Jimmy Moffat, 9, and his dad, Jim Moffat of Attleboro, show off a 41-inch long, 22-pound striper Jimmy caught while fishing aboard the charter boat Wayfarer with Captain Ed Jerome and mate James Taggart, and Jimmy's grandfather, Rod Ezyk of North Attleboro, on Monday morning .
Fishing with dad means treasured memories
In anticipation of Father's Day Sunday, I invited readers to send in photos and stories of fishing with their dads.
Catch and release was a measured success
Fishing excitement and fun swims in all shapes and sizes.
Marines will hit the beach with fly fishermen Saturday
The Martha's Vineyard Rod and Gun Club will host the 19th annual Fly Rod Striped Bass Catch and Release Tournament Saturday.
Long weekend kicks off Island’s fishing season
The Memorial Day weekend is the chance for Islanders and visitors to wet a line for the first time.
Striped bass answer the perennial Vineyard question
Been fishin' yet? It is a common question on the Vineyard in early May, if people suspect you are a member of the Island's large fishing fraternity.