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fishing.digital Weekly is structured to scan in 90 seconds and dive deeper when something catches your eye. Here’s a typical Tuesday issue:
Striper blitzes in the surf, tarpon at Boca, cobia peaking the Panhandle
What’s hitting this week — the East Coast is in full fall transition. Fall striper run reached LBI over the weekend; Hatteras drum bite went off Tuesday morning. South Florida sailfish action picking up. Lake Erie walleye trolling lights-out on the Western Basin. Here’s what’s worth your time…
📍 What’s hitting, by region
- Northeast surf: Striper blitzes from Sandy Hook through Long Beach Island
- Mid-Atlantic: Bull red drum at Cape Point — outgoing tide
- FL Atlantic: Sailfish off Stuart on north-current days
- FL Gulf: Last of the Boca Grande tarpon — pre-dawn anchor bite
- Great Lakes: Walleye trolling at 30-50 ft on the Western Basin reefs
- Pacific NW: Coho running into Buoy 10 area
🎣 Featured read
“Catching Tarpon as They Come In — Reading the Migration” — a 30-year writer’s field guide to reading the migration, finding the choke points, and getting in position before the parade walks past your window.
🐟 Reader report: 47″ striper from Montauk Point
Mike J. with a kayak striper from Montauk last Friday — bunker on a live-bait rig at the rips…
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About Dennis Suler
Thirty years writing about fishing. Started with a weekly newspaper column. Bylines at Field & Stream, The Fisherman, and other national outdoor magazines. Member of the Outdoor Writers Association of America. I’ve covered everything from Northeast surf striper migrations to Florida tarpon to Bristol Bay sockeye. I launched fishing.digital in 2025 as a modern, digital-first publication built for the way anglers actually plan trips today.
fishing.digital Weekly is what I’d want to read if I weren’t writing it. Straight intel, written in my column voice, no fluff, no upsells. Yes there are affiliate links on the website itself; the newsletter is editorial.
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The website has 600+ weekly reports archived by location. The newsletter is the curation layer — Dennis-picked highlights, what’s worth knowing this week, plus reader reports and editorial pieces that don’t appear elsewhere. If the website is the encyclopedia, the newsletter is the column.
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